Ada Milby

As of 2017, Milby has two daughters with the younger born in 2015.

Milby is involved with the Philippine Rugby Football Union as its Secretary General. In 2013, she was the head of development for grassroots rugby in the country, launching the "Get Into Rugby" program in the same year. This led to her nomination as a member of the Philippine Rugby board of directors. She then became a member of the Asia Rugby Executive Committee and the Women's Rugby Chairperson of the continental body. The World Rugby Council decided in 2017 to allow for 17 new members provided that all of them would be women. Asia Rugby was the first one to respond to the move of the global body naming Milby as the first woman member of the World Rugby Council in mid-November 2017.

Milby made her international debut for the Philippines in 2012 and was designated captain of the rugby union team later that year. She also captained the sevens side. She was part of the rugby sevens squad that competed at the Asian Women’s Sevens Series in 2013. She has also competed at the Southeast Asian Games having competed at the 2015 Southeast Asian Games where she helped the team secure a bronze medal and the 2017 Southeast Asian Games.

She would later come to the Philippines in 2011 to reside with her brother who had settled in the country.

Ada Milby (born 6 July 1983) is a Filipino rugby player who plays for the Philippine national women's team. She is also the first female member of the World Rugby Council.