Rugby World Cup 2021 celebrates One Year To Go milestone Eden Park and Northland Events Centre confirmed as opening day venues Rugby World Cup 2021 volunteer programme opens World Rugby and hosts New Zealand Rugby (NZR) have today confirmed the Black Ferns will play their opening match of Rugby
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New Zealand win Women’s RWC Sevens title
New Zealand became the first team in history to win back-to-back Rugby World Cup Sevens titles after beating France 29-0 in Saturday’s final. A hat-trick from 22-year-old reigning World Rugby Women’s Sevens Player of the Year Michaela Blyde sealed the victory. Australia claimed the bronze medal with a hard fought 24-14 victory
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Follow @RedefinedRugby Black Ferns contracted squad named in historic announcement First ever contracts for Black Ferns World Cup winning captain Fiao’o Faamausili returns to squad Preparation for 2018 Test season underway Twenty eight of New Zealand’s top female rugby players have become the first-ever 15s players to be offered Black Ferns contracts, New
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Follow @RedefinedRugby New Zealand completed a golden month of rugby sevens with a scintillating display of power and precision to beat series leaders Australia 46-0 to successfully defend their HSBC Canada Women's Sevens title. The HSBC World Rugby Women's Sevens Series 2018 title race is set for an enthralling conclusion in Paris
“Results” Rugby Sevens – Com.Games – Schedule/Results – Day 1
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Black Ferns Sevens team named for HSBC Sydney Sevens
Follow @RedefinedRugby Black Ferns Sevens team named for HSBC Sydney Sevens Black Ferns Sevens Coach Allan Bunting has named his 12 players for the Sydney leg of the HSBC Women's Sevens Series. The team is: 1. Ruby Tui 2. Alena Saili 3. Stacey Waaka 4. Niall Williams 5. Sarah Goss – captain 6. Michaela Blyde 7. Tyla Nathan-Wong 8. Kelly Brazier 9. Gayle Broughton 10. Theresa Fitzpatrick 11. Portia Woodman 12. Tenika Willison Friday 26 January 1.06pm NZT v
Established Black Ferns Sevens team named for Sydney
Follow @RedefinedRugby Established Black Ferns Sevens team named for Sydney Black Ferns Sevens Coach Allan Bunting has named an experienced team to take on the HSBC Sydney Sevens next weekend. The squad is: Shakira Baker (Waikato) Michaela Blyde (Bay of Plenty) Kelly Brazier (Bay of Plenty) Gayle Broughton (Taranaki) Theresa Fitzpatrick (Auckland) Sarah Goss (Manawatu) Tyla Nathan-Wong (Auckland) Alena Saili (Southland) Terina