Bermuda will make rugby history later this month in their Caribbean Championship clash with Bahamas.The match, which will take place at North Field on Saturday, April 30, will be the first full IRB international to be refereed by a woman, with Joyce Henry of Canada taking charge in the ground-breaking game.Henry is one of the founder members of the IRB’s first Women’s Referee Panel, alongside Sarah Corrigan (Australia), Sherry Trumbull (Canada), Clare Daniels (England), Sylvie Bros (France), Gabriel Lee (Hong Kong), Nicky Inwood (New Zealand) and Dana Teagarden (USA) who were selected following a detailed review of performances at Women’s Rugby World Cup 2010.The eight-strong panel are part of an IRB initiative to eventually create a structure so that the world’s top female referees will have regular opportunities to officiate international men’s and women’s matches.Bermuda Under-16s meanwhile have returned to the Island following a highly successful trip to Ontario where they won all three games that they played in.Having beaten St Mary’s school 19-12, and hammered Coburg East School 51-5 on Saturday, the Under-16s wrapped up their tour with a 22-5 win over Trinity College School, in a game that was played in atrocious conditions."What excited me the most was the fact the each of boys played a significant part in these victories,” said head coach Keith Hodgkins.n Teachers Rugby Club will hold their annual Fight Night this Saturday, with a mixture of boxing and Muay Thai Kickboxing on the cards.The highlight of the evening will be the Women’s World Muay Thai Federation Continental Female Title Bout between Ashley Nichols and Talia Iris.Tickets for the evening’s fighting, which will take place at Berkeley Institute, start at $65 for general admission, and can be bought at Arcade Barber Shop, C-Mart, International Sports Shop, Sports R Us, and from Teachers RFC.