The Wales squad for the Women’s U20’s Six Nations Summer Series in Ystrad Mynach has been announced.
Wales had been in a commanding position in their World Rugby U20 Championships opener but were ultimately beaten by Los Pumitas.
Jac Morgan is the sole remaining Welshman on the British and Irish Lions tour after it was confirmed Tomos Williams would play no further part for Andy Farrell's side due to a hamstring injury.
Eddie Jones and Matt Sherratt are both in need of victories as Wales face Japan in a double header in July.
Wales scrum-half Tomos Williams faces a race to be fit for the British and Irish Lions' first Test against Australia after being withdrawn through injury in his side's victory against Western Force.
Louie Trevett says childhood hero and Bristol Bears team-mate Ellis Genge has given him some telling advice ahead of the 2025 World Rugby U20 Championship.
Rising Scarlet Harry Thomas enjoyed a fantastic Six Nations, but he is targeting an even greater 2025-26 season with Wales Under-20s and Scarlets.
There is no Jac Morgan in the Lions team for their opening game in Australia, but the Western Force fixture is a major opportunity for Tomos Williams.
It was the new trophy on the block last season, but the Super Rugby Cymru tournament is now all about a title defence for inaugural winners Newport.
Gethin Jenkins looked as though he had been and gone through international rugby, but now he’s back and heading with Wales to Japan.
The Lions have landed in Australia and are into the usual rounds of meet and greet and worrying about injured players.
In a new era for Wales, there are only a few familiar faces. One of those is Josh Adams, who insists the team is well prepared to end the losing streak this summer.
The British and Irish Lions began their tour with a defeat and a brutally honest assessment from head coach Andy Farrell.
Wales have history with Eddie Jones - good and bad - but now there is another chapter to be written and Josh Macelod admits he’s not too sure what to expect.
The Welsh representation on the Lions tour may be small - just two players - but both Jac Morgan and Tomos Williams should get a chance to impress in the first game.
Sean Lynn promised to move Wales into a new era after he became head coach of the women’s national team and he is ramping up that process.
Wales U20s will travel to the World Championships in Italy in confident mood after an encouraging Six Nations - but with a notable absentee.
Wales' tour of Japan will be a role reversal for Danny Wilson, who was once in charge at Cardiff, with Matt Sherratt as his assistant.
The Welsh regions left the stage weeks ago, but Leinster will include one Welshman in their coaching set-up when they face the Bulls in Dublin.
A week is a long time in rugby as Richard Whiffin’s Wales U20s have proven with a mood-lifting win over Italy.