Hannah Jones backs Gloucester-Hartpury stars to impress at TikTok Women's Six Nations

Captain Hannah Jones believes Wales' 11-player Gloucester-Hartpury contingent can transfer their fantastic form in the Allianz Premier 15s to the 2023 TikTok Women’s Six Nations. All nine of Gloucester-Hartpury's newly announced full-time Wales players are included, along with props Cerys Hope and Abbey Constable, while Jones has been selected as Ioan Cunningham's new captain.

Ad The Cherry & Whites are currently second in the Premier 15s table, one point behind Exeter Chiefs with a game in hand. RugbyMalcolm shows respect to England captain Hunter ahead of Six Nations openerAN HOUR AGO «It is brilliant, we have been playing a really high standard of rugby week in and week out, said Jones.» «That's good to see now with these number of games and these number of minutes that we are going to have in international rugby that we are doing well at Gloucester-Hartpury, it is really good.

»We have had six new players from the Celtic Challenge which is brilliant. «Bringing Welsh talent through in Wales is a big area of the game and having that development stage in Wales now is just going to be better for us as a squad.» Six Nations Rugby, the official organising body responsible for the TikTok Women’s Six Nations, broke all fan engagement records in 2022 and highlighted its commitment to giving the women’s game the best possible platform to grow.

The 2023 edition of the Championship stands to build on this progress, with even bigger crowds expected, more international broadcasters covering all the action and unprecedented social and digital promotion for the heroes of the women’s game. The Welsh Rugby Union doubled the number of players who have earned full-time contracts with the Wales Women’s senior team in 2023.