Rotherham United Women proudly showed their support for Breast Cancer Awareness Month during Sunday’s fixture. Together, the team decided to wear pink armbands during the game to help raise awareness and show the club’s support for the month-long campaign. October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month across the UK, providing an important opportunity to raise awareness, encourage people to regularly check their breasts and remind everyone that support is available for those aff

On Sunday 18 October, football takes a bit of a back seat Rotherham United Women will dedicate our home game against Doncaster Rovers Belles Development to Owen Jenkinson, his family and Owen’s October Challenge. After speaking with Owen’s family, we want the afternoon to be a celebration of Owen – his love of football, the people he brought togethe r and the incredible work now being done in his name. The game will be pay what you can. Whether it’s £1 or £20, just give whate

Rotherham United Women are embarking on an ambitious journey for the 2026/27 season – and you can be at the heart of it. With a new era underway and…

Rotherham United Women FC awarded funding to help them return to action Rotherham United Women FC are today celebrating receiving funding from the Premier League to help them prepare for…

Players and Staff of Rotherham United Ladies have paid tribute to former Club Secretary, Shirley Pollock who sadly died on Tuesday December 17th aged 84. Shirley was a popular individual…

In partnership with Rotherham United Ladies and Brinsworth Whitehill JFC, RUCST are kicking off a brand new Football Academy for ladies aged 16+. This will provide a fantastic opportunity to…

Ladies Defender visits recent Community Session. Rotherham United Ladies Right back Catherine McDuff Viau attended the session run by Rotherham United Community Sports trust last week to engage with the…