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New Zealand crowned Women’s Rugby World Cup Sevens champions

  • Rugby Sevens

New Zealand became the first team in history to win back-to-back Rugby World Cup Sevens titles after beating France 29-0 in today’s final at AT&T Park in San Francisco.

after impressing in her first Rugby World Cup Sevens and scoring the last-gasp winning try against Australia

Aj0HMNbwYm— Rugby World Cup Sevens (@WorldRugby7s) July 22, 2018World Rugby Sevens Series champions Australia

 Evania Pelite and Cassie Staples gave Australia the perfect start but two tries from Tapper kept





United States impress on opening day of Rugby World Cup Sevens

  • Rugby Sevens

quarter-finals of the Rugby World Cup Sevens men’s tournament with heavyweights Fiji and New Zealand as Australia

defending champions claimed a 29-5 success against Russia.They would have expected to face neighbours Australia

in the last eight but the sixth seeds suffered the surprise loss of the round.The Australia team fell

clinched a 24-19 victory to take them into the last four of the competition.They are now set to face Australia



IWRF reverts back to previous ball holder rule for 2018 World Championship

  • Wheelchair Rugby News

The International Wheelchair Rugby Federation (IWRF) has announced that the recently published revision to the ball holder rule will be rescinded for its 2018 World Championship in Sydney, and replaced by the previous rule.

half-time.World Championship matches will be played at the Quaycentre at the Sydney Olympic Park.Hosts Australia



Unruh reaches home final at Archery World Cup in Berlin

  • Archery

Germany's Lisa Unruh reached the women's recurve final on home soil at the Archery World Cup in Berlin.

Gazoz negotiated all of the rounds to make the final with the Olympic bow.He defeated Taylor Worth of Australia


Defending champions Canada through to face United States in World Lacrosse Championships final

  • Non-Olympic Sports

Holders Canada eased to victory over the Iroquois nation today to book their place in the final of the 2018 Men's World Lacrosse Championships in Israel.

Bomberry adding the others.Awaiting Canada in the final are nine-time champions United States, who beat Australia

pic.twitter.com/jDrfNbSj2t— FILacrosse (@FILacrosse) July 19, 2018The US were pushed hard by Australia

Schreiber, Ned Crotty, Matthew Danowski, Jordan Wolf and John Haus.Joining Plumb in registering for Australia

 The Iroquois nation will meet Australia in tomorrow's third-place play-off.


New look Rugby World Cup Sevens set to begin in San Francisco

  • Rugby Sevens

The Rugby World Cup Sevens begins in San Francisco tomorrow, featuring knock-out matches from the very beginning for the first time.

South Africa and Australia both enter the men's and women's competitions respectively in good form, having

played in the men's tournament before the big teams come in.Opening matches in the women's event include Australia


Players, coaches and referees banned after mass brawl in FIBA World Cup qualifier

  • Basketball

Basketball Federation (FIBA) has banned 13 players and fined the national federations of The Philippines and Australia

player.FIBA launched disciplinary proceedings straight after which has led to today's announcement.Basketball Australia

Carl Cruz, Jio Jalalon and Calvin Abueva, who have all been banned for between one and six games.For Australia

has been placed under a probationary period of three years.In response to the sanctions, Basketball Australia



Britons dominate second day of British Open Wheelchair Tennis Championships

  • Wheelchair Tennis

World number one and defending champion David Wagner from the United States is through to the semi-finals of the British Open Wheelchair Tennis Championships quad singles on a day which saw British players dominate the schedule on centre court.

Lapthrone are now due to face each other in the semi-finals, while Wagner will play Heath Davidson from Australia