Mary Coleman, a prop for the Wigan Warriors, has received her first call-up to the England women’s rugby league team. The 25-year-old will play in the summer Test against France on July 25. Coleman is a former Oxford University Blue, meaning she played in the prestigious Varsity Match against Cambridge three times. Now she’s ready to represent her country on the international stage.
A Versatile Player with a Strong Rugby Background
Coleman has shown she can adapt to different levels of rugby. Starting in the university game, she moved up to play for the Wigan Warriors in the Women’s Super League. Her strength and skills as a prop have caught the attention of England’s coaches. She has been a key player for Wigan, helping them compete at the top level.
- Played three Varsity Cups for Oxford University
- Now plays for Wigan Warriors in the Women’s Super League
- Earns first senior England call-up
What This Test Means for England Women’s Rugby League
The match against France is an important part of England’s preparation for future tournaments. It gives new players like Coleman a chance to prove themselves. The team is building depth and experience as they look ahead to the next Rugby League World Cup. France is a tough opponent, and this Test will test England’s strength.
Coleman’s Journey Shows the Path to the Top
Mary Coleman’s call-up is a great example of how players can rise through the ranks. From university rugby to the professional league and now the national team, her story inspires others. Fans will be watching closely on July 25 to see how she performs in an England shirt. This is just the beginning for Coleman, and her future in the sport looks bright.