Black Ferns Sevens co-captain Sarah Hirini has recommitted to New Zealand Rugby (NZR) through to 2026. One of the most decorated players in world rugby, Hirini has led the Black Ferns Sevens to World Cup, Olympic, Commonwealth Games and Sevens Series titles. Hirini returned from an ACL injury sustained in December, to help lead the
Black Ferns Sevens captain Sarah Hirini will take a short-term sabbatical in Japan at the completion of the HSBC World Series to play in the Taiyo Seimei Women’s Sevens Series 2023 for Mie Women’s Rugby Football Club PEARLS (Mie PEARLS). Hirini will complete the HSBC World Series with the Black Ferns Sevens in Toulouse before
Black Ferns Sevens win adidas New Zealand Team of the Year award for the fourth consecutive year Anna Richards creates history as first female to be awarded the prestigious Steinlager Salver Black Ferns Sevens captain Sarah Hirini has collected three major prizes at the 2021 ASB New Zealand Rugby Awards, including the supreme Kelvin R.
Black Ferns Sevens captain Sarah Hirini has been honoured as Te Pou Hapai Wahine, the female flagbearer, for the New Zealand Olympic team for the Tokyo Olympics. The 28-year-old leader was presented the kākahu (cloak) from Ranui Ngarimu at an emotional ceremony with her team and family in Tauranga before flying to Australia this week
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