Emily Scarratt joins England coaching staff on a permanent basis
BBC Sport • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 22, 2026, 12:55 PM
Last updated Jul 22, 2026

Emily Scarratt, England's record points-scorer, has committed to the Red Roses coaching team permanently. She initially joined as an interim lead attack and backs coach during this year's Women's Six Nations, where England clinched their eighth consecutive title. Scarratt leaves her position at Loughborough Lightning after eight years, transitioning fully into her coaching role with the national team. She expressed gratitude for her time at Loughborough and shared her excitement about contributing to the Red Roses' future ambitions. Head coach John Mitchell praised Scarratt's impact and experience during her brief coaching stint.
- •Scarratt has 119 caps and played at five Rugby World Cups.
- •She coached the Red Roses to an eighth consecutive Women's Six Nations title.
- •Scarratt is leaving Loughborough Lightning after eight years.
- •Her insights have been valuable in the coaching environment.
- •Scarratt aims to contribute to the team's future success.
- 12:55 PMBBC Sport — Scarratt joins England coaching team permanently
"England's record points-scorer Emily Scarratt commits her long-term future to the Red Roses coaching team.
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