WRU Appoints Siwan Lillicrap to New Women's Coaching Role
The Welsh Rugby Union has named former captain Siwan Lillicrap as head of women's coaching and development, according to BBC Sport.
The Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) has appointed former Wales captain Siwan Lillicrap to a newly created role as head of women's coaching and development, BBC Sport reported.
Lillicrap, who previously captained the Wales women's rugby team, will take on responsibility for coaching and development within the women's game, according to the report.
Further details regarding the scope of the role and Lillicrap's specific responsibilities were not immediately available in the source report.
Sources
- WRU appoints Lillicrap to new women's role — BBC Sport
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