Vancouver Sevens

New Zealand Stars Miss Vancouver Sevens: Black Ferns and All Blacks Sevens Face Challenges

Find out how two star players being ruled out affects New Zealand's teams in Vancouver Sevens.

In the latest developments at the Vancouver Sevens, New Zealand rugby fans were shocked as Stacey Waaka and Leroy Carter from the Black Ferns Sevens and All Blacks Sevens were forced out of the tournament. These unexpected setbacks have left both teams reeling as they aim to maintain their top form in the competition. Meanwhile, across the Tasman Sea, Australian teams showed a mix of results on the opening day in Vancouver, adding to the suspense and excitement of the SVNS World Series. The Australian sides are determined to continue their strong performance throughout the tournament.

A significant moment in women's rugby history took place at the Vancouver Sevens as Charlotte Caslick made headlines by becoming the first woman to achieve 50 tournaments on the HSBC SVNS Series. Her remarkable feat not only cements her legacy as a pioneer in women's rugby but also inspires countless aspiring female players around the world. Caslick's achievement at the Vancouver Sevens underscores the increasing prominence of women in rugby and sets a new standard for excellence in the sport. The SVNS World Series continues to showcase the best of international rugby talent, with each tournament bringing moments of triumph and heartbreak for players and fans alike.