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Ilona Maher
American rugby union player Ilona Maher is a formidable Olympian and a member of the USA Rugby team. She is also an influential TikTok star with over 1 million followers, whose relatable and humorous content has rugby pundits saying that she is changing how the public perceives rugby.
Beyond the pitch, Ilona has been known for using her platform to advocate for mental health and body positivity, empowering young people across the globe who look up to her as a role model.
Coumba Tombe Diallo
Coumba represented France at the 2014 Rugby World Cup and was part of the squad that won a fourth Six Nations title in 2014. She currently plays and works for Stade Francais Paris and is a TV commentator.
Coumba firmly believes that rugby can play a significant role in daily life, serving as a vital tool for empowerment and she aims to use her experiences to inspire girls and women globally.
Jessy Trémoulière
A former French national team player, both in 15s (73 caps) and sevens (23), Jessy was honoured as World Rugby Women’s Player of the Year in 2018 and Women’s 15s Player of the Decade in 2020.
Although retired from her rugby career, Jessy continues to be a role model, dedicated to making a positive impact off the field.
Emily Chancellor
Emily is a dynamic force in international rugby, showcasing her skills as part of Australia’s loose forwards. Additionally, she brings her talent to the NSW Waratahs in the Super W competition and competed for Australia’s at the Rugby World Cup 2021, solidifying her status as a key player on the global stage.
Dinesvaran 'Duke' Krishnan
Originating from Sungai Petani, Malaysia, Dinesvaran ‘Duke’ Krishnan rose from local rugby to international leagues with Yamaha Júbilo in Japan, the Chicago Hounds in the USA, and he now plays for the Royal Malaysia Police team.
Understanding the profound impact rugby has had on his life, Duke hopes to give back to his community and grow the sport in his country.
Rikki Swannell
Rikki is an accomplished sports broadcaster with more than 20 years’ experience in television, radio and live events. She is a play-by-play TV commentator for World Rugby, working on men’s and women’s Rugby World Cups, and the HSBC SVNS Series.
Rikki is also a lead commentator for Super Rugby and New Zealand domestic competitions, as well as working on numerous other sports, the Olympic, and the Commonwealth Games.
With her passion for rugby and a commitment to social impact, Rikki is keen to support us to amplify our message around the transformative potential of rugby, particularly for girls and women.
Pun Wai Yan
Hailing from Hong Kong, China, PY is a national team rugby player with a strong commitment to both the sport and community.
PY represented Hong Kong China Women XVs at the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2017 in Ireland, showcasing her talent on an international platform. In 2023, she was honoured to be named as captain of the team, and competed in WXV3 in Dubai in October 2024, chasing a Rugby World Cup 2025 spot.
As a qualified Physical Education teacher, PY is devoted to supporting young athletes and believes in the profound impact rugby can have on children and youth.
Charlotte Caslick
A two-time World Rugby Sevens Player of the Year (2016 and 2022) and one of the world-top try-scorers, Olympic Gold Medalist Charlotte Caslick is listed among the best women’s Sevens Rugby players.
Honey Hireme-Smiler
A versatile cross-code athlete, Honey has excelled in Rugby Union, Rugby League, and Rugby 7s, representing New Zealand in six world cups and earning a place in world representative teams. With an illustrious 18-year career in NZ Rugby League, she captained the team multiple times. Recognised for her on-field prowess and off-field impact, she was honoured with the Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit in the 2020 New Year’s Honours list for her significant contributions to the game.
Ilona Maher
American rugby union player Ilona Maher is a formidable Olympian and a member of the USA Rugby team. She is also an influential TikTok star with over 1 million followers, whose relatable and humorous content has rugby pundits saying that she is changing how the public perceives rugby.
Beyond the pitch, Ilona has been known for using her platform to advocate for mental health and body positivity, empowering young people across the globe who look up to her as a role model.
Coumba Tombe Diallo
Coumba represented France at the 2014 Rugby World Cup and was part of the squad that won a fourth Six Nations title in 2014. She currently plays and works for Stade Francais Paris and is a TV commentator.
Coumba firmly believes that rugby can play a significant role in daily life, serving as a vital tool for empowerment and she aims to use her experiences to inspire girls and women globally.
Jessy Trémoulière
A former French national team player, both in 15s (73 caps) and sevens (23), Jessy was honoured as World Rugby Women’s Player of the Year in 2018 and Women’s 15s Player of the Decade in 2020.
Although retired from her rugby career, Jessy continues to be a role model, dedicated to making a positive impact off the field.
Emily Chancellor
Emily is a dynamic force in international rugby, showcasing her skills as part of Australia’s loose forwards. Additionally, she brings her talent to the NSW Waratahs in the Super W competition and competed for Australia’s at the Rugby World Cup 2021, solidifying her status as a key player on the global stage.
Dinesvaran 'Duke' Krishnan
Originating from Sungai Petani, Malaysia, Dinesvaran ‘Duke’ Krishnan rose from local rugby to international leagues with Yamaha Júbilo in Japan, the Chicago Hounds in the USA, and he now plays for the Royal Malaysia Police team.
Understanding the profound impact rugby has had on his life, Duke hopes to give back to his community and grow the sport in his country.
Rikki Swannell
Rikki is an accomplished sports broadcaster with more than 20 years’ experience in television, radio and live events. She is a play-by-play TV commentator for World Rugby, working on men’s and women’s Rugby World Cups, and the HSBC SVNS Series.
Rikki is also a lead commentator for Super Rugby and New Zealand domestic competitions, as well as working on numerous other sports, the Olympic, and the Commonwealth Games.
With her passion for rugby and a commitment to social impact, Rikki is keen to support us to amplify our message around the transformative potential of rugby, particularly for girls and women.
Pun Wai Yan
Hailing from Hong Kong, China, PY is a national team rugby player with a strong commitment to both the sport and community.
PY represented Hong Kong China Women XVs at the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2017 in Ireland, showcasing her talent on an international platform. In 2023, she was honoured to be named as captain of the team, and competed in WXV3 in Dubai in October 2024, chasing a Rugby World Cup 2025 spot.
As a qualified Physical Education teacher, PY is devoted to supporting young athletes and believes in the profound impact rugby can have on children and youth.
Charlotte Caslick
A two-time World Rugby Sevens Player of the Year (2016 and 2022) and one of the world-top try-scorers, Olympic Gold Medalist Charlotte Caslick is listed among the best women’s Sevens Rugby players.
Honey Hireme-Smiler
A versatile cross-code athlete, Honey has excelled in Rugby Union, Rugby League, and Rugby 7s, representing New Zealand in six world cups and earning a place in world representative teams. With an illustrious 18-year career in NZ Rugby League, she captained the team multiple times. Recognised for her on-field prowess and off-field impact, she was honoured with the Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit in the 2020 New Year’s Honours list for her significant contributions to the game.
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