Biography
Evie Wills, born on February 4, 2001, is a prominent Rugby Union athlete from New Zealand, recognized for her exceptional skills as a winger. Wills made her debut for the national women's rugby team, the Black Ferns, at a young age, quickly establishing herself as a key player in the squad. Her speed and agility on the field contributed to her team’s successes in various international tournaments.
Throughout her career, Wills has been instrumental in securing multiple titles for the Black Ferns, including victories in the World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series and the Rugby World Cup. Her performance in high-pressure matches has garnered her accolades and recognition, solidifying her status as one of the leading figures in women’s rugby. As a trailblazer for the sport, Wills has inspired a new generation of female athletes in New Zealand and beyond.
Off the field, Wills is known for her dedication to promoting women's rugby and advocating for gender equality in sports. She actively participates in various outreach programs aimed at encouraging young girls to engage in rugby and other athletic pursuits. Wills' contributions to the sport, both on and off the pitch, continue to enhance the profile of women's rugby and secure her legacy as a role model in the athletic community.