Edinburgh Rugby to compete in 2024/25 Celtic Challenge

• 5 Nov 2024
• News

Edinburgh Rugby women will make their return to action in December, with their participation in the 2024/25 Celtic Challenge now confirmed.

The capital’s women’s side is set for their second season as a side, having finished in second place in last year’s competition.

Further details, including fixtures and squad announcements will follow in coming weeks.

Set to kick-off in December, the league will welcome back Brython Thunder, the Clovers, Glasgow Warriors, Gwalia Lightning, and the Wolfhounds for a season set to raise the bar for quality, competitiveness, and fan engagement.

All participating teams are embracing a greater platform in the upcoming season, aligning with enhanced Operating Standards that will deliver greater visibility for supporters while showcasing top-tier talent. This strategic enhancement underscores the competition’s commitment to elevating the profile of Women’s rugby in the Celtic nations, building a vibrant platform for players, and enriching the supporter experience.

As the countdown to the new season begins, further announcements are expected over the coming weeks, including coaching appointments, fixture schedules, playing squads, and more. Each update will bring fans closer to the action and provide insights into the talent, strategies, and personalities that will drive this season’s excitement.

Supporters are encouraged to follow @CelticRugbyComp on Instagram, Facebook, X, TikTok, YouTube, and LinkedIn to stay updated with all the latest news, exclusive behind-the-scenes content, and updates as the league prepares for its December launch.

About Celtic Challenge:

The Celtic Challenge is the first Women’s domestic Cross-Border Competition. The League is played between 6 Teams across 3 nations over 10 rounds. At the end of the season, the team with the highest table standing will be crowned Champions.

The League is designed to develop and inspire World Class performance through elite Competition, it is the highest form of domestic rugby across Wales, Scotland, and Ireland and acts as a pathway for current and future International Talent.

For further information about the Celtic Challenge please visit: https://celticrugbycomp.com/