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BREAKING NEWS: 2012 Rome 7's Day One: Aotearoa Maori Womens Sevens team had 3 comprehensive wins on the first day of the Rome Sevens beating

Georgia 34-0, Kazakhstan 28-0, Italy 52-0

and are into the Semi-finals against Ukraine. ...more >>

Sean Horan learning Sevens from the best in the World

Revised Womens 2012 NPC Draw announced

World Cup 2014 Qualification Guide

Georgia Mason aims for sevens in Rio in 2016

Two ex Black Ferns and a current All Black deserve Gold Medals.: Farah Palmer and her former front row partner in the Black Ferns Margaret McCarrigan and current All Black, Adam Thompson deserve Gold Medals for the work they did in getting the Otago Women’s NPC team back into the 2012 NPC Competition after t ...more >>

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