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Results For Asia Rugby U20 Sevens Series 2015 (Malaysia)

U20 Men's 7s team came in Plate runners up, they did very well in the opening matches by beating Kazakhstan and UAE. However, the team lost to Chinese Taipei in the Cup Quarters and to Thailand in the Plate Final.

This is the first time Asia Rugby is running a women's tournament for U20 age group, as well as the first time Singapore is sending a U20 women's national team. It was a great experience for our girls playing against teams like Japan, Hong Kong and Thailand. Our girls came in 4th in the tournament.

28th SEA Games Rugby 7s

Congratulations and well done to our Mens and Womens 7s team! You made Singapore proud!

Our Mens Team displayed great character and spirit to beat Thailand to the Bronze medal after losing to them in the preliminaries.

Our Womens Team only losing to the Thailand team in the competition won us the Silver!

Click here for full results of the 28th SEA Games Rugby 7s

Singapore Rugby Union will like to thank all our Sponsors, Supporters, Management and everyone for making this possible!!!

SEA Games Rugby 7s Jersey Presentation

Our Mens and Womens 7s team were presented with their SEA Games jerseys this morning. Rugby President Mr Low Teo Ping was present to address the teams and ensured that morale is kept high. All the best to both teams for their competition tomorrow!

The Singapore Rugby Union (SRU) Tertiary 7s & Womens Development 7s tournament took place last Saturday at the new Nanyang Technological University multi-purpose field. A total of 13 teams comprising of Polytechnics, Institute of Technical Education and Universities participated in the competition.

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Borneo 7s Results and Team

Results and Team for Borneo 7s 2015

SRU Men's League 2014/2015 Results

Congratulations to all the winners for the SRU Men's League 2014/2015

Men's and Women's Results and Team for Darwin 7s 2015

The year might be winding down, but the National league is still rolling on, with 2 more weeks left before the end of year break. It’s shaping to the business end of the season and this last weekend’s games certainly showed the intent of some sides in ensuring there is no post Christmas blues come January 10 when the league restarts.