Women's SVNS
As with the men's Sevens World Series, teams compete for the title by accumulating points based on their finishing position in each tournament.[6] First, the USA event moved from Las Vegas to the Denver suburb of Glendale, Colorado.Games are much shorter, generally lasting only seven minutes per half, and tend to be very fast-paced, open affairs.The game is both quicker and higher-scoring than 15-a-side rugby and the rules are simpler, which explains part of its appeal, and also gives players the space for superb feats of individual skill.Prior to the inaugural season, a group of "core teams" that are guaranteed places in all series events was announced.This was part of an IRB initiative to help jump-start women's rugby development in the country, which is set to host the 2016 Summer Olympics.Four additional core teams were determined in a 12-team qualifying tournament held in Hong Kong on 12–13 September 2014.
2023–24 SVNSIRB Women's Sevens Challenge CupRugby sevens2012–132023–24AustraliaNew ZealandChallenger SeriesList of broadcasterssponsorship reasonsWorld RugbyWorld Rugby Sevens SeriesUnited Arab EmiratesUnited StatesNetherlandsBrazilCanadaGreater VictoriaLondon2018 Rugby World Cup SevensUSA Women's SevensLas VegasDenverGlendale, ColoradoAustralian Women's Sevenscorresponding eventSydney Football StadiumSydney Showground StadiumFrance Women's SevensBiarritzFrench Rugby FederationThe SevensSouth AfricaCape Town StadiumCape Town2019–20Perth Rectangular Stadium2016–17Dignity Health Sports ParkLos AngelesBC PlaceVancouver2014–15Hong KongHong Kong StadiumSingaporeNational StadiumSydney2017–182018–192022–23Western Sydney Stadium2018–20Westhills StadiumLangfordVictoria2021–22BBVA StadiumHoustonFifth Third Bank StadiumKennesawAtlanta2013–142015–16Sam Boyd StadiumWhitneyInfinity ParkGlendalethe corresponding men's Sevens Series eventGuangzhou University City StadiumGuangzhouSão PauloArena BarueriBarueriTwickenham StoopFranceStade Gabriel MontpiedClermont-FerrandParc des Sports AguiléraStade Jean-BouinStade Ernest-WallonToulouseMikuni World Stadium KitakyushuKitakyushuNRCA StadiumAmsterdamWaikato StadiumHamiltonEstadio Ciudad de MálagaMálagaEstadio de La CartujaSevilleMetropolitano StadiumMadridEnglandRussia2020–21 seasonIrelandFiji 7sNew Zealand 7stravel-related restrictionsrugby unionScotland2012–13 season2013–14 series2013 Rugby World Cup Sevens2016 Summer OlympicsGreat Britain 7sEngland 7sGreat BritainWorld Rugby Sevens Challenger Series2017–18 series2018–19 seriesPortia WoodmanKayla McAlisterEmilee CherryGhislaine LandryCharlotte CaslickMichaela BlydeTyla Nathan-WongAmee-Leigh Murphy CroweRuby TuiAlev KelterStacey FluhlerAnne-Cécile CiofaniJade Ulutule