The success of the Black Ferns is inspiring young girls to play rugby judging by the latest figures released by New Zealand Rugby. In fact, women’s participation is the only significant growth area for the sport in Aotearoa.
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Goss up for Woman of the Year award
Next Magazine has announced their finalist for the 2018 Woman of the Year awards.
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Black Fern Sevens to host 2019 'Fast Four' tournament
New Zealand Rugby has announced that the world champion Black Ferns Sevens squad will partake in the 2019 HSBC New Zealand Sevens tournament to be held in Hamilton.
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Portia Woodman in line for International accolade
Portia Woodman is one of ten finalists for the Womens Sports Foundation Team Sportswoman of the Year award.
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NewsAll Blacks Sevens set sights on Olympic Gold
The World Champion All Black Sevens team arrived home this morning following their World Cup win in San Francisco. The players will now enjoy a six week break before returning to focus on the 2020 Olympic Games.
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World champ Black Ferns Sevens return home
The world champion Black Ferns Sevens returned home today. The back-to-back champions were welcomed home by their friends and whānau early this morning.
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Black Ferns victorious return from Worlds
The Black Ferns Sevens team has arrived back in the country, following their World Cup win in San Francisco.
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NZ Sevens teams set for double back-to-back wins at World Cup
The All Blacks Sevens could join the Black Ferns in victory if they win their final against England today.
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NZ set for Rugby World Cup Sevens
Portia Woodman of Ngāpuhi, Stacey Waaka of Tūhoe and Te Arawa are among those representing New Zealand at this month's Rugby World Cup Sevens in San Francisco. The naming of the All Black Sevens and Black Ferns Sevens were held in Tauranga today.
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Black Ferns Sevens eye up World Series win
The Black Ferns Sevens take the field in Paris this weekend in the closing round of the HSBC World Series with a chance to claim back-to-back titles. There are two changes to the team that lifted the Langford Sevens title last month, with the return of Gayle Broughton, and Shiray Kaka (nee Tane) who last played for the Black Ferns Sevens team in 2016.
