Tag: new zealand
World Rugby Increases Women’s HSBC World Rugby 7s Series to 8 Stops
Release Issued on behalf of World Rugby DUBLIN, IRELAND – World Rugby announced a new look men’s and women’s HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series which include at least six combined men’s and women’s events, as the women’s series increases to eight rounds for the first time in its history over the next four-year cycle. Women’s […]
Men’s #Vancouver7s: @Eagles7s Analysis, Rain Man Tournament Picks
VANCOUVER, CANADA – The 2018/2019 HSBC Men’s Sevens Series has hit the official start of the second half of the season in the beautiful city of Vancouver. This means look at the @Eagles7s team and take a stab at predicting the tournament. The USA currently sit first in the world, all alone for the first […]
2019 #Vegas7s: @Eagles7s Go Back to Back The Hard Way
LAS VEGAS, USA – The fifth third leg of the 2018/2019 Men’s Sevens World Series is in the books. The American swing of the tour started out equally successful as last year for the @Eagles7s. They won it all of all again Americans win it all in Vegas, again: The Eagles went into Vegas without […]
Men’s #Sydney7s: @Eagles7s Analysis, Rain Man Tournament Picks
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA – The 2018/2019 HSBC Men’s Sevens Series rolls on and its latest stop is the east coast Australia, and the beautiful city of Sydney. of first tournament of 2019. Sydney is the only stop other than Dubai that has the men and women share the stage. This means we will be in for […]
2019 #Hamilton7s: Flying Fijians Win it all; @Eagles7s finish 2nd remain 1st overall
HAMILTON, NZ – The third leg of the 2018/2019 Men’s Sevens World Series is in the books. The Australasian swing of the tour started of as exciting as the Mideastern/Africa swing and equally successful for the @Eagles7s. They had another great tournament as they finished 2nd… Losing the final to the Flying Fijians. Americans claim […]
Hamilton 7s: @Eagles7s Analysis, Tournament Picks
HAMILTON, NEW ZEALAND – The 2018/2019 HSBC Men’s Sevens Series rolls into the new year with the first tournament of 2019. In a slight revamp, the new year begins in New Zealand instead of Australia. This gives New Zealand a bit more of a chance to shine and sets the stage for some fireworks […]
