The Celtic Challenge is making its mark on the international stage, with an impressive 73 players earning call-ups to Ireland, Scotland, and Wales, Women’s Six Nations squads.
Since it’s inception, the Celtic Challenge has been a fundamental pathway for players aiming to make their mark in elite rugby. Combining fierce competition with the opportunity to develop – the league continues in its efforts to bridge the gap between domestic and international rugby.
One of the most exciting aspects of this year’s call-ups is the number of uncapped and young players who have earned their place in Women’s Six Nations squads. These players represent the next wave of rugby talent ready to make an impact on the international stage. Their inclusion is a direct reflection of the Celtic Challenge’s role as a pathway for emerging stars.
From rising stars to established names, the Celtic Challenge continues to elevate the women’s game, strengthening International sides and showcasing the depth of talent within the three nations.
With the Six Nations ahead, these players have the chance to showcase their talent on the international stage.
This remarkable milestone is just the start for these players and the league itself. As the competition continues to grow, more players will undoubtedly follow in their footsteps.
