Welcome to the top women's rugby news for March 22-28! We begin with the announcement of the Women's Six Nations fixtures and broadcast schedule finally being released. We're pleased to see no overlapping start times but it's difficult to build new fans and engagement with less than two weeks to go before the first kick-off.

In XVs news, Allianz Premier 15s is getting closer to their semi-finals with Wasps, Loughborough and an outside chance for newcomer Exeter to take their spots. Spain's Iberdrola is off for the week but their Honor "B" division is playing their final league matches.

In 7s news, the Emirates Invitational 7s tournament will take place April 2-3 and 8-9 (back to back weekends). The Olympics have announced that overseas spectators won't be allowed and Australia, Fiji and New Zealand are considering how to train ahead of the Olympics. New Zealand is even thinking about basing themselves in Australia while Fiji may not attend some HSBC 7s events!

In Other News, we announced that we've partnered with Patreon to bring you behind the scenes content! Canada has announced their 2020 Hall of Fame including three females and the 2014 Women's Rugby World Cup team.

We finish out the week with ten player features and fourteen media.

Read the entire update at https://scrumhalfconnection.com/2021/03/30/under-the-posts-womens-rugby-news-for-mar-22-28/.

tl;dr: Under the Posts - Women's Rugby News for Mar 22-28 reveals the Women's Six Nations fixtures & broadcast details. The Emirates Invitational 7s tournament is April 2-3 and 8-9 & the Oceania teams struggle to get games ahead of the Olympics.