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You can watch the 2009 World Cup Qualifiers games HERE and HERE for all the images from the games. Search29th October 2009 : 7s Schedule for Saturday 31st29th October 2009 : This Week's Rugby on Setanta Sport![]() Thursday 29 Oct Friday 30 Oct Saturday 31 Oct Sunday 01 Nov Monday 02 Nov Tuesday 03 Nov Wednesday 04 Nov Thursday 05 Nov Thanks to Janeen Isaacs 28th October 2009 : A worldwide feast of SevensHalloween once again marks the official start of the Southern Hemisphere Sevens season, with an abundance of tournaments in a variety of countries over the next fortnight. Yet again it highlights the truly global nature of Rugby Sevens. Last weekend saw Malaysia win the second leg of the IRB Asian Sevens Series in Brunei with a dominant and clinical performance. They will face a much sterner test at their home tournament in Borneo this weekend, with Asian heavyweights Hong Kong, Japan, and Korea all returning to action in the battle for regional supremacy. The Bangkok Sevens also returns this Saturday, with elite teams hitting Thailand for the always popular tournament! Boks warming up for Dubai South Africa are stepping up their preparations for the defence of their IRB Sevens World Series crown, playing in two other events. This weekend sees Paul Treu take two sides to the local Middelburg Sevens, with a squad heading to Singapore a week later for the SCC 7s. Singapore has hosted the tournament since 1947, with South Africa Vipers the double reigning champions. A hectic schedule is completed on 5-7 November at the stunning Cook Island International Sevens, with some of New Zealand’s finest mixing it up with the local talent. Source: Ultimate Rugby Sevens 28th October 2009 : Roulston to prepare TTRFU U21s for games with senior teamThe Trinidad and Tobago Rugby Football Union(TTRFU) will conduct a screening session for players selected on the T&T 2007,08 and 09 U 19 national rugby teams. The first screening and training session is scheduled for Friday 30th October at the Harvard pitch from 4.15 pm and will be conducted by New Zealander Murray Roulston. Roulston is assisting with the preparation of the T&T national 7s team for the upcoming NACRA 7s rugby championship.He is also conducting an audit on the technical and tactical level of local rugby. He will select and prepare a TTRFU U21 team for two games against a TTRFU President's 15. The matches will be played in early December and will be used to assess and identify players to be selected for the National senior rugby team pathway programme. A former assistant coach of the New Zealand based Hurricanes and Highlanders Super 14 professional rugby union teams . Roulston, former Director of Coaching for the Otago Rugby Union was the assistant coach of the Hurricanes for five seasons. and one season with the Highlanders He has also assisted with the coaching of the Otago NPC side and New Zealand Colts and was a Technical Advisor for the 2006 Vodaphone Wellington Lions in the Air New Zealand Cup competition.He has also had stints in Japan and Romania. Since arriving in T&T in late September Roulston who was recommended by the IRB's Lee Smith has provided the TTRFU with the depth of knowledge, technical and tactical analysis that will be shared with local coaches during a series of coaching development workshops that will be hosted by the TTRFU over the next two months. Pages: 1 · 2 27th October 2009 : Cayman women heading to MexicoThe Cayman Islands have announced their squad of 12 to compete at the NACRA (North America Caribbean Rugby Association) Sevens in Mexico City in November. The selection follows the conclusion of a six-week selection process under coaches Philip Fourie and Jason Scarff attended by 16 players who had been shortlisted for the tournament. ![]() The Cayman Islands (pictured beach training above) will compete against Mexico, Guyana, Bahamas and Jamaica in the competition. Led by captain Joanne Ziegler, the Cayman Islands 7s team is a solid mix of experience, speed and strength and the squad features eight players making their international 7s debuts including Bernadette Beckles, who is also a member of the national 15s team. Beckles recently returned to the Cayman Islands having played successfully at the University of Connecticut for four years. The selection for the team was an intense process that focused on fitness levels, ball handling skills and game awareness. Coach Philip Fourie said that the recent trial games were probably the most intense that players have experienced in recent years. "Having played successfully in build-up games in the local LIME Sevens Tournament in October I think that the team is the best prepared yet," he said. Ziegler added: “The team we will be travelling with have some good 15s experience under their belt which will help to ease nerves when they step on the pitch. The next critical level of experience for these players is in the Sevens field and we are confident that our training will lead to great improvements over last year’s performance”. The Cayman Islands team will arrive in Mexico City on 13 November to prepare for the two day tournament. Pages: 1 · 2 |
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