The World Rugby has announced women's rugby nominees for year 2025. Image credit: world rugby.
(The Post News) – The World Rugby has announced the World Rugby Women Awards 2025 and break through players nominees of the year. The winners will be crowned during a trophy presentation ceremony at the Women’s Rugby World Cup Final at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham, in front of what is set to be a record-breaking, sold-out crowd. They will be honoured on the biggest stage of the women’s game, before a global audience on what promises to be a historic sporting occasion for women’s sport.
Since their launch in 2001, the World Rugby Awards have shone a spotlight on the best in the sport, not only players but also those who contribute through development and leadership, embodying rugby’s core values.
“This remarkable Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 has demonstrated the very best of our game – the values, the unity, the incredible energy. At the heart of its success are our players, the stars of the show, who have not only been exceptional performers on the field, but who have forged an incredible bond with fans,” said World Rugby Chairman Brett Robinson.
He continued to say they are excited to reveal the World Rugby Awards nominees in the women’s categories. “Congratulations to all, but also to all the players, coaches and match officials who have played their full part in an era-defining year for the sport.”
World Rugby Women’s 2025 Nominees
- Sophie de Goede (Canada), Megan Jones (England) and Jorja Miller (New Zealand) nominated for Women’s Player of the Year in partnership with HSBC – each recognised for their world-class performances and impact throughout the season.
- Jorja Miller (New Zealand), Josifini Neihamu (Fiji) and Braxton Sorensen-McGee (New Zealand) – three rising stars who have lit up the international stage with standout performances in their debut seasons nominated for 15s Breakthrough Player of the Year.
- Coach of the Year and Referee award winners will be presented at the RWC 2025 Final alongside the Player and Breakthrough Player of the Years, with the Women’s 15s Dream Team and Try of the Year announced after the tournament.
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