Black Ferns' Portia Woodman-Wickliffe breaks record during victory against Japan

Ireland Stuns New Zealand in Historic World Cup Victory

In a shocking turn of events at the ongoing Rugby World Cup, Ireland has beaten New Zealand for the first time in the tournament, marking a significant milestone in the history of women's rugby. This victory comes after the Irish team's impressive performance against the Black Ferns, who have qualified for the quarterfinals of the tournament.

The match began with Japan scoring the first try of the game through wing Sakurako Hatada. However, Ireland soon took control, with their standout player, 18-year-old Sorensen-McGee, scoring a try after a 60-meter solo run past four defenders. Sorensen-McGee finished the match with 23 points and was named player of the match.

The Black Ferns, despite their loss, still managed to secure a spot in the quarterfinals. However, the player who scored the most points in the match and was named player of the match remains unspecified in the provided search results.

Meanwhile, the Irish and Black Ferns will meet next weekend to decide the winner of Pool C. This highly anticipated match promises to be a thrilling contest between two formidable teams.

Elsewhere in the tournament, Samoa achieved its first Rugby World Cup points in 11 years, despite being thrashed by England. Despite the significant defeat, Samoa's Rugby World Cup match against England still resulted in a notable achievement.

In another exciting development, South Africa stunned Italy 29-24 and reached the quarterfinals for the first time. Maddie Feaunati, a player from England, is grateful for the opportunity to compete in the Women's Rugby World Cup. Feaunati, who grew up surrounded by rugby in England and New Zealand, finds the tournament particularly significant.

The quarterfinals spot for the last open position will be decided between the United States and Australia next weekend. The Rugby World Cup continues to deliver unexpected twists and turns, promising an exciting conclusion to the tournament.

However, the match between New Zealand and Ireland has undoubtedly been the highlight so far, with Ireland's achievement at the World Cup being its best since reaching the 2014 semifinals. The Irish team's historic victory over New Zealand has sent shockwaves through the rugby community and has set the stage for an exciting end to the tournament.

Black Ferns' Portia Woodman-Wickliffe breaks record during victory against Japan