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Worcester Warriors legend Tony Windo has signed a new three-year contract to remain the club's scrum and forwards coach until 2013. Windo joined the Sixways coaching staff in 2008 after playing over 400 first team games for...
Worcester centre Dale Rasmussen Back row Kai Horstmann returns to the starting line-up for Worcester Warriors as they entertain Bath in the Guinness Premiership at Sixways Stadium on Friday. Director of Rugby Mike Ruddock makes...
Sportsmail has teamed up with QBE, the specialist business insurer, to offer you the chance to attend the crunch Guinness Premiership matches between Gloucester Rugby and Leicester Tigers at Kingsholm and Worcester Warriors v...
Sixways Stadium, the home of Worcester Warriors and Sixways Events, welcomed a very special guest on Tuesday (November 17) when HRH The Princess Royal toured the complex. HRH Princess Anne was the special guest of the club and...
Match Day hospitality is almost sold out for Worcester Warriors versus Bath Rugby this Friday (November 20) at Sixways Stadium. There is no further onsite car parking available for this game. All Pitchview Restaurant, Business...
England's best Under 19 players have been named in two Regional Academy squads to face Australian Schools next month - and Worcester Warriors Academy duo Andy Short and Earl Collins are both celebrating call-ups.
Treat your young one to a place on the Worcester Warriors Rugby Camp featuring club captain Pat Sanderson at Sixways this Christmas!! The camp is suitable for players of all abilities between the ages of 6-16 and will give...
Calum MacRae: Scotland to Sixways Worcester Warriors back Calum MacRae says he is enjoying the challenge of Guinness Premiership rugby. The 29-year-old left Edinburgh to join the Warriors in August, after a pre-season trial at...
Modus Creative, Creative Partner to Worcester Warriors are to sponsor the Challenge Cup between King's School Worcester and the RGS Worcester for the third year running. Worcester Warriors are delighted to announce that this...
DESPERATE for form, Worcester had to revert to type to smash the Falcons up front. But even a four-try Sixways defeat could not leave Falcons rugby director Steve Bates tearing his hair out when picking up the pieces.
