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sorry, but my italian is pretty bad.
i got asked by a friend who lives in val d'ossola if there are any female teams nearby. i haven't heard of any, but maybe you ladies could give me a better insight?
just packed my bag to go for a visit and put a ball in to have her start something close to home, but maybe there are others interested in setting up a squad?

grazie!

rucola ha scritto:sorry, but my italian is pretty bad.
i got asked by a friend who lives in val d'ossola if there are any female teams nearby. i haven't heard of any, but maybe you ladies could give me a better insight?
just packed my bag to go for a visit and put a ball in to have her start something close to home, but maybe there are others interested in setting up a squad?
grazie!

Verbania have a rugby club but I don't think they have women; there might be something in Tradate but if you want to do anything serious (serie A) you'll have to travel to Monza

Tanu ha scritto: Verbania have a rugby club but I don't think they have women; there might be something in Tradate but if you want to do anything serious (serie A) you'll have to travel to Monza

no women left in tradate...
and monza is just to far away, 2hs one way for training is just too much.
well, maybe we'll just ask verbania or borgomanero if they are willing to train girls/women and set up a team...
are there any funds (like a set of balls or something) from the FIR if you set up a new club? or from the regional boards?

You can try to understand if Valcuvia- Varese, is better.
They play rugby seven, Coppa Italia, and probably the road is not so long. I suggest you to look for google map the best way.
have a good rugby