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The team is training in Ibadan for their match against Kenya in the Women's Rugby League World Cup pre-qualifiers.
Nigeria's Women's rugby team, the Black Stallions, is intensifying their preparations for a crucial two-legged World Cup qualifier against Kenya later this month.
The team, currently training at Rainbow College Boarding School, Ibadan, aims to secure a spot in the Women's Rugby League World Cup pre-qualifiers.
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The first leg of the qualifier is scheduled for September 19 at Impala Club Rugby Ground, Nairobi, Kenya, with the return leg set for September 22.
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The Black Stallions are receiving generous support from sponsors, including Aerial Robotix, Alaro City, Chappal Energy, and Leadway Assurance.
The team's president, Abiodun Olawale-Cole, expressed his confidence in the team's chances of success. "Despite some initial logistical challenges, we are grateful for the team's comfortable camp at Rainbow College.
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19:48 - 04.08.2024
Bolu Fagborun appointed as Nigeria's Rugby Women’s head coach
Fagborun first test as coach will be against Kenya on September 19 in Nairobi in the World Series qualifiers.
"The players are motivated, the coaches are working hard, and I believe that the World Cup ticket is within reach," he said in a statement.
The winner of the two-match series will advance to the Women's Rugby League World Cup pre-qualifiers for the World Series next year.
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08:51 - 01.06.2024
2024 Nigeria Rugby League season to kick off June 24th
The League will feature Five teams in the Southern Conference with Male and Female categories.
The 2026 Women's Rugby League World Cup qualification process involves four confederation qualification tournaments.
The top two teams from Europe will qualify directly, while the playoff winner of the two runners-up will face the winners of the other three tournaments in the 2025 World Series for the final two spots in the 2026 World Cup.
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