England Women Sevens will take on hosts Canada in the Cup quarter-finals of the fourth leg of the World Series in Langford today. England booked their place in the final eight after a win over Spain, a draw against Fiji and a defeat to World Champions New Zealand on day one. Simon Middleton’s side, who
The quarter final line up is: Australia v Russia USA v France Canada v England New Zealand v Fiji Bowl Semi-Finals: Brazil v South Africa Spain v China
Final round of the first day matches, scores below: Brazil 24-7 China Australia 24-5 France Fiji 20-5 Spain New Zealand 24-12 England Russia 22-5 South Africa Canada 19-15 USA
Second Round matches now complete: France 27-5 Brazil Australia 40-0 China England 19-19 Fiji New Zealand 45-10 Spain USA 17-14 Russia Canada 47-0 South Africa Australia, France, New Zealand, England, USA, Canada are in the Quarter Finals. We wait to see who else will join them.
The first round of matches are now complete: France 29-0 China Australia 43-0 Brazil England 31-14 Spain New Zealand 38-14 Fiji USA 40-5 South Africa Canada 26-15 Russia
All the action from round four of the World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series will be live streamed this weekend from Langford, British Columbia in Canada (GMT -8). Matches will be streamed live on worldrugby.org from Saturday when France take on China in the first clash of the day. The coverage will be geo-blocked in New
Sunday Times England Women’s Player of the Year at the RPA Players’ Awards 2014 and member of the World Cup winning England Rugby Squad, Rachael Burford, has been elected as the first professional female representative on the Rugby Players’ Association (RPA) Players’ Board. The RPA Players’ Board is made up of representatives from all 12
England Women Sevens Head Coach Simon Middleton has made two changes for this weekend’s fourth round of the Sevens World Series in Langford, Canada. Middleton has recalled World Cup winning captain Katy Mclean as well as Saracens’ Leanne Riley as England look to improve on their current sixth place standing in the World Series. Mclean missed
Canada women will get the chance to avenge their 21-9 defeat to England in the final of Women’s Rugby World Cup 2014 on home soil later this year after the venue and line-up for the 2015 International Women’s Rugby Super Series was announced. Hosts Canada and reigning world champions England are joined by fellow top
Rugby’s most prestigious prize, the Webb Ellis Cup, has arrived in Canada as part of the Rugby World Cup Trophy Tour. The Trophy Tour is approaching the end of its 12 month journey around 15 countries as part of a celebration of Rugby. Previously the Webb Ellis Cup has visited Japan, Australia, Fiji, Madagascar, South
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