Twelve captains gathered at Infinity Park ahead of the new HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series opening round which takes place this weekend (20-21 October) in the heart of Glendale, Colorado’s rugby epicentre and premier setting for rugby in the USA. With the addition of the HSBC USA Women’s Sevens, the women’s series increases to
The HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series 2018 Awards in Paris brought a fitting end to an enthralling season which saw South Africa and Australia crowned men’s and women’s series champions respectively. It has been one of the most competitive seasons on record as both the women’s and men’s series were decided by just two-point differences.
New Zealand finished the HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series in style with a convincing 33-7 win over rivals Australia in the final of the HSBC Women’s Paris Sevens to take the gold medal. Both teams had reason to celebrate at the final whistle as the silver medal in Paris means Australia secure the overall
• USA Rugby to host opening leg of HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series, 20-21 October 2018 • HSBC USA Women’s Sevens tournament will be held at Infinity Park in Glendale, Colorado • HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series increases to six rounds beginning next season World Rugby today announced USA Rugby will host the
Sixteen men’s and 12 women’s captains lined up side-by-side today in front of the famous ‘Thinker’ sculpture at the Rodin Museum in Paris ahead of the final round of the men’s and women’s HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series. The Jean Bouin Stadium will host three days of thrilling rugby sevens action from 8-10 June as
James Bailey has named his 12-player squad for the final leg of the HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series which takes place in Paris from 8-9 June (live on Sky Sports and live stream via WorldRugby.org). Abbie Brown will captain the side which includes a number of players who contributed towards England’s bronze medal success
England Women Sevens head coach James Bailey has made four changes to the England Sevens side that will play in the fourth leg of the HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series in Langford, Canada on 12-13 May (streamed live via WorldRugby.org). Olivia Jones, Chantelle Miell, Katie Mason and Sarah McKenna re-join the squad alongside Kelly
New Zealand were popular winners with the Japanese crowd after beating first-time Cup finalists France 24-12 to complete a successful defence of the HSBC Kitakyushu Sevens title on Sunday. The two teams had met in the last match of day one with the Black Ferns Sevens running out convincing 38-7 winners at the Mikuni World
England Women Sevens finished seventh at HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series in Kitakyushu after beating China in the seventh place play-off. In today’s knockout stages, England lost narrowly 5-7 to Spain in the Cup quarter-final, and were then beaten 0-41 by Russia. James Bailey’s side recovered to win 36-5 against China in the seventh
New Zealand were the only unbeaten team on a day of upsets at the HSBC Kitakyushu Sevens on Saturday with Spain and Fiji joining them in the Cup quarter-finals as pool winners. The Black Ferns Sevens will now face first-time Cup quarter-finalists China in the opening match on Sunday at 10:30 local time (GMT+9) after
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