Women's Rugby World Cup
The Rugby Union World Cup (English Women's Rugby World Cup) is the most important international competition for women in the sport of rugby union and is held every four years among the twelve best teams in the world. The first two sweeps in 1991 and 1994 were initially not officially recognized by the World Association International Rugby Board (IRB ). Since 1998, the IRB itself takes over the organization. The current world champions are from New Zealand.