COBRA VENOM RULE SELANGOR WOMEN RUGBY LEAGUE

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Cobra Venom etched their name in history as the first-ever champions of the Selangor Women Rugby League, completing a flawless campaign in the five-team competition. Winning all their matches, the Petaling Jaya-based club proved their dominance through teamwork, discipline, and sheer determination.


A total of 34 players represented Cobra Venom this season, all molded through twice-weekly training sessions since April under the leadership of Head Coach Mohd Faiz. Leading the charge was captain and standoff Rozliana Ridwan, whose sharp decision-making and accurate conversions were vital. Outside centre Nur Izzah Azizan impressed with explosive pace and defensive grit, while Wan Noor Shafiqa, the pack leader and top try scorer, delivered powerful runs and solid defense.


ATM Women secured second place, powered by Siti Nursyamimi, the league’s top point scorer with a remarkable 84 points. Sarawak Rugby fought bravely to finish third, with Valerie Juan making national history by becoming the first Malaysian woman to score a drop goal in a 15s competitive match.

It was a season to remember, full of milestones and inspiring performances that signal a bright future for women’s rugby in Malaysia.

THE MATCH

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