Wales coach Lynn stays positive despite narrow WXV loss to USA
Head coach Sean Lynn says he is seeing positives from Wales' performance despite a narrow defeat to the United States in the WXV competition.
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Wales head coach Sean Lynn said he remains positive despite a narrow defeat to the United States in the WXV women's rugby competition, according to the BBC.
Lynn pointed to elements of the team's performance as encouraging signs, even in defeat.
The loss adds to Wales' results in the ongoing WXV tournament.
Further details on the match score and specific comments from Lynn were not included in the available report.
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