# The Women's Game Today · Rugby Level 10: Professional

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The women's game at the top: the early World Cups, the Black Ferns, the Red Roses, the 2025 World Cup, the Women's Six Nations, WXV, the professional leagues, the stars and officials, growing crowds, and the Pacific Four.

## Test 1: The early World Cups

- Wales 1991. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- USA 1991. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Recognised officially later. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Scotland 1994. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- England's first title. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Amsterdam 1998. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- A platform. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- 1991, 1994, 1998, 2002. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- 1991, 1994, 1998. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Cardiff 1991. (Source: General rugby union reference)

## Test 2: The Black Ferns

- 1998, 2002, 2006, 2010, 2017, 2021. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Black Ferns. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- 1998 to 2010. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Delayed by the pandemic. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- 34-31 at Eden Park. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Eden Park. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Belfast final. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Four of the six. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- 6, 3, 1. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Eden Park 2022. (Source: General rugby union reference)

## Test 3: The Red Roses

- Red Roses. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Three titles. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- In Paris. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- France 2014. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- RFU contracts. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Scarratt. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Hunter. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- 1994, 2014, 2025. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Lost to New Zealand each time. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Paris 2014. (Source: General rugby union reference)

## Test 4: The 2025 World Cup

- England 2025. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- England beat Canada. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- 33-13. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- England 33, Canada 13. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Twickenham. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- 81,885. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Beating France. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Gold, silver, bronze, fourth. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Largest to smallest. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- 33-13. (Source: General rugby union reference)

## Test 5: The Women's Six Nations

- With Spain as the sixth team. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- France 2002. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Spain, 2002-2006. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Replacing Spain. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- A standalone window. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- England's long run of titles. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Growth. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- 2002, 2007, 2022. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Most to fewest. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Spring championship. (Source: General rugby union reference)

## Test 6: WXV

- WXV. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- WXV 1, 2 and 3. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Sixteen teams. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Beating New Zealand in their last match. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Regional results. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Autumn window. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- More competitive tests. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Top to bottom. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Yearly, yearly outside World Cups, four-yearly. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Three tiers. (Source: General rugby union reference)

## Test 7: The leagues

- PWR. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Premier 15s. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Élite 1. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Super W. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- The Farah Palmer Cup. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Better preparation. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- A global market. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Club to country. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- France, Australia, New Zealand. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- PWR. (Source: General rugby union reference)

## Test 8: Stars and officials

- Cocksedge. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- De Goede. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Maher. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Kabeya. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Davidson. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Role models. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Two stages. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Canada, England, New Zealand. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Many, two, one. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Davidson. (Source: General rugby union reference)

## Test 9: Crowds and coverage

- 81,885. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Growth. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Big demand. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Investment. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Growth audience. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Records. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Direct reach. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Smallest to largest. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Commercial growth. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Record crowds. (Source: General rugby union reference)

## Test 10: The Pacific Four

- Pacific Four. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Regular tests. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- 2014 and 2025. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Depth and investment. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Qualification route. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Wallaroos. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Women's Eagles. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Australia, New Zealand, then North America (USA, Canada). (Source: General rugby union reference)
- 4, 6, 16. (Source: General rugby union reference)
- Pacific Four. (Source: General rugby union reference)

Sources: World Rugby handbooks and coaching material, union and competition records; original questions authored, nothing reproduced. Numbered Laws belong to the Laws category.

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