Results

France Clinches World University Championship Title in Men’s Final Against South Africa

In an exhilarating final showdown between France and South Africa, France took the lead right from the start, scoring in the 1st minute after a subtle kicking play, putting them ahead 7-0. South Africa narrowed the gap at the 4th minute but failed to convert after hitting the post. By the 6th minute, France secured another try, exploiting the right flank, extending their lead to 12-5 at halftime.

At the start of the second half, France continued their dominance, scoring another try at the 10th minute after a brilliantly executed lineout, pushing the score to 17-5. Another try by the French number 6 on the left side, following a remarkable solo run, further extended their lead to 22-5. South Africa fought back, reducing the deficit to 22-10 at the 12th minute. They scored another try at the 13th minute, reigniting hope just a minute before the final whistle.

Despite a valiant effort from South Africa, France managed to secure possession from a lineout as the final whistle blew, ultimately clinching the World University Championship title. Congratulations to South Africa for keeping the suspense alive until the very end..

France Clinches World University Championship Title in Men’s Final Against South Africa

apan Clinches World University Championship Title in Women’s Final Against Canada

In the highly anticipated final of the women’s tournament between Japan and Canada, it was Canada’s number 3 who made the first breakthrough, scoring a try after a 40-meter sprint. This early try put Canada in the lead, 7-0. However, a yellow card for Canada at the 4th minute reduced them to 6 players, and Japan took advantage, narrowing the gap at the 6th minute. At halftime, the score stood level at 7-7.

Immediately after the break, Japan seized the initiative, scoring a converted try at the 8th minute to take the lead 14-7. They extended their lead with another try at the 10th minute, leading 21-7. Canada showed resilience, narrowing the gap towards the end of the match with an impressive 80-meter kick and chase try. However, it wasn’t enough, and Japan emerged victorious, clinching the World University Championship title. Congratulations to them on their outstanding achievement

Japan Emerges Victorious Against Argentina After Overtime for 3rd Place

In the match for 3rd place in the men’s tournament of the World University Championship, Japan clinched victory against Argentina after overtime.

The Argentinians managed to equalize at the final whistle, pushing the game into overtime.

However, it was Japan who ultimately prevailed with a try in golden score, securing the 3rd place in the tournament.

Australia Defeats Spain 36-7 to Claim 3rd Place

In the match for 3rd place in the women’s tournament at the World University Championship, Australia defeated Spain with a score of 36-7. The Australians dominated the game, showcasing an impressive performance throughout.

With this victory, Australia secures the 3rd place in the tournament, ending their campaign on a high note. Spain, despite the loss, finishes in 4th place and can be proud of their efforts and achievements during the competition.

France Defeats South Africa for 5th Place

In the match for 5th place in the women’s tournament at the World University Championship, France triumphed over South Africa. The French team dominated the game from start to finish, scoring a total of 4 tries to secure a 24-5 victory.

This strong performance earns them the 5th place in the tournament.

The French players can be proud of their journey, showcasing remarkable determination and skill throughout the competition. South Africa, although defeated, also had a commendable run, finishing in 6th place.

Both teams demonstrated admirable competitiveness and commitment, providing a high-quality spectacle for the spectators.

South Africa Blanks Japan to Join France in Final

In the second men’s semifinal match between South Africa and Japan at the World University Championship.

South Africa quickly scored 2 tries in the first half, leading 19-0 at halftime.

South Africa ultimately won 36-0, advancing to the final alongside France.

France Dominates Argentina to Reach Final

In the first men’s semifinal match between Argentina and France at the World University Championship, the game started off tight with tries scored by both sides.

However, France managed to break through Argentina’s defense and secured a 40-12 victory, advancing to the final against the winner of the second semifinal between South Africa and Japan. Argentina will now compete for the third place.

Canada secures place in final with victory over Spain

In the second women’s semi-final between Japan and Spain at the World University Championship, Team Canada came out on top.

The match was tight at 14-14 for a long time, but a Candian try secured their ticket to the final.

Canada qualified for the final against Japan. As for Spain, they will be competing against Australia for third place in the championship.

Japan Secures Final Spot with Victory Over Australia

In the first women’s semifinal match between Japan and Australia at the World University Championship, the Japanese team emerged victorious.

They took the lead in the first half but saw their lead reduced afterward. However, they managed to widen the gap later on, ultimately winning the match with a final score of 17-7.

Japan advances to the final and will await the result of the match between Canada and Spain to determine their opponent. Meanwhile, Australia will compete for the third place in the championship

Singapore Secures 9th Place Victory Over India

This morning, in the 9th place match of the men’s tournament at the World University Championship, Singapore emerged victorious against India with a score of 22-12.

Singapore led 12-0 at halftime and also managed to score in the second half to solidify their lead.

Despite India narrowing the gap with two tries in the second half, Singapore maintained their dominance. With this win, Singapore claims the 9th spot while India finishes 10th.

Singapore Secures 9th Place Victory Over India

This morning, in the 9th place match of the men’s tournament at the World University Championship, Singapore emerged victorious against India with a score of 22-12.

Singapore led 12-0 at halftime and also managed to score in the second half to solidify their lead.

Despite India narrowing the gap with two tries in the second half, Singapore maintained their dominance. With this win, Singapore claims the 9th spot while India finishes 10th.

However, India showcased a spirited performance, demonstrating enthusiasm both on and off the field.

Ireland Dominates Poland for 7th Place

This morning, in the 7th place match of the World University Championship, the Irish women’s team triumphed over Poland with an impressive score of 43-0.

Ireland dominated the match from start to finish, showcasing a strong progression throughout the competition.

With this victory, Ireland finishes 7th in the tournament, while Poland takes 8th place.

Indians Triumph Over Mexicans for 9th Place

This morning, in the 9th and 10th place match of the World University Championship, the Indian women’s team triumphed over the Mexican team with a score of 22-17.

The match was closely contested, with both teams showcasing strong performances. However, the Indians managed to pull ahead, securing the 9th place in the tournament.

The Mexicans fought valiantly but were unable to turn the game around.

South Africa beat Argentina in the Pool D final to secure top spot and qualify for the semi-finals

The South African men’s team claimed a crucial victory over Argentina 19-10 in the Pool D final, securing first place in their group and a place in the semi-finals of the Rugby 7s World Championship.

France beat Japan in the Pool C final to secure top spot and qualify for the semi-finals

The French men’s team claimed a crucial victory over Japan 17-10 in the Pool C final, securing first place in their group and a place in the semi-finals of the Rugby 7s World Championship.

The match was hotly contested, with both teams showing skill and determination. The French team’s solid defense and clinical finishing proved too much for the Japanese, ensuring a well-deserved victory.

With this victory, France take the lead in Pool C, while Japan finish second. France qualify for the semi-finals, where they will face one of the second from Pool D. Japan, meanwhile, will play in the semi-final, where they will meet the winner of Pool D, which will be either Argentina or South Africa.

Canada wins final match against France to finish top of pool

Aix-en-Provence, June 11, 2024 – The Canadian women’s team sprang a surprise by beating France 17-19 in their final group match. This victory enabled the Canadians to finish first in their group and advance directly to the semi-finals of the competition.

The match was very close, with both teams trading blows.

The Canadians showed great character and fighting spirit to beat a French team playing at home. They’ll be a force to be reckoned with in the semi-finals, with 4 wins from as many matches.

France, on the other hand, is disappointed with its performance. The French lacked consistency and made crucial mistakes that cost them dearly. They’ll need to bounce back for the fifth-place play-off.

Japan defeats South Africa to qualify for the semi-finals (24-0)!

Japan wrapped up their group phase in style with a comprehensive 24-0 victory over South Africa, finishing top of their group and qualifying for the semi-finals.

This victory confirms Japan’s great form as one of the tournament favourites. The Japanese won all their group matches and impressed with their level of play. They will be formidable in the semi-finals.

South Africa, on the other hand, ended their group phase with a mixed record of two wins and one defeat. The South Africans showed good form at times, but were unable to find the consistency needed to qualify for the semi-finals. They will have to be content with third place in the group behind Spain and Japan.

Poland ends its group phase with a big win over Singapore (52-0)!

he Polish men’s rugby team rounded off its group phase with a comprehensive 52-0 victory over Singapore.

The Poles dominated the match from start to finish, scoring several tries in the opening minutes. They then went on to play their game and score many more points to win by a large margin. As for the Singaporeans, they were never able to break through the Polish defense.

It was a logical victory for the Poles, who showed a superior level throughout the competition.

Despite this disappointing result, the Singaporeans showed great fighting spirit throughout the tournament. They showed courage and self-sacrifice, and earned the respect of their opponents

South Africa continue their dominance with a 29-0 win over Spain!

South Africa’s men’s rugby 7s team continued their dominance of the World University Championship with a 29-0 victory over Spain.

The match was a one-way affair, with the South Africans dominating head and shoulders. They scored a number of tries in the opening minutes and then played their game to a comfortable win. The Spaniards were never able to match the power and speed of the South Africans.

Spain, on the other hand, ended their group phase with a mixed record of one win, one draw and two defeats. The Spaniards showed good things.

Australia beat India by a wide margin and will have to wait for the results of France-Japan to see if they qualify for the semi-finals (36-0)!

Australia concluded their group phase with a comprehensive 36-0 victory over India.

The Australians dominated the match from start to finish. They then took it easy and scored one goal. The Indians, for their part, were never able to break through the Australian defense.

The victory was a logical one for the Australians, who had shown a superior level throughout the competition.

Despite this disappointing result, the Indians showed great fighting spirit throughout the tournament. They showed courage and self-sacrifice, and earned the respect of their opponents.

Australia defeats India

Australia secured victory with a 51-14 win over India.

The match was dominated by the Australians, who scored several tries in the opening minutes and then managed the game calmly. The Indians showed great courage and quality, and scored two tries.

This victory is a great reward for the Australians, who have had a good run in this World University Championship

Australia defeats India

Australia secured victory with a 51-14 win over India.

The match was dominated by the Australians, who scored several tries in the opening minutes and then managed the game calmly. The Indians showed great courage and quality, and scored two tries.

This victory is a great reward for the Australians, who have had a good run in this World University Championship

Japan continue their perfect record with a 26-0 victory over Chile!

Japan’s men’s rugby 7s team continued its flawless record at the World University Championship, beating Chile 26-0 to secure a place in the quarter-finals and a decisive match against France for first place in the group.

The match was dominated from start to finish by the Japanese, who gave their opponents no chance. They scored several tries in the opening minutes and then calmly managed the match to win 26-0.

This victory is an excellent operation for Japan, who confirm their status as tournament favourites. The Japanese will now face France in a decisive match for first place in the group.

Poland beat Mexico !

Poland secured an important victory with a 36-17 win over Mexico.

The match was a hard-fought affair, with both teams giving blow for blow. Mexico took the lead in the first half, but Poland was able to react and come back in the second half. The Poles then scored a number of tries to run away with the score and finally win 36-17.

This victory was a great reward for the Poles, who won their first match. Mexico, on the other hand, suffered their third defeat of the competition

Japan snatch victory from Spain in a thriller (19-17)!

Women’s Japan created a sensation by beating Spain 19-17 in an extremely tight match. The victory keeps the Japanese at the top of the group ahead of their final group match.

The match was intense from start to finish, with both teams giving blow for blow. The Japanese took the lead in the opening minutes, but the Spaniards were able to react and get back on level terms. The match then swung back and forth, with both teams creating several scoring opportunities.

In the final minutes of the match, the Spaniards had the chance to take the lead with a drop-goal, but their attempt failed

Argentina triumphs in a tight match against Poland (38-19)!

Argentina secured an important victory in the race to qualify for the semi-finals with a 38-19 win over Poland.

The match was tight and hard-fought, with both teams going blow for blow. Argentina took the lead in the opening minutes with a quick try, but Poland were able to react and pull one back. The two teams then locked horns for a long period, before Poland took the lead at the end of the first half (14-7).

The Argentinians were able to react in the second half, scoring several tries to regain the lead and take the lead. They then managed the match calmly, eventually winning 38-19.

Spain bounce back with a crushing 29-0 victory over Singapore!

Spain returned to winning ways with an emphatic 29-0 victory over Singapore, putting them back in contention for a place in the semi-finals.

The Spaniards dominated the match from start to finish, giving their opponents no chance. They scored several tries in the opening minutes and then managed the match calmly.

The Spaniards will need to win their final match against Argentina if they are to qualify for the semi-finals

Canada follows up with a 35-0 victory over Australia!

Women’s Canada continued their dominance of the World University Championship with a 35-0 win over Australia, their third consecutive victory in the competition.

The Canadians dominated the match head and shoulders, scoring several tries in the opening minutes. The Australians were never able to compete, conceding try after try.

With this victory, Canada take the lead of their group, with 9 points.

Australia, however, still have hope in this releve

First win of the competition for the Irish against the Indians.

27 / 12 victory for the Irish against the Indians, who never gave up and scored two magnificent tries.

The battle was as beautiful on the pitch as it was in the stands, where fans from both nations gave their all.

They all have a final group match today to try and climb the rankings

Les Bleus snatch victory against Australia and take an option for the semi-finals

France’s team pulled off a crucial victory in the race for qualification, beating Australia 38-19 to move a step closer to the semi-finals.

The match was marked by two distinct halves. The Australians dominated the first half, taking advantage of several French errors to take the lead (12-7).

But Les Bleus responded in the second half, with a more aggressive defense and more attacking play. They scored five tries in the space of a few minutes to take the lead and secure victory.

Australia, on the other hand, suffered their second defeat of the tournament and see their chances of qualification dwindle.

India loses to Chile (31-10), Chile wins for the first time

India suffered their third defeat of the group stage against Chile, losing 31-10. Chile, meanwhile, won their first match of the championship and gave themselves a chance to climb the Pool C standings in their final match.

The match was dominated by the Chileans, who scored several tries in the opening minutes. The Indians tried to react, but were never able to close the gap.

Spain beat Mexico by a wide margin to move a step closer to the semi-finals (29-0)

The Spanish women’s team continued their dominance of the World University Championship with a comprehensive 46-0 win over Mexico, their third consecutive victory in the competition.

The win puts Spain top of their group, while we await the results of the Japanese, who have 9 points on the board.

Mexico, on the other hand, suffered their third defeat in a row and will have one last match today to make up for it.

Spain and Poland draw (12-12) to conclude first day of group phase

Spain drew 12-12 with Poland in their final group match of the World University Championship, rounding off a fine day’s competition.

The two teams played a hard-fought match, with several twists and turns. The Spaniards took an early lead, but the Poles were able to react and pull level.

The match then got out of hand, with both teams taking turns to score. In the end, neither side managed to gain the decisive advantage, and the score remained unchanged until the final whistle.

Australia snatch victory from Chile in a tight match (24-15)

Australia battled all the way to victory over Chile in their second group match of the World University Championship, eventually winning 24-15.

The match was tight from start to finish, with both teams going blow for blow. The Australians took the lead in the opening minutes, but the Chileans were able to react and claw their way back into the game.

The turning point came in the final minutes, when the Australians scored a decisive try to take a comfortable lead. The Chileans gave their all to get back into the match.

Australia confirms its dominance: a fine victory over Ireland (31-0)

Australia’s women’s team continued their flawless run of form, winning their second group match of the World University Championship against Ireland by a resounding 31-0 scoreline.

After a tight first victory over France, the Australians this time dominated the Irish head and shoulders. They scored several tries in the opening minutes and then masterfully managed the match to win by a large margin.

With this result, Australia take their destiny in their own hands for qualification to the finals.

For Ireland, it was their second defeat in two matches. They will need to get their act together for their final match if they are to have any hope of qualifying for the finals.

Spain’s women dominate Poland 50-0!

Spain confirmed their good start to the World University Championship by winning their second group match against Poland by a clear 50-0 scoreline.

The Spanish dominated the match from the outset, scoring several quick tries. They then masterfully managed the match and continued to score to win by a large margin.

Poland were never able to match the power and speed of the Spanish. They conceded try after try and finally suffered a heavy defeat.

The result means that Spain now have a serious chance of qualifying for the final phase of the championship.

For Poland, it was their second defeat in two games. If they are to qualify for the final phase, they will need to pull themselves together for their final match.

South Africa dominates Poland: Second victory for the South Africans!

South Africa continued their excellent run of form by winning their second group match of the World University Championship against Poland by a crushing 57-0 scoreline.

The South Africans took the game by the scruff of the neck from the outset, scoring several tries in the opening minutes. The South Africans took control of the match from the outset, scoring several tries in the opening minutes.

The team captain said at the end of the match that the scoreline did not reflect their opponents’ fighting spirit.

This result consolidates South Africa’s position at the top of the group ahead of their next match tomorrow.

For Poland, it was their first defeat in a single match. They will need to get their act together for their next match if they are to have any hope of qualifying for the final phase.

Argentina follow up, Singapore lose again: Argentina dominate Singapore 36-0

Argentina confirmed their momentum of the day by winning their second group match of the World University Championship against Singapore by a clear 36-0 scoreline.

The Argentinians dominated the match from start to finish, scoring several tries in the opening minutes. They then took control of the match and continued to score points, eventually coming out on top.

Singapore were never able to match the power and speed of the Argentines. They conceded try after try and finally suffered a heavy defeat.

The result gives Argentina a good chance of qualifying for the final phase of the championship.

For Singapore, it was their second defeat in two games. They will have to bounce back tomorrow if they hope to get back into the competition.

Canada goes one better, India loses again: Canada dominates India 43-0

France loses to Australia: everything still to play for Les Bleues
The French women’s team suffered their first defeat of the World University Championship against Australia, 22-28.

After a convincing first win against India, the French were dominated by a solid and determined Australian team.

The match was tight throughout, with both teams giving blow for blow. However, the Australians were more effective.

This defeat complicates the Frenchwomen’s chances of qualifying for the final phase of the championship. They will have to bounce back in their final two group matches tomorrow if they are to have any hope of qualifying.

For Australia, this victory is an excellent operation before their next match against Chile.

Canada goes one better, India loses again: Canada dominates India 43-0

Canada’s women’s rugby 7s team confirmed their good momentum of the day by winning their second pool match of the World University Championship against India by a clear 45-0 scoreline.

The Canadians dominated the match from start to finish, scoring several tries in the opening minutes. They then took control of the match and continued to score points, eventually coming out on top.

India were never able to match the power and speed of the Canadians. They conceded try after try and finally suffered a heavy defeat.

The result gives Canada a good chance of qualifying for the final phase of the championship.

For India, it was their second defeat in two matches. They will need to lift their spirits before facing Ireland tomorrow if they are to get back on track in the competition.

Japan go one better, Australia go down: Japan dominate Australia 36-7

Japan confirmed their fine performance of the first day by winning their second pool match of the World University Championship against Australia 36-7.

The Japanese took control of the match from the outset, scoring two quick tries. They then masterfully managed the match and continued to score points to eventually win by a large margin.

This result gives Japan a good chance of qualifying for their next match against Chile tomorrow.

For Australia, it was their first defeat in a single match. They will need to bounce back today in their next match against Chile if they are to have any hope of qualifying for the finals.

rance goes one better, India loses again: Les Bleues dominate India 62-0

France confirmed their dominance of their group by winning their second group match of the World University Championship against India by a resounding 62-0 scoreline.

The French took the game by the scruff of the neck from the outset, scoring several tries in quick succession. They then continued to dominate the match, extending their lead to 40-0 at half-time.

India were never able to match the power and speed of the French. They conceded try after try and ultimately suffered a heavy defeat.

This victory consolidates France’s top spot in the group ahead of their next match against the Australians.

For India, it was their second defeat in two matches. They will need to bounce back in tomorrow’s two matches if they are to have any hope of qualifying for the final phase.

A string of victories for Japan, a heavy defeat for Poland

The Japanese women’s team confirmed their current good form by winning their second group match of the World University Championship against Poland 52-0.

The Japanese dominated the match from start to finish, scoring several tries in the opening minutes. They then masterfully managed the match and continued to score points to finally win by a large margin.

For Poland, this was their first defeat in one match. They will need to get their act together for their next match against Spain if they are to have any hope of qualifying for the final phase.

This result puts Japan at the top of their group ahead of their next match tomorrow.

South Africa bounce back from defeat, Mexico lose again

Aix-en-Provence, June 11, 2024 – South Africa’s rugby 7s team bounced back from their opening loss to Spain with a 24-10 victory over Mexico in their second group match of the World University Championship.

For Mexico, it was a second defeat in two games. If they are to qualify for the final phase, they will need to get their act together for their final match against Spain.

This result allows South Africa to get back into the competition ahead of their next match against Poland.

South Africa bounce back from defeat, Mexico lose again

Aix-en-Provence, June 11, 2024 – South Africa’s rugby 7s team bounced back from their opening loss to Spain with a 24-10 victory over Mexico in their second group match of the World University Championship.

For Mexico, it was a second defeat in two games. If they are to qualify for the final phase, they will need to get their act together for their final match against Spain.

This result allows South Africa to get back into the competition ahead of their next match against Poland.

South Africa dominate Singapore 72-0 on their debut in the World University Rugby 7s Championship

South Africa’s 7-a-side rugby team made a sensational start to the World University Championship with a 72-0 victory over Singapore.

Singapore were never able to match the power and speed of the South Africans. They conceded try after try and ultimately suffered a heavy defeat.

The win puts South Africa top of their group ahead of their next match.

Despite the scoreline, it’s important to stress that the Singapore team showed great fighting spirit throughout the match. They gave their all against a very superior South African team.

Singapore will have the opportunity to bounce back in their next match.

Argentina dominate Spain (31-7) in their opening game of the World University Rugby 7s Championship

Team Argentina kicked off their World University Championship with a convincing 31-7 victory over Spain.

Despite the defeat, Spain showed good team spirit and saved their honor late in the match. They’ll need to be re-motivated for their next match against Poland. Argentina will face Singapore again.

France defeats India by a wide margin in its opening game of the World University Rugby 7s Championship

Team France got off to a winning start at the World University Rugby Championship, beating India 43-7.

Les Bleus took control of the match in the opening minutes, quickly scoring several tries. They then masterfully managed the match and continued to score, eventually winning by a large margin.

India scored a late try to salvage some pride, but it wasn’t enough to turn the tide.

This victory is a good start to the tournament for France, who will be aiming for a fine run in this competition.

Canada beat Ireland in a dominated match!

Aix-en-Provence, June 7, 2024 – Canada secured a convincing victory over Ireland in their first match of the Rugby 7s University World Cup, winning 45-7.

The win is a promising first success for Team Canada, who are aiming to do well in the tournament. They will face India in their next match.

Japan retain their title by winning their first match!

Aix-en-Provence, June 10, 2024 – Reigning world champions Japan kicked off their University Rugby 7s World Cup with a comprehensive 45-7 victory over India.

India tried to react, but they came up against a solid, well-organized Japanese defense. They scored a penalty try, but it wasn’t enough to turn the tide.

In the end, Japan came out on top 45-7, their first major success in the group. This victory gives them confidence for the rest of the competition.

The Japanese scored seven tries during the match, compared with just one for India.

This victory is a convincing first success for the Japanese team, whose ambition is to retain their title. They face China in their next match.

France beat Chile to get tournament off to a good start!

Aix-en-Provence, June 10, 2024 – The French 7-a-side rugby team got their World University Championship off to a good start with a 35-12 victory over Chile.

Les Bleus scored five tries during the match, compared to Chile’s two.

A good start to the tournament for France

This victory is a good start to the tournament for the French team, whose ambition is to win the title on home soil. Their next match is against India.

Japan: a show of strength to get things off to a flying start!

Aix-en-Provence, June 10, 2024 – Reigning world champions Japan got their University Rugby 7s World Cup off to a flying start with a 55-0 victory over Mexico.

The Japanese dominated the match from start to finish, scoring nine tries and giving their opponents no chance.

A convincing first win for Japan, who are now serious title contenders. Mexico, outclassed, will have to get their act together quickly if they are to secure a place in the finals.

The competition promises to be a promising one, with increasingly competitive matches to come.

Spain surprise South Africa to claim first win!

Aix-en-Provence, June 10, 2024 – The World University Rugby 7s Championship got off to the most intense possible start this morning, with Spain beating South Africa 24-12.

From the outset, the Spaniards took the match by the scruff of the neck, showing great understanding and efficiency in attack.

In the end, Spain came out on top with a 24-12 victory, their first major success in this tough group. This victory gives them confidence for the rest of the competition and puts the pressure on the other title contenders.

The rest of the championship promises to be thrilling, with increasingly competitive matches. Aix-en-Provence spectators are in for a week of spectacle and thrills!