Following the conclusion of the first leg of the Challenger Series 7s, the second and final event of the tournament takes place from 28-30 April 2023 and the pools have been confirmed.
Women’s Pools – Leg 2 Challenger Sevens Series 2023
Women’s opening tournament winners South Africa will be looking to go for back-to-back gold to secure the coveted qualification to the Sevens World Series in 2024 and are in Pool D with Thailand, Madagascar and Paraguay.
First-leg runners-up Belgium face Czechia, Colombia and Papua New Guinea in Pool E.
Pool F features two Asian teams as China and Hong Kong China will face off but the tough pool also includes Poland and Mexico.
Pool D
- South Africa
- Thailand
- Madagascar
- Paraguay
Pool E
- Belgium
- Czechia
- Colombia
- Papua New Guinea
Pool F
- China
- Poland
- Hong Kong China
- Mexico
Men’s Pools – Leg 2 Challenger Sevens Series 2023
The men’s competition in the second leg will see opening tournament champions Tonga joined by Italy, Chile and Jamaica in Pool A.
First-leg tournament runners-up Germany have Uganda, Brazil and South Korea in Pool B.
Pool C includes bronze winners Hong Kong China as well as the team they beat to bronze Belgium, Zimbabwe and Papua New Guinea.
Pool A
- Tonga
- Italy
- Chile
- Jamaica
Pool B
- Germany
- Uganda
- Brazil
- South Korea
Pool C
- Hong Kong China
- Belgium
- Zimbabwe
- Papua New Guinea
Challenger Sevens Rugby 2023 News
- First Leg of Challenger 7s Series 2023 Results.
- World Rugby and SARU – Demonstrate a Lack of Respect to Challenger 7s Teams.
- Asian Teams Stumble – Organisers Drop The Ball On Opening Day of Challenger 7s 2023.
- China Women & Hong Kong China Men Are in Challenger 7s 2023 Cup Contention.
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