The Informer

11 Jun 2018

Australia’s Bronnie Macintosh takes to the field as the Bingham Cup becomes even more inclusive with a Women’s League

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We are coming to you from Amsterdam for this episode of The Informer as the Sydney Convicts have once again won the Bingham Cup, the worldwide gay & inclusive rugby tournament.

This year there was a new addition to the Bingham Cup Tournament, with a women’s competition taking the inclusivity of the Bingham Cup to another level.

So what was it like on and off the pitch? We caught up with Rebecca on the side-lines and Bronnie Macintosh, the former Sydney Convicts coach who now coaches the Melbourne Chargers, who took to the field as a part of the Bingham Cup women’s competition.

This segment aired on The Informer on JOY 94.9 on 11^th June 2018

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