John Mitchell celebrates first Women’s Six Nations title as Red Roses coach

John Mitchell is celebrating his first Women’s Six Nations title as Red Roses coach after England’s impressive Grand Slam triumph. The Red Roses secured their sixth consecutive Six Nations title and third straight Grand Slam with a dominant 42-21 victory over France.

Head coach John Mitchell praised his team for their hard work and dedication, stating, “We wanted to stay the best, and we’ve chipped away and been able to achieve that. We’re still driven by filling Twickenham and the girls deserve this kind of environment. They’ve earned it.”

This victory marks the first Six Nations title under Mitchell, who joined the Red Roses last year. Mitchell expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to coach such a talented and determined team, highlighting their winning mentality and desire to improve.

Key player Natasha Hunt played a crucial role in England’s success, starting four of their five games and proving her worth after being omitted from previous squads. Hunt’s resilience and determination were evident as she helped lead her team to victory.

Captain Marlie Packer also played a significant role in the Red Roses’ success, leading her team to victory and praising the squad’s growth both on and off the pitch. Packer emphasized the importance of teamwork and credited the entire squad, including coaches and staff, for their collective effort.

The Red Roses’ triumph in front of a capacity crowd in Bordeaux showcased their ability to thrive under pressure on the biggest stage. The team’s unity and determination were evident throughout the tournament, with Mitchell highlighting the strong bond and honest environment within the squad.

Overall, England’s Women’s Six Nations victory under John Mitchell’s leadership marks a new era for the Red Roses, filled with determination, resilience, and a winning mentality that will undoubtedly propel them to further success in the future.