The 2014/15 Women’s Sevens Series gets underway on Thursday in Dubai and this year it’s not just winning that counts – the focus is now firmly on the Olympic Games. By the time the series finishes in Netherlands next May, we’ll know the first four teams that will compete in Rio 2016, along with hosts,
Here is a closer look at the 11 core teams who will be battling for glory this season on the World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series. With 11 core teams now on the World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series in 2014-15 the level of competition should ratchet up another notch, particularly with the reward of a place at
IRB WOMEN’S SEVENS WORLD SERIES 2014/2015, DUBAI DECEMBER 4/5 2014 POOL A POOL B POOL C New Zealand Australia
Abi Chamberlain to lead England in World Series Opener in Dubai. England Women’s Sevens Head Coach Simon Middleton has announced his squad to compete in the opening round of the Sevens World Series in Dubai, December 4-5. England, who will be playing in their first tournament since winning the XVs Rugby World Cup in August and
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