Holmes sees progress as Wales look to next generation (opens original article in a new tab)
Wales' women's rugby team faces challenges after another last-place finish in the Six Nations, but coach Tyrone Holmes sees progress in defensive metrics and emerging talent as they prepare for future competitions.
- Wales' women's rugby team finished last in the Six Nations for the third consecutive year, losing all five matches and conceding 31 tries.
- Defence coach Tyrone Holmes highlighted improvements in tackling and ball speed despite the results, noting the team is building foundations for future success.
- The upcoming match against the Barbarians includes 14 uncapped players to assess the next generation of talent and prepare for the WXV later this year.
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