University of Bath graduate Amy Wilson Hardy helped England Women finish a fine third in the World Rugby HSBC Women’s Sevens Series in Atlanta, United States, as the countdown to the Rio 2016 Olympic Games continued. The Bristol RFC centre, who completed an Integrated Mechanical and Electrical Engineering course last summer, gave England a flying
Australia took a step closer to securing the HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series 2015/16 after defeating their rivals New Zealand at the third round of the series in Atlanta. Despite both teams losing on day one, New Zealand and Australia bounced back on Saturday, returning to form as they progressed to the final at
England Women have finished third in the World Rugby HSBC Women’s Sevens Series in Atlanta after beating Canada 26-14 in the bronze final. The side enjoyed a successful first day finishing top of their pool, beating World Series leaders Australia, Fiji and Colombia going into the the Cup quarter finals on Saturday against Russia. It was
A strong England side set the pace on day one, with captain Emily Scarratt leading from the front to claim victories over Australia, Fiji and Colombia in Pool A. Canada emerged top of a tough pool B, beating France, Russia and Ireland, while a weakened New Zealand team, missing regular finishers Huriana Manuel, Kayla McAlister and
A squad of 14 players have flown to Atlanta for the next two legs of the World Rugby HSBC Women’s Sevens Series which take place in Atlanta, USA and Langford, Canada. The side will be looking to make amends after disappointing in Sao Paulo in February, where they finished seventh to drop two places in
2015/16 HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series – Atlanta – Fixtures & Results Venue: Fifth Third Bank Stadium, Kennesaw, Georgia Pool A: Australia, Fiji, England, Colombia Pool B: Canada, France, Russia, Ireland Pool C: New Zealand, USA, Japan, Spain All times are local Friday 8 April 2016 Match no *Kick off Fixture 1 12:30 Canada
Elite women 2016 Vancouver Rugby Festival 10, 11 & 12 March – Pools Pool A: Maple Leafs Red, Team GB, France, USA Falcons Pool B: Maple Leafs White, Stars 7s, Aptoella Angels Match schedule (times PST): Game # Date Time Visitor V Home Location 1 Thu 10 Mar 10:40 AM France 10-24 Maple Leafs Red
Brazil wins 12th consecutive South American title in Rio Brazil defeat Argentina 27-5 in high-quality final after compelling weekend of rugby sevens Deodoro Olympic venue successfully inaugurated as preparations continue Olympic Games tickets on sale via www.Rio2016.com Brazil have won the Aquece Rio International Women’s Rugby Sevens tournament, defeating Argentina 27-5 in a pulsating final
With 155 days to go until rugby sevens makes its Olympic Games debut, World Rugby Chairman Bernard Lapasset believes that Rio 2016 will be a game-changing moment for a sport that is experiencing record global growth. Speaking ahead of the rugby sevens test event at the Deodoro Olympic Park this weekend, Lapasset said that Olympic
Schedule for the Invitational Women’s Elite 7s taking place in Las Vegas 3rd to 6th March is as follows: Thursday 3rd March 2016 Game No Time Team v Team 800 France Select 7s 12-0 Scion Sirens 820 Japan Select 7s 29-0 Florida RDA 840 USA Select 7s 36-0 Brazil Women’s 7’s 900 South Africa Select
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