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Women's Five Nations Championship
England: Champions (Grand Slam)
How England performed
England completed another Grand Slam in the 2000 Women's Five Nations Championship, following their clean sweep of 1999 with four more wins. Spain were beaten 31–7 at Banbury, and France 24–8 at Massy, Paris.
The last two games brought heavy wins: 51–0 against Wales at Newbury and 64–9 against Scotland at Edinburgh. Wales failed to score, and across the championship England scored 170 points and conceded just 24.
England fixtures
Spain
7–31
England
England won
England tries: Susie Appleby 27', Penalty try 58', Christine Diver 70', Christine Diver 80'
Spain tries: Rocio Ramirez Arregui 39'
France
8–24
England
England won
England tries: Joanne Yapp 7', Maxine Edwards 21', Christine Diver 46', Christine Diver 79'
France tries: Aline Sagols 16', Penalty try 28'
Wales
0–51
England
England won
England tries: Paula George 20', Georgia Stevens 30', Jenny Sutton 47', Christine Diver 54', Nicky Crawford 60', Nicola Jupp 65', Nicky Crawford 68', Jenny Foster 73', Jenny Foster 78'
Wales tries: None
Scotland
9–64
England
England won
England tries: Christine Diver, Nicola Jupp, Jenny Foster, Jenny Sutton, Emily Cooke, Christine Diver, Nicola Jupp, Christine Diver, Nicola Jupp, Selena Rudge 20'
Scotland tries: None
England statistics
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