Wales deliver performance of serious promise
Wales have set themselves a new standard after clocking up a half-century of points in their WXV opener against South Africa.
Wales delivered a performance of serious promise, scoring an impressive 50 points against South Africa in their WXV opener. The victory, which shattered realistic expectations, came under the watchful eye of British and Irish Lions Women's coach Jo Yapp. The new-look backline, led by former Wales and Lions centre Jonathan Davies, was the highlight of the game, with Sisilia Tuipulotu's two-try performance described as "world class."
Georgia Evans and Alex Callender also had standout games, while Keira Bevan played out of position at fly-half and Lisa Neumann filled in at full-back. Lynn expressed pride in his team's growth and skill development, stating that this performance marks the beginning of a new era for Wales. The team will face USA in their next match on September 26th, aiming to build on this impressive start.
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