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2005 Women's Six Nations Championship

Field	Value
name	2005 Women's Six Nations Championship
date	4 February 2005 - 19 March 2005
countries

champions
count	3
grand slam	(3rd title)
triple crown	(9th title)
matches	15
top point scorer	ENG Paula Chalmers (46)
top try scorer	ENG Kim Shaylor (9)
previous year	2004
previous tournament	2004 Women's Six Nations Championship
next year	2006
next tournament	2006 Women's Six Nations Championship

The 2005 Women's Six Nations Championship, also known as the 2005 RBS Women's 6 Nations due to the tournament's sponsorship by the Royal Bank of Scotland, was the fourth series of the rugby union Women's Six Nations Championship and was won by , who achieved their second successive Grand Slam.

Table

Results

Leading points scorers

Name	Nation	Points	Games	Pts/game
1	Paula Chalmers	Scotland	46	5
2	Kim Shaylor	England	45	5
3	Estelle Sartini	France	43	5
4	Catherine De Villiers	France	35	5
5	Charlotte Barras	England	27	5
6	Karen Andrew	England	24	5
7	Sue Day	England	20	5
8	Delphine Plantet	France	20	5
9	Joanne Yapp	England	20	4
10	Ines Etxeguibel	Spain	17	5
11	Marion Talayrac	France	15	5
12	Paula George	England	15	5
13	Susie Appleby	England	10	5
14	Suzanne Fleming	Ireland	10	3
15	Melanie Christie	Scotland	10	5
16	Fanny Gelis	France	10	5
17	Lynn Cantwell	Ireland	10	5
18	Lucy Millard	Ireland	10	5
19	Agurtzane Obregozo	Spain	10	5
20	Lucie Elodie	France	10	4

References

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