Nolli Waterman

England's most prolific try scorer in women's rugby — a wing of electric pace whose 43 tries in 57 England appearances made her the most feared finisher in women's rugby union during England's dominant era of the early 2000s.

Nolli Waterman was England's most prolific try-scorer in women's rugby during the early 2000s, a wing whose electric pace produced 43 tries in 57 appearances for her country, making her the most feared finisher of her generation. She was the most-capped winger of her era for England, helped the side to multiple Six Nations titles, and won bronze at the Rugby World Cup, establishing herself as one of the defining attacking players of women's rugby before the sport's professional era began.

• England Women's Rugby most capped winger of her era
• Six Nations title winner multiple times
• World Cup bronze medallist