Molly’s is just one of many inspiring stories that will be highlighted during Community Weekend Round 7 of Gallagher Premiership Rugby
From the moment 15-year-old Molly Woodward from Westhoughton stepped onto the rugby field, she discovered a passion for the sport that was unlike anything she’d experienced before.
Now a positive role model to others, Molly credits rugby for improving her fitness and widening her circle of friends, factors which have led to her improved application and attitude at school. “Molly’s journey highlights the programme’s transformative power in building confidence, developing new skills, and transitioning young people into local clubs.”
, celebrating the award-winning community programmes run by Premiership Rugby in collaboration with its ten clubs and club foundations.
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