Kenya is automatically qualified to the Sevens World Cup to be held in 2018 in San Francisco (USA)
NAIROBI, Kenya, May 28, 2018/ -- The Rugby Africa Women’s Sevens tournament which was held in Gaborone, Botswana saw the ladies defeat the next door neighbours Uganda Cranes 29-7 in the #AfricaWomens7s final.
NAIROBI, Kenya, May 28, 2018/ -- The Rugby Africa Women’s Sevens tournament which was held in Gaborone, Botswana saw the ladies defeat the next door neighbours Uganda Cranes 29-7 in the #AfricaWomens7s final.
The winner of “Africa Women’s Sevens” is the 2018 African Champion (www.RugbyAfrique.com/womens-sevens) and is automatically qualified to the Sevens World Cup (www.RWCSevens.com) to be held in 2018 in San Francisco (USA).
Three speedstars, Janet Okello, Sinaida Aura and Linet Moraa all went over the whitewash with Grace Adhiambo booting in three conversions to handing the Lionesses the long awaited Title. Aura and Okello landed two tries each as Moraa scored one try.
The ladies finished their day one without conceding a single try as they beat Senegal and Madagascar 41-0 and 42-0 respectively to finish top in the ranking table.
Day two saw them continue with their unbeaten run as they registered a total of 43 points and conceded one converted try to Zambia in the quarter Finals, booking a date with Madagascar in the first semi final.
The Kevin Wambua side cruised into the final as they shut Madagascar out with a solid 27-0 win.
Three speedstars, Janet Okello, Sinaida Aura and Linet Moraa all went over the whitewash with Grace Adhiambo booting in three conversions to handing the Lionesses the long awaited Title. Aura and Okello landed two tries each as Moraa scored one try.
The ladies finished their day one without conceding a single try as they beat Senegal and Madagascar 41-0 and 42-0 respectively to finish top in the ranking table.
Day two saw them continue with their unbeaten run as they registered a total of 43 points and conceded one converted try to Zambia in the quarter Finals, booking a date with Madagascar in the first semi final.
The Kevin Wambua side cruised into the final as they shut Madagascar out with a solid 27-0 win.
#AfricaWomens7s scorecard
Saturday 26th May
W 41-0 vs Senegal
W 42-0 vs Madagascar
Sunday 27th May
W 43-7 vs Zambia (quarters)
W 27-0 vs Madagascar (semi)
W 29-7 vs Uganda (Final)
Rugby Africa’s Sevens tournament named “Africa Women’s Sevens” has been held on the 26th to the 27th of May 2018, in Gaborone, Botswana.
Ten teams were competing: South Africa, Kenya, Uganda, Zimbabwe, Madagascar, Tunisia, Morocco, Mauritius, Senegal and Botswana.
The Tournaments was be played over two match days. NAIROBI, Kenya, May 28, 2018/ -- The Rugby Africa Women’s Sevens tournament which was held in Gaborone, Botswana saw the ladies defeat the next door neighbours Uganda Cranes 29-7 in the #AfricaWomens7s final.
The winner of “Africa Women’s Sevens” is the 2018 African Champion (www.RugbyAfrique.com/womens-sevens) and is automatically qualified to the Sevens World Cup (www.RWCSevens.com) to be held in 2018 in San Francisco (USA).
Three speedstars, Janet Okello, Sinaida Aura and Linet Moraa all went over the whitewash with Grace Adhiambo booting in three conversions to handing the Lionesses the long awaited Title. Aura and Okello landed two tries each as Moraa scored one try.
The ladies finished their day one without conceding a single try as they beat Senegal and Madagascar 41-0 and 42-0 respectively to finish top in the ranking table.
Day two saw them continue with their unbeaten run as they registered a total of 43 points and conceded one converted try to Zambia in the quarter Finals, booking a date with Madagascar in the first semi final.
The Kevin Wambua side cruised into the final as they shut Madagascar out with a solid 27-0 win.
#AfricaWomens7s scorecard
Saturday 26th May
W 41-0 vs Senegal
W 42-0 vs Madagascar
Sunday 27th May
W 43-7 vs Zambia (quarters)
W 27-0 vs Madagascar (semi)
W 29-7 vs Uganda (Final)
Rugby Africa’s Sevens tournament named “Africa Women’s Sevens” has been held on the 26th to the 27th of May 2018, in Gaborone, Botswana.
Ten teams were competing: South Africa, Kenya, Uganda, Zimbabwe, Madagascar, Tunisia, Morocco, Mauritius, Senegal and Botswana.
The Tournaments was be played over two match days.
Saturday 26th May
W 41-0 vs Senegal
W 42-0 vs Madagascar
Sunday 27th May
W 43-7 vs Zambia (quarters)
W 27-0 vs Madagascar (semi)
W 29-7 vs Uganda (Final)
Rugby Africa’s Sevens tournament named “Africa Women’s Sevens” has been held on the 26th to the 27th of May 2018, in Gaborone, Botswana.
Ten teams were competing: South Africa, Kenya, Uganda, Zimbabwe, Madagascar, Tunisia, Morocco, Mauritius, Senegal and Botswana.
The Tournaments was be played over two match days. NAIROBI, Kenya, May 28, 2018/ -- The Rugby Africa Women’s Sevens tournament which was held in Gaborone, Botswana saw the ladies defeat the next door neighbours Uganda Cranes 29-7 in the #AfricaWomens7s final.
The winner of “Africa Women’s Sevens” is the 2018 African Champion (www.RugbyAfrique.com/womens-sevens) and is automatically qualified to the Sevens World Cup (www.RWCSevens.com) to be held in 2018 in San Francisco (USA).
Three speedstars, Janet Okello, Sinaida Aura and Linet Moraa all went over the whitewash with Grace Adhiambo booting in three conversions to handing the Lionesses the long awaited Title. Aura and Okello landed two tries each as Moraa scored one try.
The ladies finished their day one without conceding a single try as they beat Senegal and Madagascar 41-0 and 42-0 respectively to finish top in the ranking table.
Day two saw them continue with their unbeaten run as they registered a total of 43 points and conceded one converted try to Zambia in the quarter Finals, booking a date with Madagascar in the first semi final.
The Kevin Wambua side cruised into the final as they shut Madagascar out with a solid 27-0 win.
#AfricaWomens7s scorecard
Saturday 26th May
W 41-0 vs Senegal
W 42-0 vs Madagascar
Sunday 27th May
W 43-7 vs Zambia (quarters)
W 27-0 vs Madagascar (semi)
W 29-7 vs Uganda (Final)
Rugby Africa’s Sevens tournament named “Africa Women’s Sevens” has been held on the 26th to the 27th of May 2018, in Gaborone, Botswana.
Ten teams were competing: South Africa, Kenya, Uganda, Zimbabwe, Madagascar, Tunisia, Morocco, Mauritius, Senegal and Botswana.
The Tournaments was be played over two match days.
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