The Black Ferns Sevens team have gone unbeaten in Kitakyushu to claim the Japan leg of the HSBC World Series Sevens tournament. Coach Allan Bunting will also lose his key players to the national squad. However, he sees it as a chance to develop new players.
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NewsBlack Ferns Sevens team named for Kitakyushu Sevens
The Black Ferns Sevens team to play the fourth leg of the 2016/17 HSBC Women’s World Sevens Series in Kitakyushu, starting this Saturday, has been named.
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East Coast rugby club developing Sevens game for girls
This weekend Paikea Peak Performance team won their grade division at the Silverdale Juniors Sevens tournament in Auckland, their first club competition outside of their region.
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Te Wharekura o Mauao U15 Boys' Sevens team aims high
Te Wharekura o Mauao U15 Boys' Sevens team had their first taste at playing on an international platform as they took on New Caledonia at the North Island Secondary Schools Sevens competition in Rotorua.
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NewsTiana Raftstrand-Smith hopes to follow in her Aunty Portia Woodman's footsteps
13-year-old Tiana Raftstrand-Smith hopes to follow in her Aunty Portia Woodman's footsteps. Just recently, the rising rugby star was selected for the Cavaliers' Rugby Sevens tour in the USA.
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All Black Sevens eliminated by Fiji in Vegas
The All Blacks Sevens team have been knocked out of the World Sevens series tournament 19 - 14 by Fiji in Las Vegas. The Fijians were trailing 14 – 5 at halftime before they came back to blitz the kiwis.
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Sevens coach looking for X factor
The search is on for the next group of Black Ferns sevens players three years out from the 2020 Olympic games in Japan. This is the second time that Go For Gold program has been set up with young girls invited to trial.
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All Black Sevens remind former coach Tietjens of their class
Day one of the HSBC Sevens World Series tournament in Wellington, and the All Blacks Sevens team kicked off their campaign against former coach Gordon Tietjens, and his new Samoan team.
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Nehe Milner-Skudder welcomes the new tackling laws
Nehe Milner-Skudder welcomes the new tackling laws, he says the rule changes will not only help educate players but will also prevent serious injury.
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All Black Sevens coaching staff impressed with young Māori players
The All Black Sevens coaching staff are impressed with the level of young Māori players developing across the country. Incoming coach, Clark Laidlaw and assistant coach, Tomasi Cama, have been scouting future talent at various sevens tournaments to bring into the squad for the up coming World Series.
