Worcester RFC's men's and women's teams have been selected for an international tournament.
Both squads will compete in the fourth International Mixed Ability Rugby Tournament (IMART) in Pamplona, Spain, in June 2025.
The club's mixed ability programme gained recognition for its success and has participated in IMART previously, with the men's team competing in 2022.
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The opportunity is courtesy of Iruña Rugby Club's bid to host the competition, which has been funded by the city council, the Institute of Sport of Navarra, the Rugby Federation of Navarra, and the Public University of Navarra (UPNA).
The UPNA's facilities will be the stage for all rugby matches and additional exhibition sports activities between 21 and June 28.
The founder and team manager of the club's women's mixed ability squad, Sarah Nicholls, said: "Setting up one of the first woman's Mixed Ability teams in the UK has been incredible, as we've grown so quickly, but sharing this news with my inspirational rugby family has been a dream come true.
"Our motto is 'no matter your ability or who you are, with us 'You Are Enough'.
"My team feel so honoured to represent our club and can't wait to shine on the world stage."
Worcester's mixed ability lead, Tom Reeves, said: "What a few years it's been.
"I'm so excited for everyone who will get to be part of this tournament and a part of history.
"This will be the highest level we can reach so it'll be a 'dreams come true' kind of experience."
He added: "Having been to Ireland in 2022, I know what awaits.
"Not only is it an incredible event but it’ll change their lives.”
However, the teams face a financial hurdle.
To transport 70 players and support staff to Spain, they need to raise approximately £50,000.
The club is therefore appealing kit sponsorship for the tournament.
Anyone interested can email Mr Reeves at comms@wrfc.info.
More details about the competition can be found on the organisers website (https://www.mixedabilitysports.org/tag/imart-2025/).
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