Nairobi, Montevideo and São Paulo will once again host HSBC SVNS 2 in 2027, with dates confirmed for the three-event series. World Rugby has today confirmed the HSBC SVNS 2 schedule, with three events taking place across January and February as the global rugby sevens calendar continues to build towards the LA28 Olympic Games. HSBC
The 2027 Series will once again visit Dubai, Cape Town, Singapore, Perth, Vancouver and New York before culminating in the HSBC SVNS World Championship across Hong Kong, Valladolid and Bordeaux. The announcement follows a landmark 2026 competition which saw New Zealand’s women and South Africa’s men claim the HSBC SVNS Series titles in New York, before Australia’s women and South Africa’s men
The leading lights of international rugby sevens were honoured at the end of the thrilling finale to the HSBC SVNS World Championship Series in Bordeaux New Zealand’s Jorja Miller has been named Women’s SVNS Player of the Year for the second year in a row, while South Africa’s Tristan Leyds has been honoured with the
After Hong Kong and Valladolid set an exhilarating tone, Bordeaux hosts what promises to be an epic third and final leg of the HSBC SVNS World Championship Series. The HSBC SVNS World Championship returns for one last dramatic tournament with three days of wall-to-wall action in the western French city of Bordeaux bringing the curtain
Australia completed an outstanding sevens double at the HSBC SVNS World Championship tournament in Valladolid, as their men’s and women’s sides lifted the titles on a thrilling finals day. Australia’s women shook off their shock pool phase loss to USA on day two to claim the title with a dominant performance against the same opponents
The HSBC SVNS World Championship returns for three days of wall-to-wall action in the Spanish city of Valladolid for the first of two crucial back-to-back European weekends to decide who will be crowned this year’s World Champions. Title holders South Africa and New Zealand head the respective men’s and women’s standings following their twin runs
New Zealand and South Africa won the women’s and men’s titles respectively to cap an incredible three days as HSBC SVNS touched down in Hong Kong for the first leg of this year’s three-tournament World Championship series. There were also podium finishes for France’s women and Spain’s men who won their third-place play-off matches against
GB Women’s Sevens team: Backs Freya Aucken Reneeqa Bonner Grace Crompton Ella Lovibond Alicia Maude Katie Shillaker Lauren Torley Forwards Ellie Boatman Abbie Brown Heather Cowell Vicky Laflin Georgie Lingham Ellen Scantlebury GB Women are drawn in Pool B with Canada, Australia and South Africa Fixtures and results: Friday 17 April 2026 Canada 7s v
Twenty-four teams descend on the iconic Kai Tak Stadium as the race for World Championship glory begins in Hong Kong across 17-19 April. Half a century since the tournament’s inception in 1976, Hong Kong remains the heartbeat of international rugby sevens. This year’s edition marks not only a golden anniversary but the start of a
South Africa men’s team beat Fiji to seal the gold medal in New York and clinch the overall HSBC SVNS Series title, while New Zealand’s all-conquering women clinched another title with a hugely dramatic final win over Australia. Both prizes were on the line but Philip Snyman’s Blitzboks edged out Fiji 10-7 in an enthralling
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