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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.

The Black Ferns overcame a fierce and innovative first-half assault from South Africa to secure a 46-17 victory in their Rugby World Cup quarterfinal at Sandy Park in Exeter.

The Black Ferns have opened their Rugby World Cup campaign on a high with a commanding 54–8 win over Spain, but attention has quickly turned to the health of three key players ahead of their next Pool C clash.

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.

Kaipo Olsen-Baker appeared to be a certainty for Rugby World Cup selection in 2022 until the barnstorming loose forward succumbed to a foot injury while training.

Talent continues to flourish within the Black Ferns programme as the squad continues to build toward Rugby World Cup 2025.