Scotland became the 12th and final team to qualify for Rugby World Cup 2021. This will be their first appearance on the World Cup stage since 2010. Their best finish came back in 1994 when they finished fifth.
On this page, you can keep up to date with Scotland’s World Cup fixtures, results and access all the latest team news and analysis.
There are genuine superstars on the SVNS circuit who will need to rise up and shine in 2023/24.
The Scottish Rugby Union have issued an apology to the family of the late Siobhan Cattigan, the back-rower who won 19 caps for the women’s national team before her death at the age of just 26 in November 2021.
Scotland became the 12th and final team to qualify for Rugby World Cup 2021. This will be their first appearance on the World Cup stage since 2010. Their best finish came back in 1994 when they finished fifth.
On this page, you can keep up to date with Scotland’s World Cup fixtures, results and access all the latest team news and analysis.
Anne Young Loose Head Prop 
Christine Belisle Tight head prop 
Elis Martin Hooker 
Emma Wassell Lock 4 Eva Donaldson Blindside Flanker Evie Gallagher Number 8 
Fi McIntosh Blindside Flanker 
Jade Konkel-Roberts Number 8 
Lana Skeldon Hooker 
Louise McMillan Openside flanker 
Rachel Malcolm Blindside Flanker 
Rachel McLachlan Openside flanker 
Sarah Bonar Lock 5 
Beth Blacklock Inside Centre 
Caity Mattinson Scrum half 
Chloe Rollie Fullback Coreen Grant Inside Centre 
Demi Swann Fullback 
Elliann Clark Fullback 
Emma Orr Outside centre 
Francesca McGhie Right Wing 
Helen Nelson Fly half 
Leah Bartlett Fullback 
Lisa Cockburn Fullback 
Lisa Thomson Inside centre 
Liz Musgrove Right Wing 
Mairi McDonald Fullback 
Meryl Smith Fullback 
Rhona Lloyd Right wing 
Sarah Law Fullback 
Scotland Women's Rugby Team 
