1998 Women's Rugby World Cup

1998 Women's Rugby World Cup

Rugby World Cup
logo =
women = yes
datefrom = 1998-05-01
dateto = 1998-05-16
host = Netherlands
nations = 16
champion = New Zealand
runnerup = United States
matches = 40
attendance =
apm =
top scorer = The 1998 Women's Rugby World Cup was the first world cup fully sanctioned by the International Rugby Board (IRB) and the third world cup in history. The tournament took place in Amsterdam, in The Netherlands and was the first women's world cup held outside of the United Kingdom. The tournament saw a record 16 teams compete and heightened media attention. New Zealand defeated the USA 44-12 in the final.

Pool stages

Pool A

:

wrugbybox
test# = 192
date = 1998-05-02
nohome = ruw-rt|GER
score = 6-134
noaway = ruw|NZL
stadium = Amsterdam
code = 20/16/1

wrugbybox
test# = 193
date = 1998-05-02
nohome = ruw-rt|ITA
score = 8-37
noaway = ruw|SCO
stadium = Amsterdam
code = 19/29/3

wrugbybox
test# = 200
date = 1998-05-05
nohome = ruw-rt|NZL
score = 76-0
noaway = ruw|SCO
stadium = Amsterdam
code = 17/30/1

wrugbybox
test# = 201
date = 1998-05-05
nohome = ruw-rt|GER
score = 5-34
noaway = ruw|ITA
stadium = Amsterdam
code = 21/20/2

Pool D

:

wrugbybox
test# = 194
date = 1998-05-02
nohome = ruw-rt|FRA
score = 23-6
noaway = ruw|KAZ
stadium = Amsterdam
code = 45/12/1

wrugbybox
test# = 195
date = 1998-05-02
nohome = ruw-rt|AUS
score = 21-0
noaway = ruw|IRE
stadium = Amsterdam
code = 6/22/1

wrugbybox
test# = 202
date = 1998-05-05
nohome = ruw-rt|AUS
score = 8-10
noaway = ruw|FRA
stadium = Amsterdam
code = 7/46/1

wrugbybox
test# = 203
date = 1998-05-05
nohome = ruw-rt|IRE
score = 6-12
noaway = ruw|KAZ
stadium = Amsterdam
code = 23/13/1

Quarter Finals

Cup/Plate

wrugbybox
test# = 204
date = 1998-05-09
nohome = ruw-rt|AUS
score = 13-30
noaway = ruw|ENG
stadium = Amsterdam
code = 8/44/1

wrugbybox
test# = 205
date = 1998-05-09
nohome = ruw-rt|SCO
score = 10-25
noaway = ruw|USA
stadium = Amsterdam
code = 31/27/1

wrugbybox
test# = 206
date = 1998-05-09
nohome = ruw-rt|CAN
score = 9-7
noaway = ruw|FRA
stadium = Amsterdam
code = 21/47/2

wrugbybox
test# = 207
date = 1998-05-09
nohome = ruw-rt|NZL
score = 46-3
noaway = ruw|ESP
stadium = Amsterdam
code = 18/17/1

Bowl/Shield

wrugbybox
test# = 208
date = 1998-05-09
nohome = ruw-rt|NED
score = 18-21
noaway = ruw|IRE
stadium = Amsterdam
code = 35/24/1

wrugbybox
test# = 209
date = 1998-05-09
nohome = ruw-rt|GER
score = 12-55
noaway = ruw|WAL
stadium = Amsterdam
code = 22/33/1

wrugbybox
test# = 210
date = 1998-05-09
nohome = ruw-rt|KAZ
score = 47-5
noaway = ruw|SWE
stadium = Amsterdam
code = 14/20/3

wrugbybox
test# = 211
date = 1998-05-09
nohome = ruw-rt|ITA
score = 51-7
noaway = ruw|RUS
stadium = Amsterdam
code = 21/11/1

emi Finals

Cup

wrugbybox
test# = 212
date = 1998-05-12
nohome = ruw-rt|ENG
score = 11-44
noaway = ruw|NZL
stadium = Amsterdam
code = 45/19/2

wrugbybox
test# = 213
date = 1998-05-12
nohome = ruw-rt|CAN
score = 6-46
noaway = ruw|USA
stadium = Amsterdam
code = 22/28/8

Plate

wrugbybox
test# = 214
date = 1998-05-12
nohome = ruw-rt|AUS
score = 17-15
noaway = ruw|ESP
stadium = Amsterdam
code = 9/18/1

wrugbybox
test# = 215
date = 1998-05-12
nohome = ruw-rt|FRA
score = 7-27
noaway = ruw|SCO
stadium = Amsterdam
code = 48/32/2

Bowl

wrugbybox
test# = 216
date = 1998-05-12
nohome = ruw-rt|IRE
score = 20-5
noaway = ruw|ITA
stadium = Amsterdam
code = 25/22/2

wrugbybox
test# = 217
date = 1998-05-12
nohome = ruw-rt|KAZ
score = 18-13
noaway = ruw|WAL
stadium = Amsterdam
code = 15/34/2

hield

wrugbybox
test# = 218
date = 1998-05-12
nohome = ruw-rt|NED
score = 61-0
noaway = ruw|RUS
stadium = Amsterdam
code = 36/12/1

wrugbybox
test# = 219
date = 1998-05-12
nohome = ruw-rt|GER
score = 20-18
noaway = ruw|SWE
stadium = Amsterdam
code = 23/21/4

Finals

15th/16th place

wrugbybox
test# = 220
date = 1998-05-15
nohome = ruw-rt|RUS
score = 3-23
noaway = ruw|SWE
stadium = Amsterdam
code = 13/22/2

11th/12th place

wrugbybox
test# = 221
date = 1998-05-15
nohome = ruw-rt|ITA
score = 10-12
noaway = ruw|WAL
stadium = Amsterdam
code = 23/35/1

hield (13th place)

wrugbybox
test# = 222
date = 1998-05-15
nohome = ruw-rt|NED
score = 67-3
noaway = ruw|GER
stadium = Amsterdam
code = 37/24/6

Bowl (9th place)

wrugbybox
test# = 223
date = 1998-05-15
nohome = ruw-rt|IRE
score = 10-26
noaway = ruw|KAZ
stadium = Amsterdam
code = 26/16/2

3rd/4th place

wrugbybox
test# = 224
date = 1998-05-16
nohome = ruw-rt|CAN
score = 15-31
noaway = ruw|ENG
stadium = Amsterdam
code = 23/46/4

7th/8th place

wrugbybox
test# = 225
date = 1998-05-16
nohome = ruw-rt|FRA
score = 9-22
noaway = ruw|ESP
stadium = Amsterdam
code = 49/19/6

Plate (5th place)

wrugbybox
test# = 226
date = 1998-05-16
nohome = ruw-rt|AUS
score = 25-15
noaway = ruw|SCO
stadium = Amsterdam
code = 10/33/1

Cup

wrugbybox
test# = 227
date = 1998-05-16
nohome = ruw-rt|NZL
score = 44-12
noaway = ruw|USA
stadium = Amsterdam
code = 20/29/4

ee also

*Women's Rugby World Cup
*Rugby World Cup Sevens
*Rugby World Cup

External links

* [http://home.wxs.nl/~wrwc98/ WRWC 1998 in Amsterdam]
* [http://www.rwcwomens.com/NR/rdonlyres/EF5F784B-3B0A-469D-8748-575A2A31B62C/0/050505SLWRWCprevresults.pdf Previous World Cup rugby results]


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