Monday, 07 December 2009 00:00
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In a weekend packed with international Sevens action, the France women’s rugby side took the Invitational Women's crown at the Dubai Sevens while China were victorious at the East Asian Games.
In a weekend packed with international Sevens action, the France women’s rugby side took the Invitational Women's crown at the Dubai Sevens while China were victorious at the East Asian Games.
In a weekend packed with international Sevens action, the France women’s rugby side took the Invitational Women's crown at the Dubai Sevens while China were victorious at the East Asian Games. In Dubai, the French women's sevens team defeated the Wooden Spoons side on a score of 19-0 in the final. Cheered on by a supportive crowd France took the game by the scruff of the neck and led 12-0 at halftime.
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Tuesday, 01 December 2009 08:34
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This weekend four Asian women’s rugby nations will contest for the title of 7s champions at the East Asian Games in Hong Kong. Guam, one of the four teams, will be firm underdogs but head coach Willie Heteraka is looking forward to the event.
This weekend four Asian women’s rugby nations will contest for the title of 7s champions at the East Asian Games in Hong Kong. Guam, one of the four teams, will be firm underdogs but head coach Willie Heteraka is looking forward to the event.
This weekend four Asian women’s rugby nations will contest for the title of 7s champions at the East Asian Games in Hong Kong. Guam, one of the four teams alongside China, Japan and Hong Kong will be firm underdogs but head coach Willie Heteraka said his side will be proud and committed and his side will take encouragement from solid performances at other 7s events this year.
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Saturday, 28 November 2009 00:00
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The East Asian Games next weekend will offer an opportunity for the 7s sides from China, Japan, Guam and Hong Kong to develop in another international tournament.
The East Asian Games next weekend will offer an opportunity for the 7s sides from China, Japan, Guam and Hong Kong to develop in another international tournament.
The East Asian Games next weekend will offer an opportunity for the women's rugby 7s sides from China, Japan, Guam and Hong Kong to develop in another international tournament. China may well be favourites having been the Bowl winners at the Rugby World Cup Sevens this year but they will face tough competition from their other three Asian nations. Hong Kong coach Zanio Yong Chi Fung says his side are ready for the event.
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Friday, 06 November 2009 00:00
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Kazakhstan have grabbed the last spot at the Women's Rugby World Cup with a comfortable victory over Japan at the Asian Qualifiers in Singapore.
Kazakhstan have grabbed the last spot at the Women's Rugby World Cup with a comfortable victory over Japan at the Asian Qualifiers in Singapore.
Kazakhstan have grabbed the last spot at the Women's Rugby World Cup with a comfortable victory over Japan at the Asian Qualifiers in Singapore. The victory means that the Kazakhs take the 12th and final spot at the World Cup being held in London in 2010. In the other playoff game Hong Kong defeated hosts Singapore.
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Wednesday, 04 November 2009 00:00
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Kazakhstan and Japan will battle it out in Singapore on Friday for the last spot at the Women’s Rugby World Cup in London in 2010. To get to the Asian Qualifiers final, Kazakhstan today defeated Hong Kong 58-14 while Japan overcame Singapore 35-1.
Kazakhstan and Japan will battle it out on Friday for the last spot at the Women’s Rugby World Cup in London in 2010. To get to the Asian Qualifiers final, Kazakhstan today defeated Hong Kong 58-14 while Japan overcame Singapore 35-11.
Kazakhstan and Japan will battle it out on Friday for the last spot at the Women’s Rugby World Cup in London in 2010. To get to the Asian Qualifiers final, Kazakhstan today defeated Hong Kong 58-14 while Japan overcame Singapore 35-11 and the winner takes all finale will be held in Singapore this Friday.Kazakhstan will be favourites to return to the World Cup – there have been at all four though Japan will be desperate to reappear having failed to qualify in 2006.
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Monday, 02 November 2009 00:00
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Kazakhtan's head coach Valeriy Popov (pictured) is hoping that by the end of this week, his team will have qualified for the Women's Rugby World Cup in 2010. Here our rugby analyst John Birch rates his side's chances.
Kazakhtan's head coach Valeriy Popov (pictured) is hoping that by the end of this week, his team will have qualified for the Women's Rugby World Cup in 2010. Here our rugby analyst John Birch rates his side's chances.
Kazakhtan's head coach Valeriy Popov (pictured) is hoping that by the end of this week, his team will have qualified for the Women's Rugby World Cup 2010. Here our rugby analyst John Birch rates their chances and explains why victory in the Asian Qualifiers this week is crucial to the survival of the game in the remote Asian nation. Kazakhtan start the tournament this week as favourites to win the last World Cup spot.
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