British · Lichfield, England · Born 29 January 1981England's most capped rugby union player of any gender — 137 Test appearances for the Red Roses across a 17-year international career, a pioneer of women's professional rugby and World Cup winner in 2014.
Rochelle Clark is England's most-capped rugby union player of any gender, a prop who earned 137 Test appearances for the Red Roses across a 17-year international career that made her a pioneer of the women's professional game. She won the Rugby World Cup with England in 2014, added eight Six Nations titles across her career, and was appointed MBE for services to rugby. Her longevity in one of the sport's most physically demanding positions, sustained from the amateur era into professionalism, made her one of the most respected figures in the history of English rugby.
She holds the record for the most international caps in women's rugby union with 137 appearances for England.
How They Played
Clark was a technically proficient prop forward known for her solid scrummaging ability and reliable lineout throwing. Her consistency in the front row provided England with a stable platform in set pieces throughout her long international career.
Lasting Impact
Clark's record as the most capped women's rugby player of all time helped raise the profile of women's rugby and demonstrated the sport's growing professionalism.
Career Honours
- Rugby World Cup 2014
- England most capped player (137 caps)
- Six Nations x8
- MBE for services to rugby
| Club | Period | Apps |
|---|---|---|
| Worcester Warriors Women | 2017–2021 | — |
 Great Britain | — | 137 |
British Athletes