Category Archives: National Women’s 7s

Vancouver 7s 2025

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Canadian Team Named for Vancouver 7s: Return of Scurfield, Bermudez, Corrigan from English Premier XVs

With the return of some of high profile players from overseas there’s only 8 players remaining from the Perth 7s tournament. Krissy Scurfield, Fancy Bermudez, Alysha Corrigan are all returning from professional XVs seasons in England. Pam Buisa and Charity Williams are returning to the squad as well. Unlucky not to make the squad based on her performances in Perth and Cape Town was Carmen Izyk.

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Vancouver 7s 2025

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Vancouver 7s Schedule Announced for Feb 21st to 23rd: Thomas Isherwood and Elias Hancock Invited to Play at SuperSevens Event in Paris This Weekend

Vancouver 7s announced the schedule for the 3 day tournament. The men are playing an exhibition series against Trinidad & Tobago and Japan as part of the tournament. Canada will face each team twice over the tournament, playing them Friday and Saturday. The women start their tournament on Friday at 3:28pm against Brazil, then face Spain at 8:58pm. Their final pool game is at 3:08pm on Saturday, the women’s quarter-finals start at 7:32pm on Saturday.

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Perth 7s 2025 – January 24-26

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Canada Finish 4th at Perth 7s: In Pool with Australia, Brazil and Spain at Vancouver 7s in 26 Days

Canada finished 4th in Perth, their best finish of the season to date after finishing 8th and 5th in previous tournaments. Canada now sit in 5th place, 8 points behind USA and 2 points ahead of Japan with 3 tournaments left before the final.

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HSBC SVNS Perth – January 24-26

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Pools Drawn for Perth: Canada in Pool with USA, GB, Fiji

The Canadian women will be in a pool with USA, Great Britain and Fiji in Perth. USA sit in 4th place with a 2nd place finish in Cape Town, GB are in 5th place, Canada in 7th place and Fiji in 11th place. The top 8 teams avoid the relegation tournament in LA and compete for the title. There are 3 more tournaments after Perth and before LA, they’re Vancouver, Hong Kong and Singapore.

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Cape Town 7s 2024

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Canada Finish 5th at Cape Town 7s – Next up Perth in January

It’s a big improvement for Canada, going from 8th in Dubai to 5th in Cape Town. Along the way they defeated Great Britain 27-12 and Japan 22-7. Japan defeated Canada twice in Dubai, so the Cape Town result shows the growth the team have had in between tournaments. The next challenge will be Perth in January, 24-26.

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Dubai 7s 2024

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Canada Women Finish 8th in Dubai: New Format Trialled in Cape Town  Next Week

Canada women lost both of their Day 2 matches, first to Australia in the quarter-finals and then to Japan in the 7th/8th playoff match. The loss to Australia was decisive 39-0, the loss to Japan was an improvement over their opening 40-5 pool loss to Japan, this time it was 24-22 with two late Canada tries closing the gap.

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HSBC SVNS 2025

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World Rugby Confirms First Five Stops on Sevens Series – Including Vancouver

The question of whether Canada would still host the 7s Series in 2025,  now that the men’s team are no longer part of the core group, has been answered. Yes, Vancouver will be the 4th stop on the 2025 series.

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2024 Olympics – Rugby 7s

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Canada Claim Olympic Silver After Upsetting Australia in Semi-Finals – Edged by NZ in Gold Medal Match: Full Match Videos.

It wasn’t expected but Canada upset #2 seed Australia, 21-12, to advance to the Gold medal match. Earlier in the quarter-finals they eliminated #3 France who were expected to medal as hosts. Canada couldn’t pull off one more miracle but gave #1 seed NZ a tough match only losing 19-12 to win Silver.

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Olympic Rugby 7s 2024

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Canada Name Women’s Rugby 7s Team for July 28-30 Olympic Tournament

Canada have named their 13 athletes for Rugby 7s at the Olympics. Only the women’s team are representing, the men didn’t qualify. One of the big stories not mentioned in the official release is that Sophie de Goede tore her ACL in training and the injury took her out of the selection pool. On the good news front Carissa Norsten has recovered from her injury and was selected for the team.

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