Rugby Sevens News
New Zealand makes healthy profit from hosting 2011 Rugby World Cup
By David Gold
April 14 - The New Zealand Rugby Union (NZRU) has reported a profit of NZ$9.6 million (£5 million/$£7.9 million/€6 million) from hosting last year's World Cup. Add new comment
Irish rugby looks to 2013 World Cup with new women's sevens team
By Tom Degun
April 11 - Ireland is set to form a women's rugby sevens team in an attempt to qualify for the 2013 World Cup in Moscow next year – despite the deadline for doing so having almost passed.Tietjens to lead New Zealand's Rio 2016 rugby sevens team
By Tom Degun
April 10 - New Zealand sevens men's head coach Gordon Tietjens (pictured) will lead his country when rugby sevens features for the first time at the Rio 2016 Olympics after he signed a four-year contract extension with the New Zealand Rugby Union (NZRU).
Sir Clive Woodward praises Lancaster's England appointment
By Tom Degun
March 29 - Sir Clive Woodward, the British Olympic Association (BOA) Director of Sport, has praised Stuart Lancaster (pictured) on his appointment as permanent England rugby head coach but dismissed speculation that he will return to the Rugby Football Union (RFU).More Articles...
- England 2015 appoint former ice cream salesman as new chairman
- IRB chairman Bernard Lapasset to join 2012 ISSC Conference
- Ireland considering bid for 2023 Rugby World Cup
- IRB expands HSBC Sevens World Series ahead of Rio 2016
- Horan appointed head coach of New Zealand women's sevens team
- Qantas deal will boost medal chances of Australian rugby at Rio 2016, says head coach
- Miller to step down as chief executive of IRB
- IRB chairman welcomes HSBC Sevens World Series move to Glasgow
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Humanity serves as the heart and soul of the Olympics – which is why, John Carlos candidly reveals, he and US colleague Tommie Smith infamously raised the black-power salute on the podium at Mexico City 1968. David Owen reports 
