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Women's Five Nations Championship
England: Champions (Grand Slam)
How England performed
Following their 2000 Grand Slam, England won every match again in the 2001 Women's Five Nations Championship. They opened with an 18–0 win over Wales at Newport and then beat Spain 28–12 at Worcester.
Scotland were defeated 39–0 at Richmond, London, and the championship closed with a 50–6 victory over France at Northampton. Neither Wales nor Scotland managed a point, and England scored 135 points and conceded 18 on the way to the Grand Slam.
England fixtures
Wales
0–18
England
England won
England tries: Paula George 43', Susie Appleby 73'
Wales tries: None
England
28–12
Spain
England won
England tries: Nicky Crawford 6', Teresa Andrews 45', Nicky Crawford 63'
Spain tries: Cristina Lopez Casla 26', Maria Isabel Perez Garrido 70'
England
39–0
Scotland
England won
England tries: Sue Day 27', Gillian Burns 46', Assunta De Biase 57', Joanne Yapp 70', Emily Cooke 80'
Scotland tries: None
England
50–6
France
England won
England tries: Paula George 24', Emily Cooke 28', Emily Cooke 39', Teresa Andrews 45', Nicky Crawford 52', Nicky Crawford 68', Nicky Crawford 73', Selena Rudge 80'
France tries: None
England statistics
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