Argentina’s Luciano González and New Zealand’s Jorja Miller were crowned men’s and women’s HSBC SVNS Player of the Year 2025 respectively. Following breakthrough season’s France’s Enahemo Artaud and USA’s Nia Toliver claimed the Rookie of the Year awards. Artaud follow’s compatriot Anton Dupont who won the accolade in 2024 prior to leading France to Olympic
New Zealand women and South Africa men were crowned HSBC SVNS 2025 champions after securing stirring victories at the HSBC SVNS World Championship in Los Angeles. South Africa claimed their fifth men’s Series title, and first since 2021 by beating a valiant Spanish side 19-5 to bring down the curtain on the 2025 international rugby
Los Angeles hosting HSBC SVNS 2025 World Championship and Play Off with world’s best 16 men’s and women’s teams in action on 3-4 May at Dignity Health Sports Park World Championship semi-final line-ups confirmed, women’s: New Zealand v USA, Australia v Canada. Men’s: Spain v Argentina, South Africa v New Zealand Day one results see
The All Blacks Sevens and Black Ferns Sevens have both made a number of changes in the lead up to the World Series decider in Los Angeles (May 4-5). For the second year in a row the World Series winner will be decided in a one-off tournament, just weeks after the Black Ferns Sevens secured
Antoine Dupont inspired France win first men’s HSBC SVNS title in 19 years with 21-0 victory in final over Great Britain in Los Angeles New Zealand beat Australia 29-14 with a Michaela Blyde hattrick to claim women’s title Hosts USA women and Ireland men secure third place finishes Argentina and Australia top men’s and women’s
Women’s quarter-finals: France v Canada, New Zealand v Ireland, USA v South Africa, Australia v Brazil Antoine Dupont scores opening try as France beat hosts USA to reach semi-finals Play begins at 09:30 local time (GMT-8) on Sunday with the finals at 17:43, tickets available from svns.com Spain reach first ever men’s semi-final with comeback victory
Los Angeles hosts the fifth round of HSBC SVNS 2024 at Dignity Health Sports Park on 1-3 March Australia lead the women’s SVNS standings from New Zealand, France, USA and Canada Argentina top men’s SVNS standings having won three consecutive tournaments, ahead of Ireland, Fiji, New Zealand and Australia Former World Rugby Men’s 15s Player
USA and GB stroll in a Los Angeles park This Quest for Gold tournament, a final preparation for the Olympics next month, has an unusual format. The first day was purely a warm-up. The serious business (points mean prizes) starts on the second day, Saturday. As feared, the competing teams in the women’s section were
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