Here's how the local girls on Anglesey are embodying the true spirit of rugby in our Welsh Injury Surveillance in Girls Youth Rugby girls rugby injury project Rugby Knowledge Exchange SportSciBangor

En route to Portsmouth for the Women in Sport and Exercise Conference 2025 ! Looking forward to a fantastic few days hearing about some of the great research going on to empower female athletes #movingwomenshapingvictories WISEAN SportSciBangor Bangor University Rugby Knowledge Exchange

Diolch i’r Y Celtiaid am groesawu Welsh Injury Surveillance in Girls Youth Rugby i’ch parti diwedd tymor! Ma’ mor braf gweld gymaint o genod yn cael dathlu eu llwyddiannau - ac oni’n andros o genfigennus o’r scrunchies 😍 #eigem #eidiogelwch #WISGYR

A jam-packed, insightful inaugural conference UKCCIIS - IOC Research Centre of Excellence. Key messages for us at Rugby Knowledge Exchange being involving the athlete in decision making regarding injury mitigation strategies and a focus on female athlete health - inspired and ready to continue our work Welsh Injury Surveillance in Girls Youth Rugby into next season🏉

An excellent couple of days in Edinburgh for the UKCCIIS - IOC Research Centre of Excellence inaugural conference. Fantastic variety of speakers and interests, providing myself with some important perspectives particularly in the implementation of behaviour change in concussion reporting

A fantastic few days up in Edinburgh for the inaugural UKCCIIS - IOC Research Centre of Excellence conference. Great to chat to others working in injury surveillance in particular and a good opportunity to present some of my preliminary research on contact breast injury in girls’ youth rugby

Great work from Rugby Knowledge Exchange researchers Dr Seren Evans Eloise Kirby and Steffi Studt from the School of Psychology and Sport Science at Bangor University presenting at the inaugural UKCCIIS - IOC Research Centre of Excellence conference at The University of Edinburgh #rugbyinjury #concussion #breastinjury SportSciBangor

Out now! - Eloise Kirby gives insight into Welsh Injury Surveillance in Girls Youth Rugby - research into girls injuries in rugby - breast injury within rugby jessbunyard.substack.com/p/injury-resea…

More Rugby Knowledge Exchange research FEPSAC in Innsbruck. PhD researcher George Lowe presents his innovative work examining an individualised approach to improving the talent development environment in rugby union performance pathways.

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Great research visit to University Of Limerick and PESS @ UL to meet the researchers Irish Rugby Injury Surveillance, IRIS Project. Thanks to Ian Kenny Tom Comyns and Catriona Yeomans Irish Rugby. Some exciting ideas for future research collaboration in rugby 🏉

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Congratulations to Rugby Knowledge Exchange researcher George Lowe on his first PhD publication. The 3-part study developed a practical tool for assessing technical & tactical skills in rugby union pathways 🏉 Dr Eleri Sian Jones @GottwaldVicky Julian Owen frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

Well done to Rugby Knowledge Exchange SportSciBangor PhD researcher Eloise Kirby on winning this award supported by CASES at the recent WISEAN conference 🙌

🕒 Only 5 weeks left to submit! Share your research on youth rugby talent development & how genetics, training & psychology influence emerging players ✍️fro.ntiers.in/RT67931 🗓️26/09/25 Led by Robin Owen Julian Owen and Drs. Till and Leicht