Turkey women's national rugby league team

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Turkey
Team information
Governing body Turkish Rugby League Association
Region Europe
Head coachJulien Treu [1]
CaptainMelike Şahan
Top try-scorerMehtap Korku (3)
Top point-scorerMehtap Korku (12)
IRL ranking 26th
Team results
First international
Turkey  Flag of Turkey.svg 18–14 Flag of Italy.svg  Italy
(18 May 2019)
Biggest win
Turkey  Flag of Turkey.svg 40–4 Flag of Greece.svg  Greece
(14 September 2019)
Biggest defeat
France  Flag of France.svg 4–54 Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey
(5 October 2019)

The Turkey women's national rugby league team represents Turkey in women's rugby league football. Their governing body is the Turkish Rugby League Association.

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Results

DateOpponentScoreTriesGoalsCompetitionVenueVideoReport
18 May 2019Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 18–14Açıkgöz (6'), Gül (15'), Korku (49')Ecem Açıkgöz 3/3International Beylerbeyi 75. Yıl Stadium, Istanbul Video [2] [3] [4]
14 September 2019Flag of Greece.svg  Greece 40–4International Trakya University Ayşekadın Stadium, Edirne [5]
5 October 2019Flag of France.svg  France 4–54International Esenler Stadium, Istanbul Video [6]
25 September 2022Flag of Greece.svg  Greece 4–8Sanliturk (13') European Championship B İTÜ Ayazağa stadium, Istanbul [7] [8]
25 September 2022Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia 16–24Taskin (15'), Helvaci (49'), Doyuk (61')Acikgoz 2/3FC Bask Arena, Belgrade [9]

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