Lorraine Marsden

1 week ago | totalrl.com | Lorraine Marsden

Isabel Rowe has enjoyed a meteoric rise to her rugby league career already at just 18, and is loving life at Wembley winners Wigan Warriors playing alongside best friend Jenna Foubister. THEY SAY if you find a job you love, you’ll never work a day in your life. But the satisfaction can only grow and feel even better if you get the chance to do that job alongside one of your best friends. So it is little surprise then that for Isabel Rowe, life as a Wigan Warriors player is anything but a chore.

1 week ago | totalrl.com | Lorraine Marsden

LEEDS RHINOS 110 WARRINGTON WOLVES 0LORRAINE MARSDEN, AMT Headingley, SundayLEEDS ran in 20 tries as they claimed an easy first win of the season and broke the record for their highest-ever victory. Ebony Stead led the way with four tries, while Evie Cousins and Sophie Nuttall each bagged hat-tricks as Warrington barely got a look in. The Leeds onslaught started as early as the third minute when Izzy Northrop crossed from 20 metres out.

1 week ago | totalrl.com | Lorraine Marsden

HUDDERSFIELD GIANTS 0 WIGAN WARRIORS 58LORRAINE MARSDEN, Laund Hill, SundayWIGAN showed no sign of a Challenge Cup hangover as they ran in ten tries against Huddersfield. As is becoming the norm with this Wigan team now, much of the damage was done early on with the Warriors racing into a 22-0 lead inside 18 minutes. Mary Coleman, Eva Hunter twice and Tiana Power all crossed, with Rowe missing the last of the four conversions – the only kick the teenage sensation missed all afternoon.

2 weeks ago | totalrl.com | Lorraine Marsden

YORK VALKYRIE have once again looked to France to bolster their squad for the rest of the season. Fresh from losing pack duo Jess Sharp, who has joined Leeds Rhinos, and Kelsey Gentles, who is currently recovering from a long-term knee injury, coach Lindsay Anfield has signed French international Sarah Menaa. The 21-year-old joins from Catalans Goddesses, with whom she has won the French Championship three times.

2 weeks ago | totalrl.com | Lorraine Marsden

Wigan Warriors have confirmed that the injury suffered by Emily Veivers during Saturday’s 42-6 Challenge Cup Final win over St Helens will see her sidelined for over three months. The Papua New Guinea international was forced to leave the field early after she got her arm caught between two players shortly before Katie Mottershead scored Saints’ only try of the game. X-rays have since shown that Veivers suffered a fractured arm and will undergo surgery to screw and plate the fracture together.