Wales Announces U21 Squad for Women's Six Nations Summer Series
Wales name squad for U21s Six Nations series
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Wales has named a 32-player squad for the Women's Under-21 Six Nations Summer Series, featuring matches against France, Italy, and Ireland. Coach Liza Burgess aims to prepare players for senior competition, with the first match against France scheduled for April 18 at Cardiff Arms Park.
- 01Wales will compete against France, Italy, and Ireland in the Women's U21 Six Nations Summer Series.
- 02The squad features 32 players, primarily from Celtic Challenge teams.
- 03The first match will be held at Cardiff Arms Park on April 18.
- 04The tournament format has evolved to include two home fixtures and one away match.
- 05Coach Liza Burgess emphasizes the importance of this series for player development.
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Wales has unveiled a 32-player squad for the Women's Under-21 Six Nations Summer Series, set to face France, Italy, and Ireland. The series is designed to prepare young players for the senior tournament, with the first match against France U21s scheduled for April 18 at Cardiff Arms Park. Coach Liza Burgess, a former Wales forward, highlighted the significance of hosting the first game after the senior women's match, marking a historic occasion. The squad draws heavily from the Celtic Challenge teams, including Brython Thunder and Gwalia Lightning. The new format for the series will feature two home games and one away match, aimed at mirroring the training and travel elements of elite tournaments. Burgess expressed excitement about the draw, noting the opportunity for players to gain valuable experience.
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This series provides a platform for young Welsh players to showcase their talent and gain experience, which is crucial for their development in the sport.
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