It was a weekend to forget for the All Black’s Sevens team at the first circuit of the season in Dubai. It’s a less-than-ideal start to a season full of new and exciting fresh faces after an overhaul of experienced players retired from the sevens.
The All Blacks Sevens will usher in a new era from November 30 to December 1 when the 2024/25 HSBC SVNS Series in Dubai.
Eight gold medallists from the Paris Olympic Games will take the field for the Black Ferns Sevens at the Elevate Sevens.
All Blacks Sevens great Karl Te Nana believes the New Zealand men’s team have likely timed their run perfectly leading into the Olympics.
New Zealand’s Sarah Hirini is looking to become one of the first two-time Olympic gold medallists in women’s rugby sevens.
Andrew Knewstubb’s two-year journey back to the SVNS Series is finally over.
A 17-year-old has been selected to boost the women's camp, with school-girl sensation Justine McGregor rewarded for her continued excellence at every level of the game.
The third leg of the SVNS circuit offers New Zealand teams a chance to put the disappointing results of the opening two rounds behind them.
All Blacks Nepo Laulala and Dalton Papali’i, as well as World Cup-winning former All Black skipper Kieran Read, have been named in the Counties Manukau Steelers side for their opening Mitre 10 Cup match against Tasman on Saturday night.
The Mitre 10 Cup is home to expansive and free-flowing rugby, with nearly eight tries scored per match last season. Few benefit more from this fast-paced and high scoring style than the outside backs.
