Women's Six Nations 2024: England 'deserved' Grand Slam but will 'keep building'

England Women's Rugby team secured a well-deserved Grand Slam in the 2024 Women's Six Nations tournament. Despite their impressive performance, the team remains committed to continuous improvement and building on their success. Throughout the tournament, England demonstrated their dominance and secured all five victories, securing the Grand Slam trophy. Each win showcased the team's strength, skill, and determination. Head coach Simon Middleton expressed his pride in the team's achievement, stating that the Grand Slam was well-deserved. He credited the players for their hard work, commitment, and resilience throughout the tournament. One of the standout performances came in their final match against France. England delivered an exceptional display, defeating the French team 38-6. The victory not only secured the Grand Slam but also showcased the team's ability to perform under pressure. Middleton acknowledged that winning the Grand Slam was a significant accomplishment but emphasized the importance of staying focused on improvement. He believes that there is always room for growth and development, and the team will continue to build on their successes. The captain, Sarah Hunter, echoed Middleton's sentiments, stating that the team would not rest on their laurels. Instead, they would use the victory as motivation to push even harder and reach new heights in the future. England's success in the Women's Six Nations adds to their already impressive list of achievements. They have now won the tournament a remarkable 16 times, further solidifying their status as one of the leading nations in women's rugby. The team's