A self-described “heart leader”, she’s also a warrior on the field, with an engine and grit that belies an almost cherubic face; it’s not uncommon to see her with a hint of a smile, even in the heat of the most rugged battle.
The Black Ferns ended their 2024 WXV 1 campaign with a seven-try win over France to leave Vancouver with a 39-14 victory at BC Place.
The Black Ferns coaching staff have made five changes to the starting team ahead of their last WXV 1 match against France.
Growing up on her family farm in rural New Zealand, Hannah King’s father would regale her with stories of the stadium he most wanted to tick off his rugby bucket list.
“We’re pushing each other to be better. We each have our own strengths but we help each other when we can. There’s a healthy rivalry within the squad.”
Big guns have returned in the Black Ferns' squad named for a Northern Tour which will act as the last chance to play their biggest European foes before the 2025 Rugby World Cup.
Black Ferns captain Ruahei Demant has explained how Katelyn Vaha’akolo’s four-try haul showed the “selflessness” of the team.
The Black Ferns put on an attacking clinic as they recorded a stunning 55-nil win over the Wallaroos.
The Black Ferns have named some reinforcements in their squad for the O'Reilly Cup sequel on July 14 in Brisbane.
The Black Ferns have named their team to play Australia for the O'Reilly Cup this weekend as they look to bounce back from a disappointing loss to Canada.