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Super W: Waratahs begin title defence with a new-look team
www.rugby.com.auTwo-time defending champions the NSW Waratahs have named a 31-player squad that boasts more than 375 Super Rugby Women’s caps between them.
www.rugbypass.comNSW Waratahs Women's Head Coach, Campbell Aitken has named his first match day squad for the 2020 Buildcorp Super W season.
nsw.rugbyA champion for gender equality and the growth of the women’s game, Tah Woman has joined forces with Tah Man just in time for the Waratahs’ Super W season opener against Western Force. The Waratahs unveiling of their new female mascot, Tah Woman, is part of the club's ongoing commitment to promoting equality, growth, and support of women's rugby in Australia. Tah Woman will represent the organisation at matches and events alongside existing mascot Tah Man, embodying the club's values of...
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