The page lists all the players who have ever represented the Royal Navy Rugby Union in a designated capped match.

The Royal Navy Rugby Union started awarding caps from 2011 for the Women's XV with a qualification of six Inter Service matches since 2008, the first player to be awarded a cap under this qualification rule was Vic Percival.  In 2014 the qualifying criteria was altered and the Women were to be awarded their first cap after four Inter Service matches.  The four matches had to be since 2009 and to include an appearance in IS2014 or later.  This criteria left a couple of players in the hinterland between the old and the new criteria.  After the 2014 match v the Royal Air Force Stacey Hargrave became the first to win her cap under the new criteria.  The 2015 match against the Marine National Feminines was the first occasion that this game was considered a capped match.  At the Annual General Meeting held in November 2017 the criteria was changed for a second time and the award of the Women's cap was brought in to alignment with the men's game. i.e. if you played in a capped game you received a cap without the requirement for any previous matches played.  Like the previous change the amendment was not back dated.  In 2022, Geraint Ashton Jones, raised the point about caps at the Annual General meeting with the point that caps should be backdated to bring the Women's game in alignment with the Men's game.  An undertaking was given via the Vice Chair to have a re-look at the issue.  At the 2023 Annual General Meeting it was confirmed that all Inter Service matches against the RAF and Army from 2003 would be considered capped games and that caps would be awarded to the players who played in those matches.  This would be a retrospective award and would not alter the cap number for those players already capped. i.e. Vic Pervial would remain cap 1.  This change does after an implication on how we report total number of caps and this is currently under debate.  At the moment the total we show is only those caps awarded after 2011.

In 2023 against Marine Nationale, the first Royal Marine, Bronagh Gibb, was capped by the Royal Navy Women.  In the same game Sam Alderson came off the bench to win her 21st cap and become the Women's most capped player.

Geraint Ashton Jones - March 2024

RN(W) Cap

 

Name+A:Z Total First Number Army RAF Marine Nationale
Abel J 2 2024 81 2024 2024
Addis R 8 2022 59 2022-23 2022-24 2022-24
Addison-Prout H 4 2022 67 2022-23 2022 2022
Alderson S 24 2013 15 2013-19,22-23 2013-19,22-24 2017-19,22-23
Ashby A 9 2018 46 2019, 22-23 2022-24 2018,22-23
Badger S 6 2022 64 2022-23 2022-23 2022-23
Baker A 2 2024 80 2024 2024
Bennett-Smith P 4 2013 14 2013-14 2013-14
Bestwick R 1 2022 65 2022
Bloxham E 6 2019 55 2019,23 2019,23 2019,23
Bryan J 4 2022 69 2022 2022, 24 2024
Bythell E 10 2019 56 2019,22-23 2022-24 2019,22-24
Carragher R 4 2018 50 2018-19 2019 2019
Cole H (Hannah) 5 2018 43 2019 2018-19 2018,22
Cole H (Holly) 2 2023 76 2023-24
Critchley Peddle O 21 2015 27 2015-19, 22-23 2015-19,22-24 2016-19,23-24
Dilmore R 7 2016 33 2016 2016, 19, 24 2016,19,24
Dixon R 12 2018 49 2018-19,22-23 2019,22-24 2019,22-24
Ellis M 1 2024 85 2024
Elvidge N 7 2015 30 2015,17-18 2017-18 2017-18
Fifita (nee Biutanaseva) O 5 2023 72 2023 2023-24 2023-24
Flowers G 2 2019 54 2023 2019
Fredrickson C 20 2012 8 2012-19 2013-19 2015-19
Gavan K 3 2023 75 2023 2023 2023
Gibb B 3 2023 71 2023 2023 2023
Gilbertson A 2 2018 41 2018 2018
Goodwin C 7 2018 45 2018 2018,22,24 2018,22,24
Grant E 2 2015 26 2015 2015
Greene F 12 2012 7 2012-14,16-17 2012-14,16-17 2016-17
Hargrave S 9 2014 19 2014,16-17 2014,16-17 2015-17
Hinds S 1 2011 5 2011
Honeybell L 11 2019 51 2019,22-23 2019,22-24 2019,22-24
Horne E 1 2023 79 2023
Howard E 4 2018 42 2018, 22 2018 2018
Hutchinson P 5 2016 34 2016-17 2016-17 2017
Ives K 9 2018 40 2018-19,22 2018-19,22 2018-19,22
Jenkins S 16 2012 12 2012-14,16-19 2013-14,16-19 2017-19
Kightley A 14 2015 23 2015-19 2015-19 2015-17, 19
Leach H 1 2012 10 2012
Lewis C 1 2012 9 2012
Lumsden D 3 2023 77 2023 2023-24
Marlor K 10 2015 24 2015-18 2015-18 2015,17
Marshall A 3 2015 25 2015 2015 2015
Maxwell E 6 2019 52 2019,23 2019,22-23 2019
McIntyre A-M 11 2016 31 2016-17,22 2016-17, 19, 22, 24 2016,19,24
McLaughlin S 8 2022 63 2022-23 2022-24 2022-24
Mealy Y 9 2018 44 2018,23 2018,22-24 2018,23-24
Mitchell S 1 2014 22 2014
Moore F 1 2024 84 2024
Morley T 2 2019 58 2019,22
Musgrave M 3 2022 61 2022 2022 2022
Newton (Nee Perry) R 7 2022 62 2022-23 2022-24 2022-24
Oakes C 1 2013 17 2013
Park E 16 2014 18 2014,16-19,22 2014,16-19,22 2017-19,22
Parkman K 9 2015 28 2015-18 2016-18 2016,18
Parnaby J 3 2023 78 2023-24 2024
Pearce A 1 2023 70 2023
Penrose C 3 2013 16 2013-14 2014
Percival V 3 2011 1 2011 2014-15
Powell D 4 2017 38 2017-18 2018 2018
Rawlinson I 3 2017 37 2017 2017, 19
Reid A 2 2019 57 2019 2019
Risker-Woods A 3 2014 20 2014,17 2017
Roseaman S 1 2011 2 2011
Salisbury (nee Morton) L 11 2012 11 2012-16, 18 2013-15, 18 2015
Shaw J 1 2023 73 2023
Simms S 1 2011 4 2011
Sinclair R 5 2022 60 2023 2023-25 2022,24
Smale (nee Bannard) S 6 2017 36 2017, 19, 22 2017,22 2022
Sondack A 11 2018 47 2018-19,22 2018-19,22-23 2018-19,22-23
Sopp C 4 2022 66 2022 2023 2022-23
Staite B 10 2017 35 2017-18, 22 2017-19,22 2017-18,22
Staples R 5 2022 68 2022-23 2022, 24 2023-24
Stevenson H 13 2014 21 2014-18 2015-18 2015-18
Stillman P 3 2019 53 2019 2019 2019
Swain L 5 2023 74 2023 2023-24 2023-24
Swinton E 13 2011 3 2011-15, 18 2013-16,18 2015,18
Thorpe E 2 2024 83 2024 2024
Till H 1 2018 48 2018
Tuivaga T 6 2016 32 2016, 18 2016,18 2016,18
Vakuruivalu L 1 2012 13 2012
Williams N 1 2015 29 2015
Williams-Wilson P 16 2011 6 2011-17 2012-17 2015-17
Worsfold L 1 2017 39 2017
Wright C 1 2024 82 2024