Australia have started their HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series 2018 campaign with an emphatic 34-0 Cup final win over USA in Dubai. The series runners-up from 2016-17 and Olympic gold medallists produced a dominant display of flowing rugby to dazzle the packed-out stands at the series opener and achieve their first tournament win since
It was business as usual on day one of the HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series 2018 in Dubai as the top three sides from 2016-17 went unbeaten in a thrilling day of rugby. Series champions New Zealand achieved a perfect three-from-three record to set up a Cup quarter-final meeting with USA, while Australia’s three
Australia were victorious taking the cup at the HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series in Dubai today. USA were runners up, having shocked New Zealand in the Quarter Finals and Russia came in third beating Canada to the Bronze medal. HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series 2018- Dubai Thu 30 Nov 2017 Match 1 12.00
All 28 captains from both the men’s and women’s HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series attended the launch of the Emirates Airline Dubai Rugby Sevens on Wednesday as momentum builds to Rugby World Cup Sevens 2018 next July in San Francisco. The women’s series kicks off on Thursday under the Dubai sun as reigning series and
England Women sevens head coach James Bailey has named his 12 player squad for the opening leg of the HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens series in Dubai 30 November – 1 December (live stream via WorldRugby.org and day two via Sky Sports Action, from 12.05pm). Claire Allan, Olympian and seasoned England Women sevens player, captains the
England Women finished fourth in the opening round of the HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series in Dubai having lost 17-14 to Russia in the Bronze Final. England came through the opening day to qualify for the Cup play offs but the side’s inexperience began to show, losing out to Olympic gold medallists and eventual tournament runners-up
HSBC Dubai Women’s 7s 1-2 December 2016 : Pools and Fixtures Pool A: Australia, USA, Russia, South Africa Pool B: New Zealand, France, Fiji, Ireland Pool C: Canada, England, Spain, Brazil Thursday 1st December 2016 – Pool Games Kick off:12:00 Match 1 England 7S 31-7 Spain 7S Kick off:12:22 Match 2 Canada 7S 26-19 Brazil 7S Kick
Five Olympians feature in England Women’s squad for the tournament in Dubai (1-2 December). Abbie Brown, who made her debut on the World Series circuit in Sao Paulo earlier this year, will captain the side and is joined by fellow Team GB names Heather Fisher, Alice Richardson, Jo Watmore and Amy Wilson Hardy. There are
England Women finish third in the Emirates Airline Dubai Sevens in dramatic style after Heather Fisher scored in the final minute of sudden death extra time for a 10-5 victory over France. Michaela Staniford ran the length of the field to give England a 5-0 lead in the first half but France equalised in the
Australia claimed the opening round of the HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series in Dubai on Friday, beating Russia 33-12 in front of a packed house. Despite losing their inspirational captain Sharni Williams to injury on day two, the girls in gold remained unbeaten throughout the tournament. In yet another thrilling day of rugby in
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