England Women Sevens finished second at the HSBC Kitakyushu Sevens after being defeated 7-5 by Canada in the Cup final. It was England who struck first after Megan Jones broke through on the short side before Amy Wilson Hardy forced her way across the line for the only try of the half. In a close
England Women Sevens are through to the Cup quarter-finals at the Kitakyushu Sevens where they will play Australia (3.14 am, live on WorldRugby.org) after victories over Ireland and Fiji saw them finish second in Pool C. James Bailey’s side lost their first match of the day, defeated 43-7 by USA with Helena Rowland scoring their solitary try
The 12 captains came together at the Shinozaki Hachiman Shrine in Kitakyushu, Japan, on Thursday as the countdown continued to the fourth round of the HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series 2019 this weekend.While at the Shrine they had the chance to experience some Japanese culture with Sakura Sevens captain Chiharu Nakamura showing her counterparts
England Women Sevens head coach James Bailey has named his 12-player squad for the HSBC Kitakyushu Sevens on 20-21 April, streamed live via WorldRugby.org. After missing Sydney and Hamilton earlier this season through injury, Ellie Kildunne will make her return in Japan this weekend. Having progressed through the England Women pathway to earn a contract
England Women head coach James Bailey has made two changes to the squad that secured bronze at the Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast for the third leg of the HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens series in Kitakyushu, Japan 21-22 April (live via WorldRugby.org). Commonwealth Games travelling reserve Vicky Fleetwood comes into the playing squad with Millie
England Women finished sixth in the fourth leg of the HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series at Kitakyushu, Japan after losing 31-0 to Russia in their final game. Earlier in the day, England lost 21-5 to New Zealand in the quarter-finals. The eventual tournament winners charged into a 14-0 lead but a try by captain
New Zealand increased their lead at the top of the HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series standings to 10 points after an enthralling 17-14 victory over Canada in the final of the inaugural HSBC Kitakyushu Sevens in Japan on Sunday. The Black Ferns Sevens twice had to come from behind in the title decider and
New Zealand make a great comeback to beat Canada in the Kitakyushu 7s and Australia win the Bronze Final with a narrow victory over Fiji. All the results from the day: Sunday 23 April 2017 Cup Quarter Finals Match 19 10.30 Australia 7s 19-12 France 7s Match 20 10.52 Canada 7s 41-0 Russia 7s Match 21 11.14
The new Mikuni World Stadium proved a fitting stage for the world’s best women’s sevens players to perform on and New Zealand, Australia and Canada rose to the occasion to finish top of their respective pools at the HSBC Kitakyushu Sevens. Olympic champions Australia will now face France in the first Cup quarter-final on Sunday,
The inaugural HSBC Kitakyushu Sevens, kicks off tomorrow 22 April (or in the early hours if you are in Europe) this will be round four of the HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series 2016-17. Here are the fixtures for Saturday, fixtures for Sunday and results will be added as they are known. Saturday 22
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