Who makes Women's Six Nations team of the championship?

Who makes Women's Six Nations team of the championship?To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedFigure caption, England overcame a spirited France side to win the 2026 Women's Six NationsByOpta Sports' Jonathan McCormickPublished4 minutes agoEngland's winning run goes on. Their Grand Slam-securing victory against France was their 39th straight win in the Women's Six Nations, a run which has brought a record eight consecutive titles. As a team, the Red Roses are still a cut above the rest, but that is not to say there were not some incredible individual performances this year from players wearing colours other than white.Using our Opta Index – which objectively scores players' performances in each game – we can identify who has shone over the last six weeks and made their way into our team of the championship.Backs15. Pauline Barrat (France)Barrat was one of a number of previously uncapped players in the France squad and based on her performances, she is here to stay.The 21-year-old was electric with ball in hand, ranking in the top five for carries (63, 5th), metres gained (523, 2nd), defenders beaten (23, joint 2nd) and line breaks (eight, joint 5th). Her link play really set her apart, as she assisted 12 line breaks - the only player to hit double figures - and recorded four try assists.14. Anais Grando (France)Another debutant in the France back three, Grando had an excellent campaign and pipped Ireland's Beibhinn Parsons to the number 14 shirt.Grando finished as Les Bleues' top try-scorer (five) with only Marlie Packer (seven) and Amy Cokayne (six) crossing the line more times. She also made the most offloads (six) of any France player, while only Ellie Kildunne (14) made more line breaks.13. Meg Jones (England)Jones took up the mantle of England captain for this year's Six Nations and led by example.She was the only England player to play every minute and was the to...