🏉 Exciting times for Welsh rugby fans! Wales is all set to kick off their Women’s Six Nations campaign against Scotland this weekend at the iconic Principality Stadium in Cardiff. Head coach Sean Lynn has announced the squad with some fresh faces making their debuts.
Lock Jorja Aiono and wing Seren Singleton are stepping onto the field for the first time, and we can’t wait to see what they bring to the game! Both have been in top form, with Aiono shining in the Celtic Challenge and Singleton impressing during her time with Brython Thunder.
Flanker Kate Williams is taking the lead as captain, aiming to steer the team away from a third wooden spoon in a row. Williams is eager to bring a bit more physicality and team cohesion to the pitch as they take on a strong Scottish side.
Lynn is ringing in changes, having reshuffled his coaching team and focusing on creating a consistent identity within the squad. It’s all about building performance, staying connected, and aligning as a unit before facing Scotland.
Williams shares her leadership journey, saying, “It’s been different, but it’s been good. I’ve felt more confident in myself as a leader and it’s very exciting.” With a fresh mindset, both Lynn and Williams are prioritising performance over immediate results, believing that strong showings will pave the way for victories down the line.
This home game is not just about the thrilling rugby to watch but also about the incredible atmosphere at the Principality Stadium. Let’s get behind our team and fill those stands, creating a fantastic home-ground advantage that the players can feel.
Drop your support for the Welsh team in the comments and let’s cheer them on to a promising start in the Six Nations! 🏴🎉 #WomensSixNations #CymruAmByth #RugbyFamily