1. Table

2. Results

3. See also

4. External links

The 2002 Women's Six Nations Championship was the first series of the rugby union Women's Six Nations Championship and was won by {{nrut|France}}, who achieved the Grand Slam.

Table

Results

test# = 342|

date = 2002-02-02|

nohome = {{ruw-rt|FRA}} |

score = 24–0|

noaway = {{ruw|ESP}} |

stadium = Bègles|

code = 72/40/11}}

test# = 343|

date = 2002-02-03|

nohome = {{ruw-rt|IRE}}|

score = 5–13|

noaway = {{ruw|WAL}} |

stadium = Thomond Park, Limerick|

code = 40/60/6}}

test# = 344|

date = 2002-02-03|

nohome = {{ruw-rt|SCO}} |

score = 8–35|

noaway = {{ruw|ENG}} |

stadium = Dunbar|

code = 58/77/11}}

test# = 345|

date = 2002-02-15|

nohome = {{ruw-rt|WAL}} |

score = 0–20|

noaway = {{ruw|FRA}} |

stadium = Brewery Field, Bridgend|

code = 61/73/5}}

test# = 346|

date = 2002-02-16|

nohome = {{ruw-rt|ESP}} |

score = 14–17|

noaway = {{ruw|SCO}} |

stadium = Barcelona|

code = 41/59/8}}

test# = 347|

date = 2002-02-17|

nohome = {{ruw-rt|ENG}} |

score = 79–0|

noaway = {{ruw|IRE}} |

stadium = Worcester|

code = 78/41/5}}

test# = 348|

date = 2002-03-01|

nohome = {{ruw-rt|FRA}} |

score = 22–17|

noaway = {{ruw|ENG}} |

stadium = Tournon, Lyon|

code = 74/79/14}}

test# = 349|

date = 2002-03-02|

nohome = {{ruw-rt|ESP}} |

score = 20–0|

noaway = {{ruw|WAL}} |

stadium = Madrid|

code = 42/62/5}}

test# = 350|

date = 2002-03-02|

nohome = {{ruw-rt|IRE}} |

score = 0–13|

noaway = {{ruw|SCO}} |

stadium = Limerick|

code = 42/60/9}}

test# = 353|

date = 2002-03-23|

nohome = {{ruw-rt|ENG}} |

score = 40–0|

noaway = {{ruw|WAL}} |

stadium = London Welsh|

code = 80/63/17}}

test# = 356|

date = 2002-03-24|

nohome = {{ruw-rt|SCO}} |

score = 12–22|

noaway = {{ruw|FRA}} |

stadium = Inverleith|

code = 61/75/7}}

test# = 357|

date = 2002-03-25|

nohome = {{ruw-rt|IRE}} |

score = 6–8|

noaway = {{ruw|ESP}} |

stadium = Limerick|

code = 43/43/3}}

test# = 358|

date = 2002-04-05|

nohome = {{ruw-rt|FRA}} |

score = 46–0|

noaway = {{ruw|IRE}} |

stadium = Melun|

code = 76/44/7}}

test# = 359|

date = 2002-04-07|

nohome = {{ruw-rt|ESP}} |

score = 14–53|

noaway = {{ruw|ENG}} |

stadium = Madrid|

code = 44/81/7}}

test# = 360|

date = 2002-04-07|

nohome = {{ruw-rt|WAL}} |

score = 3–31|

noaway = {{ruw|SCO}} |

stadium = Stradey Park|

code = 64/62/12}}

See also

• Women's Six Nations Championship
• Women's international rugby union

External links

• [https://web.archive.org/web/20080705165434/http://www.rbs6nations.com/index_6nations.htm The official RBS Six Nations Site]

• William Arnson Willoughby
• William A. Rodenberg
• William A. R. Orban
• William Arras Johnston
• William Arrol
• William Arrowsmith
• William Arthur
• William Arthur Bampfylde Onslow, 6th Earl of Onslow
• William Arthur Bruce
• William Arthur "Candy" Cummings
• William Arthur Cochrane
• William Arthur Cummings
• William Arthur Hamar Bass
• William Arthur Holman
• William Arthur Kirk
• William Arthur Lewis
• William Arthur McCrae Bruce
• William Arthur McKeighan
• William Arthur Mount, 1st Baronet
• William Arthur Noble
• William Arthur Pailes
• William Arthur Parks
• William Arthur Philip Louis
• William Arthur Poucher
• William Arthur Purtell