The international 7s circuit saw a determined Australian squad manage to secure a thrilling tournament victory in Spain, overcoming late roster adjustments to grab the silverware. Meanwhile, the Springboks cemented their status as dominant forces in the Africa Cup. This tournament victory confirms Australia's continued strength on the world stage, despite the organizational hurdles they faced in Valladolid.
Across the broader international rugby landscape, the Red Roses continued their dominance, securing an eighth consecutive Guinness Women’s Six Nations title, cementing their place as the premier force in the sport. In continental competition, Tunisia completed a flawless promotion to the top tier of the Africa Cup.
The sport also saw the return of high-stakes competition in the form of the HSBC SVNS World Championship Series in Valladolid, Spain, where El Salvador retained their crown, and the RAN continued their campaign. Meanwhile, the broader professional calendar is preparing for a major shake-up regarding officiating, as World Rugby has announced that the Nations Championship, beginning in July, will operate without any referees from the Western Hemisphere.
World Rugby announced that the Nations Championship, kicking off in July, will not utilize referees from the Western Hemisphere. El Salvador successfully retained the Crown during the SVNS World Championship Series, while the RAN continued their campaign.
“"The Red Roses Rule W6N, Tunisia Promoted, & Sevens Champions Crowned." (Wendy Young)
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