USA 32-Russia 25. TODD CLEVER lifted the Churchill Cup Bowl at Sixways to give the US Eagles a boost ahead of their Rugby World Cup showdown with Russia. After a shocking start to their Churchill campaign – heavy defeats to England Saxons and Tonga – they salvaged a victory from this afternoon’s victory, courtesy...
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Eddie O’Sullivan has revealed the starting line-up for his side’s final Churchill Cup fixture, as the Eagles look to come away from the tournament with a win in the Bowl final for a second time. In a preview to the 2011 Rugby World Cup Pool C fixture, USA Eagles will face Russia at Sixways...
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Scotland failed to repeat their Twickenham sevens Bowl heroics at Murrayfield when Kenya exacted revenge in added time to lift the trophy. The Africans scorched into an impressive first-half lead with two converted tries before the break. Backed by the voices of a 14,170-strong crowd, Scotland fought back with two of their own in...
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Ammanford, Glynneath, Maesteg Quins and Senghennydd will take part in a true festival of rugby when they travel to the Millennium Stadium for the SWALEC Finals Day on Monday, 2 May (Bank Holiday Monday). The clubs join SWALEC Cup finalists Pontypridd and Aberavon who beat Swansea and Llandovery on the weekend to claim their...
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Scotland will face Namibia in the quarter-final of the South Africa 7s Bowl after finishing third in Pool A today. The Scots got their day-one campaign off to a good start with an impressive (21-12) win over France but were ultimately undone by Dubai 7s Plate semi-finalists Wales and finalists Australia. Having knocked the...
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Team Scotland’s presence in the Athletes’ Village was boosted by the arrival of the Scotland 7s team, wrestling and boxing in Delhi today. The three sports were originally scheduled to leave Scotland last Thursday and would have been the first of the Scottish athletes to arrive in Delhi, but due to last week’s concern...
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Wales have won silverware for the second week running by claiming the Bowl in George, South Africa, in the second leg of the IRB Sevens series. Craig Hill raced over in the first half and Lee Rees scored in the second period to lead Wales’s charge to a 14-5 victory over Russia in a...
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