Big Boost For Quins Ladies


By MG
December 8 2020

Great news for Harlequins Ladies as QUINSSA the  supporter's association has continued to show its support by granting six education bursaries for the 2020/21 season

Following on from QUINSSA’s support over the last few seasons, this year sees bursaries awarded to Ella Amory, Izzy Mayhew, Sam McCarthy, Lucy Packer, Emily Robinson and Charlie Wellbelove.

All six of the players are currently balancing higher education studies alongside playing for Harlequins Women in the Allianz Premier 15s. Ella Amory (Belgium 7s), Lucy Packer (Wales 7s) and Emily Robinson (England U20s) have all earned international honours for their respective countries.

 

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Head of Harlequins Women’s Rugby Programme Atlanta St John said: “As this year’s cohort of recipients continue to demonstrate, what our players are achieving outside of rugby is impressive and something the Club is incredibly proud of.

 

The players’ dedication and commitment to their education alongside the ever-growing demands and competitiveness of the Allianz Premier 15s show the breadth and depth of players we have in our Women’s squad.

 

The support that QUINSSA is providing is invaluable and we cannot thank them enough for their ongoing backing of the Women’s team.”

 

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Big Boost For Quins Ladies
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