Worcester Ladies were formed in 1993 by
Mark Edwards, who also set up women's rugby union teams at
Droitwich RFC and
Malvern RFC. They initially played in the national leagues. In 1998, they were promoted into the Women's Premiership for the first time. Worcester Ladies has close links with the
University of Worcester with some players playing for both Worcester Ladies and the University of Worcester's women's rugby union team. In 2013, Worcester Ladies won their first Women's Premiership title after a bonus-point victory against
Wasps Ladies to stop
Richmond Women winning a fourth consecutive title. Worcester Ladies have a local rivalry with
Lichfield Ladies. Being affiliated to Worcester Warriors, Worcester Ladies play their home matches at Worcester Warriors'
Sixways Stadium. Due to ongoing financial difficulties experienced in 2022. Worcester Warriors Women were suspended from all competitions on 26 September 2022 and the company was placed into administration. The suspension was temporarily lifted on 26 October when it was confirmed that University of Worcester Warriors had received funding and insurance to compete until Christmas 2022. In October 2023, Worcester withdrew from the
2023–24 Premiership Women's Rugby league and cup competitions. This decision was made after the club's owners, Cube International, chose to cut the team's funding. == Notable players ==