New Zealand’s hot streak continues as they remain top of the women’s series after day one at the Atlanta Sevens. The Kiwis won all three of their Pool A matches at Kennesaw State University on Saturday, easily beating both South Africa and hosts USA. However, for the second time this season, Russia almost shocked fans
The opening round of fixtures on day two of the Atlanta Sevens are the Cup Quarter Finals. These four matches will be followed by the Bowl Semi Finals. England take on Russia who really tested both New Zealand and the USA before going on to convincingly beat South Africa. Atlanta Sevens – Day two –
Matches from Third Round are now complete and New Zealand, Australia and England finish top of their respective groups. Results from the final round are as follows: 13 Australia 19-7 France 14 Fiji 14-19 Spain 15 Canada 10-26 England 16 Brazil 17-7 China 17 New Zealand 57-0 USA 18 Russia 43-0 South Africa
Day One Second Round Results: 7 Australia 24-7 Spain 8 France 12-10 Fiji 9 Canada 31-14 China 10 England 24-0 Brazil 11 New Zealand 52-0 South Africa 12 USA 19-12 Russia England team going well although next up is Canada which will be tough, and I think it safe to say that New Zealand have
Day One First round results: 1 Australia 36-0 Fiji 2 France 36-0 Spain 3 Canada 28-0 Brazil 4 England 37-7 China 5 New Zealand 17-12 Russia 6 USA 36-5 South Africa
All the action from round three of the World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series will be live streamed this weekend from Atlanta, USA. The final squads for the third round of this season’s tournament are in, and the action gets underway in Kennesaw State University on Saturday at midday. (GMT – 4) For the final squads
Emily Scarratt and Sarah McKenna are set to make their first starts on the Sevens World Series this season after being named in the England squad to compete in round three in Atlanta on March 14-15. World Cup winner Scarratt has been side-lined through injury since October while McKenna has most recently been involved in
Highlights of the Brazil Sevens including a brilliant 70m solo effort from Portia Woodman to win the final for New Zealand vs Australia, New Zealand clinch their second Series win in a row after fierce battle in Sao Paulo. Canada finish third beating France; England overcome USA to win the Plate; Fiji beat Spain to seal Bowl final
New Zealand will face a tough challenge as they seek to remain top of the World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series standings after the next round in the United States. Kennesaw State University in Atlanta, Georgia, plays host to the third round of the 2014-15 series, with the action taking place on 14 and 15 March
New Zealand claimed the second leg of the World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series after beating rivals Australia in another epic clash between the two sides in São Paulo. A try from player of the tournament Portia Woodman sealed the 17-10 win for her side, after the scores were locked at 10-10 in the second half.
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