All Blacks Sevens And Black Ferns Aiming To Defend Their Titles

The world’s best men’s and women’s rugby sevens players return to action in New Zealand for the first time in 1,091 days following a three-year absence as the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series 2023 continues in Hamilton this weekend.
The Black Ferns Sevens and All Blacks Sevens will be looking to defend the HSBC New Zealand Sevens titles won on home soil dating back to the last event held in 2020, while Samoa and Australia enter the event as men’s and women’s series leaders respectively.
The 2023 series is shaping up to be the most competitive in history with the prize of Olympic Games Paris 2024 qualification on offer for the top four women’s and men’s teams in the 2023 series standings, while hosts France have pre-qualified for next summer’s pinnacle event in the nation’s capital.
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Source: World Rugby
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