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Australia claim inaugural crown
(IRB.COM) Saturday 7 March 2009Shelly Matcham scores the winning try as Australia take the inaugural Women's Rugby World Cup Sevens trophy in sudden death extra time.
Women: Quotes of the Day
(IRB.COM) Saturday 7 March 2009The best of the quotes from players and coaches on the second day of women's action at RWC Sevens 2009.
Women's tournament - Australia win title
(IRB.COM) Saturday 7 March 2009A Shelly Matcham try in sudden death extra time gives Australia a 15-10 victory over New Zealand.
Three women's teams unbeaten after day one
(IRB.COM) Friday 6 March 2009England, New Zealand and Spain head into the Cup quarter finals undefeated after a pulsating day of action in the inaugural Women's RWC Sevens.
Women: Quotes of the Day
(IRB.COM) Friday 6 March 2009We bring you a selection of the best quotes from the opening day of the first ever Women's Rugby World Cup Sevens in Dubai.
Women's tournament - day one as it happened
(IRB.COM) Friday 6 March 2009Relive the first-ever day of women's action at RWC Sevens as it happened.
History makers: Seven women to watch
(IRB.COM) Friday 6 March 2009As history is made in Dubai with the first day's play in a women's Rugby World Cup Sevens tournament, we pick seven of the players and personalities to watch.
Women set to make Sevens history
(IRB.COM) Thursday 5 March 2009
By Tom ChickThe inaugural Women's Rugby World Cup Sevens kicks off on Friday, with England's encounter with USA undoubtedly one of the highlights.
USA raring to get Sevens campaign underway
(IRB.COM) Thursday 5 March 2009
By Tom ChickUSA captain Christy Ringgenberg and team-mate Ines Rodriguez can't wait for the first Women's Rugby World Cup Sevens competition to kick off on Friday.
Edwards out for New Zealand Women
(IRB.COM) Wednesday 4 March 2009Exia Edwards has been ruled out of the first ever Women's Rugby World Cup Sevens in Dubai with a suspected kidney infection.
Canadians take holistic approach
(IRB.COM) Wednesday 4 March 2009
By Dan StrangeAfter a week-long training camp in Dubai, Canada coach Natascha Wesch says her players are fit in mind and body for the tournament kick off.
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