Oxford University Women’s Rugby Team Strip Off For Charity Calendar

They have imitated the success of their male counterparts on the field. And now Oxford University women’s rugby team are copying the boys by posing for their own calendar. The Oxford University women’s rugby team, who meet their Cambridge rivals on December 10, have taked off for the calendar, in 13 different rugby-related poses. With only strategically positioned hands to maintain their modesty the players leave little to the imagination.

An Oxford University scrum half prepares to pass the ball, in one of the shots for the team’s 2016 calendar

The Oxford women’s team will take on their Cambridge counterparts at Twickenham on December 10, the first time it has been played there

The entire squad link arms as they pose for a team photo in front of the stand as part of their 2016 calendar

The team are raising money for charity Beat, a charity supporting those affected by eating disorders

The Oxford University Women’s Rugby Football Club (OUWRFC) present their first ever calendar which features current members of the team on the pitch, in the gym, in the library, and around Oxford

Captain Tatiana Cutts, 25, tackling teammate Danielle Yardy, 23, by the river

The female team stripped down to just their rugby boots and socks for the black and white photographs taken around the city

The girls described the day as ‘mostly hilarious, really very cold, and absolutely worth it for such a good cause’

Calendars are £10 each with £1 from every calendar sold going directly to Mind Your Head, Oxford’s mental health awareness campaign