It was a thrilling end to the World Series in Biarritz as a jubilant USA Women’s team claimed their first ever tournament win with victory over New Zealand in the Cup Final. But the Black Ferns had already done enough to secure yet another Series title, their fifth in the seven years since the Women’s Series began.

The Australian Women’s Sevens team have won their way through to another Cup Quarter-Final, with an unbeaten day one at the final tournament of the World Series in Biarritz, France.

They only just fell short at the final hurdle, with a gallant 4pt loss to reigning champions New Zealand in the Cup Final their only loss of the tournament. But the Australian Women’s Sevens team have put together arguably their best weekend of footy of the season in Langford, Canada, picking up a silver medal and crucial World Series points to go towards their automatic qualification for the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo.

The Aussie Women’s Sevens side has got back on track with an impressive unbeaten start to the Langford Sevens in Canada, with Ellia Green playing a starring role with five tries across three pool matches.