Follow @RedefinedRugby New city, new timing to freshen New Zealand National Sevens New Zealand’s National Sevens Tournament will move to a new location and a new time of year to boost the number of top level players available to play, New Zealand Rugby has announced today. The change will take effect after January’s
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NZ High Performance referee squad announced
Follow @RedefinedRugby NZ High Performance referee squad announced Seven high performance referees have re-signed with New Zealand Rugby heading into the 2018 season, five of whom featured in the November Test schedule. It is the first time in ten years that five New Zealand referees have featured in international fixtures in one season
Who Qualified: 2018 BAYLEYS NATIONAL SEVENS TEAMS
Follow @RedefinedRugby BAYLEYS NATIONAL SEVENS TEAMS TEAMS TO QUALIFY IN SOUTHERN, NORTHERN AND CENTRAL REGIONAL SEVENS TOURNAMENTS Teams from the 28 Provincial Unions have to qualify to attend at the National Event in Rotorua. The teams are divided into pools of four teams, who play a round-robin within the pool. The top two
All Blacks Sevens team named for Cape Town
Follow @RedefinedRugby All Blacks Sevens team named for Cape Town All Blacks Sevens coach Clark Laidlaw has named his 12 players for Cape Town leg of the HSBC Sevens Series. 1. Scott Curry 2. Tim Mikkelson 3. Teddy Stanaway 4. Joe Ravouvou 5. Dylan Collier 6. Vilimoni Koroi 7. Sam Dickson 8. Andrew Knewstubb 9. Regan Ware 10. Kurt Baker 11. Joe Webber 12. Sione Molia The All Blacks Sevens meet USA, Spain and Australia in pool