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USA Rugby and USA Sevens are honoring “The Emperor” Emil Signes at the HSBC Sevens World Series tournament in Las Vegas this February 8-10!Over the past few months I have contacted people who have played for, coached with or just loved Emil over his 30 years of coaching to share the news about the party … Read more
Now that rugby has truly become a global sport and their are opportunities opening up for players around the world your most effective selling tool is your own personal rugby highlight video. This morning on Youtube I did a quick search for rugby hightlight videos and found very few of them for female players. There … Read more
The USA Women Eagles have swept the Guangzhou Zeng Cheng International Women’s Invitational Sevens Tournament. The next stop for USA will be competing in the IRB Women’s Sevens World Series (WSWS) which starts in Dubai. See the IRB.com article here. Day 2 Stats for USA USA vs. Thailand: 45 – 0 USA vs. Kazakstan: 33-7 Starting 7: 1.Potter; 2.Owsiany; 3:Griffin; … Read more
There isn’t much news out there about this tournament but I was able to get my hands on the pools, schedule and teams (Thanks to the USA Sevens Manager JoAnne!). The tournament runs from October 27 through the 28th in Zengcheng, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China. The match is organized by the General Administration of Sport in China … Read more
Fiji qualified for the Sevens World Cup, to be played in Moscow next year, alongside China and Japan in India this weekend after they triumphed at last weekend’s Asian World Cup Qualifier in Pune, India, writes John Birch. from Scrumqueens, by John Birch: It has certainly not been an easy journey for Fiji. They first … Read more
from IRB.com: The International Rugby Board has today announced the six invited teams that will take their place alongside the core sides for the inaugural leg of the first ever IRB Women’s Sevens World Series (WSWS). The series, which kicks off in Dubai on November 30-December 1, is set to take place in four global … Read more
from Scrumqueens.com: Former Australian women’s rugby 7s captain Cheryl Soon has joined the IRB’s Rugby Committee. Soon, who led the Wallaroos to the inaugural women’s World Cup 7s title in Dubai after a dramatic sudden-death extra-time victory over New Zealand in 2009 and captained her nation to third at Women’s Rugby World Cup 2010, also … Read more
from IRB.com: Four rounds to take place in Dubai, USA, China and Netherlands. Top 20 ranked teams to participate across inaugural Series China to host Series event as Rugby in the country continues to grow Series set to grow further with Rio 2016 on the horizon The International Rugby Board has today announced the first … Read more
from RWC Sevens: Tunisia’s women overcame Kenya in the final of the CAR Africa qualifying tournament in Rabat to book their place at Rugby World Cup Sevens 2013 in Moscow. The Tunisians had lost to the Kenyans 7-5 on day one, but in knock-out competition they managed to reverse that result by beating the Kenyans 14-10 … Read more
from RWC Sevens: Uganda’s experience at RWC Sevens 2009 is inspiring them to qualify for Moscow 2013. Three and a half years on from creating a piece of Uganda sporting history, the Lady Cranes are hoping to book their place at Rugby World Cup Sevens 2013 by winning the Confédération Africane de Rugby (CAR) Sevens … Read more
