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Date:21 -11-2009
Time:14:30 until 16:30(GMT)
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The tournament, which runs Aug. 20 to Sept. 5 in England, features three pools of four teams with defending champion New Zealand, 2006 runners-up England and 2006 bronze medallist France seeded first in their groups.
The French beat Canada 17-8 in the third-place game in 2006, when the tournament was held in Edmonton.
New Zealand, England, France, Canada, the U.S., and South Africa all qualified directly for the finals, with Wales and Ireland earning their spot through the Six Nations, Sweden and Scotland from the European qualifiers in May, Australia as Oceania qualifier and Kazakhstan from Asia.
The qualification stage, which saw 16 teams compete for the six remaining non-automatic berths, was completed when Kazakhstan defeated Japan 43-5 to claim a place in Pool B.
Pool A features New Zealand, Wales, Australia and South Africa while Pool B consists of England, the U.S., Ireland and Kazakhstan.
The match schedule will be announced Monday at Twickenham. Six team captains will attend, including Canada's Mandy Marchuk.
"We are very confident we can turn that result around. They are a very strong side but so are we," said Spencer.
"It is a great opportunity to play after the men at Twickenham [the women's match kicks off at 1645 GMT]. Hopefully a lot of the supporters will stay on and watch us too.
"It is a big game between the top two women's teams in international rugby. It is a fantastic opportunity for them to see what the women's game is all about."
England clinched their fourth successive Women's Six Nations title this year, but are without six first-choice players with Rochelle Clark, Katy Storie, Sarah Hunter, Sarah Beale, Karen Jones and Danielle Waterman all sidelined with injuries.
Their opponents, the Black Ferns, are the dominant power in the women's game.
They have won the last three World Cups, in 1998, 2002 and 2006, beating England in the last two finals.
The pools for next year's World Cup, to be held in London from 20 August to 5 September, were announced on Wednesday.
England, top seeds in their pool, will face USA, Ireland and Kazakhstan.
Wales - who beat England in this year's Six Nations - are in with favourites New Zealand, Australia and South Africa.
Scotland are in the third pool of four with the other top seeds France, plus Canada and Sweden.
The men's cross country team competed at the NCAA Northeast Regional Championship on Saturday, November 14 at Franklin Park in Boston, Mass. PC placed third in a field of 36 institutions with 78 points. Sophomore Lee Carey (Bedworth, England) led all Friar runners with a second-place overall finish in the 10K race in a time of 30:46. Junior David McCarthy (Waterford, Ireland) placed fourth in a time of 31:07. Sophomore Dominic Channon (Nelson, New Zealand) finished 16th in the field with a time of 31:32. Sophomore Matt Terry (Danbury, Conn.) completed the course in 25th place, while sophomore Julian Matthews (Nelson, New Zealand) rounded out the scorers with a 31st place finish (32:17). Carey and McCarthy each earned All-Northeast Region honors for their individual finishes. The Friars received an at-large bid to the NCAA Championship and will travel to Terre Haute, Ind. on Monday, November 23. The race is set for 12:08 p.m.
The women's cross country team also took part at the NCAA Northeast Regional Championship on Saturday, November 14 at Franklin Park in Boston, Mass. The Friar women placed second in a field of 35 teams with 70 points. The women's squad automatically qualified for a spot in the NCAA Cross Country Championship with its second-place team finish. The Friars were led by three runners who finished in the top-10 individually. Freshman Shelby Greany (Suffern, N.Y.) placed second overall in the field with a time of 22:08. Sophomore Hannah Davidson (Saratoga Springs, N.Y.) completed the 6K course in fifth place with a time of 22:15. Senior Breffini Twohig (Dublin, Ireland) placed 10th overall with a time of 22:31. Rounding out the scorers for Providence were junior Emma Perron (West Hartford, Conn.) and sophomore Mary Kate Champagne (Plattsburg, N.Y.). Perron placed 20th (22:51), while Champagne completed the race in 33rd place (23:16). Greany, Davidson and Twohig each earned All-Northeast Region honors for their individual performances. The women will compete in the NCAA Championship in Terre Haute, Ind. on Monday, November 23. The start of the race is set for 12:58 p.m.
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