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Halfback Cam Roigard and fullback Will Jordan are the only All Blacks included in World Rugby's Men's 15s Dream Team of the Year for 2025, while four Black Ferns, second five-eighths Sylvia Brunt, wing Braxton Sorensen-McGee, No8 Kaipo Olsen-Baker and flanker Jorja Miller made the Women's Dream Team.

Black Fern Braxton Sorensen-McGee has been named World Rugby Women’s 15s Breakthrough Player of the Year.

World Rugby has today revealed the 2025 nominees for two of the game’s most prestigious honours, the Women’s 15s Player of the Year in partnership with HSBC and the Women’s 15s Breakthrough Player of the Year.

The Black Ferns' reign as World Champions is over, outplayed by a clinical, cunning, and courageous Canada 34-19 in front of a sold-out crowd of 24,392 at Ashton Gate in Bristol.

Pool play at the 2025 Rugby World Cup wrapped up with the Black Ferns producing some standout individual performances, led by 18-year-old fullback Braxton Sorenson-McGee.

The Black Ferns have qualified top of Pool C for the Rugby World Cup quarter finals, outmuscling Ireland 40-0 in boisterous Brighton.

The Black Ferns secured their place in the Rugby World Cup quarterfinals with a decisive 62-19 victory over Japan at a sold-out Sandy Park in Exeter.

In a vibrant and competitive encounter in Whangārei, the Black Ferns defeated the Black Ferns XV 45-12.

The Black Ferns have stretched their record to 28-0 against Australia, starting their Pacific Four campaign with a 38-12 victory over the Wallaroos at McDonald Jones Stadium in Newcastle.