British · Cuddington, England · Born 9 January 1984England's most decorated women's rugby player — Women's Rugby World Player of the Year 2014 and a two-time World Cup finalist. Her drop goal to win the 2014 World Cup final is the most celebrated moment in English women's rugby.
England's most decorated women's rugby player — Women's Rugby World Player of the Year 2014 and a two-time World Cup finalist. Her drop goal to win the 2014 World Cup final is the most celebrated moment in English women's rugby. Rugby union demands physical courage, technical excellence and the ability to execute precise patterns under extreme competitive pressure. Career highlights included Rugby World Cup Finalist 2014 (winner), 2022, World Rugby Women's Player of the Year 2014, Six Nations Grand Slam multiple times. In rugby union, technical refinement and competitive experience at the highest level are the hallmarks of sustained success — qualities Emily demonstrated consistently throughout his career. The longevity and quality of Emily's achievements place them among the most respected figures in the modern history of rugby union.
Captaining England to victory in the 2014 Women's Rugby World Cup, scoring 16 points including the winning penalty in the final.
How They Played
Scarratt is renowned for her exceptional goal-kicking accuracy and ability to score points from difficult positions across the field. She combines strong defensive skills with attacking flair, often creating opportunities for teammates through her vision and passing ability. Her tactical intelligence and leadership qualities make her equally effective at centre and fullback positions.
Lasting Impact
Scarratt has been instrumental in raising the profile of women's rugby union and inspiring a new generation of female players through her consistent world-class performances.
Career Honours
- Rugby World Cup Finalist 2014 (winner), 2022
- World Rugby Women's Player of the Year 2014
- Six Nations Grand Slam multiple times
| Club | Period | Apps |
|---|---|---|
| Loughborough Lightning | 2017–2024 | — |
| Leicester Tigers Women | 2024–2024 | — |
 Great Britain | — | 100 |
British Athletes