The New Zealand star, Portia, Woodman and Iclif, announced that she will come out of international retirement and put her attention in the 2025 World Cup.
Woodman-Likliffe contacted time in her career with New Zealand after winning Rugby Sevens Gold at the Paris 2024 Olympics.
The 33 -year -old wing fell to its initial decision after helping the Blues Women win Sky Super Rugby Augi, and signed an eight -month contract.
“Every week in the campaign, I thought about the possibility of how I can go to the World Cup more and more,” said Woodman and Eclif.
“I thought about what it means to me, but more importantly, my country [family]. I needed time to treat everything and make myself available to this team is where I fell. “
Woodman-Wickffe is the top scorer in the history of the World Cup and helped New Zealand for the title in 2017 and 2022.
It was named by World Rugby as the best player of the year in 2015, a women's player (XVS) in 2017 and the Ladies Sevens Top player in the contract in 2020.
