Originally known as the Home Nations Championship, the tournament expanded to include Italy in 2007, evolving into the Six Nations format that fans recognise today. The competition has been a showcase of skill, talent, and the growing prominence of women's rugby on the international stage.
England, a dominant force in the early years, set the tone by clinching multiple titles in the tournament's formative decade. The landscape shifted between 2013 and 2016 with Ireland and France trading Championship wins.
England bounced back to reclaim the title in 2017, followed by France in 2018. This time, the Red Roses responded emphatically, embarking on a triumphant streak from 2019 onwards, underscoring their determination to reclaim their position at the summit of the game.