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Julia Schell Shines with Six Second-Half Tries as Canada Dominates Fiji in Women's Rugby World Cup
In an electrifying opening match of the Women's Rugby World Cup, Julia Schell showcased her extraordinary talent by scoring six tries in the second half, leading Canada to a resounding 65-7 victory over Fiji. This remarkable performance not only marked a strong start for Canada but also placed Schell among the elite in World Cup history.
Canada 65 (Julia Schell 6, Sophie de Goede, Gillian Boag, Caroline Crossley, Alysha Corrigan, Karen Paquin tries; de Goede 4 conversions, Alex Tessier conversion), Fiji 7 (Kolora Lomani try; Litiani ...
Fiji's forwards muscled up to keep their Pacific Nations Cup (PNC) title defence alive and put their World Cup preparations back on track with a thumping 38-13 victory over Canada in Suva on ...
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Canada scored two of their three tries against Wales through the forwards - the other was an 80-metre intercept - and Tabua warned Fiji must be prepared to get physical.
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