New Zealand moved a step closer to regaining the HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series title in Langford, Canada, on Sunday when they put in a gutsy display in the final against the home side that was enjoying playing in front of a partisan and packed crowd. A barnstorming display by Rubi Tui that won
As the sun beamed down on Westhills Stadium in Langford on a beautiful, windless Saturday in British Columbia, the HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series players took those perfect conditions and served up a wonderful day’s entertainment. Two teams finished with three wins from three and the fact that one of those teams was home
Home favourites Canada look like the team to beat this weekend as the HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series reaches the penultimate stage of the season. They have named settled squad that features proven performers like Ghislaine Landry, Jen Kish and Brittany Benn lining up alongside exciting emerging talent like speedster Julia Greenshields and 19-year-old
England Women overpowered New Zealand to win the Cup Final of the Langford Sevens on Sunday, their first Series Cup title since 2013. England came through the first day disappointed, finishing second in Pool C after losing to Canada. However Simon Middleton’s side came back fighting to put in dominant displays against the USA and
Series leaders Australia unbeaten on day one in Canada. Australia remain on track to claim this year’s women’s sevens series, as they went unbeaten on day one at the Canada Sevens in Langford, British Columbia. The girls in gold, who’ve won all three rounds of the series so far, topped Pool A after beating France, Brazil 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
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