SEA 7s 2023 Leg 2 – Thai Women & Chinese Taipei Men Complete The Double

The second leg of the SEA 7s 2023 tournament which took place from 20-21 May in Bangkok, was won by the Thailand Women and Chinese Taipei (Taiwan) Men -both had also won the first leg in Singapore.

Feature Photo Credit: Rugby Photo Thailand

The KMITL Rugby Stadium was the venue for the two days of action which confirmed the Southeast Asian 7s rugby champions in the absence of any rugby sevens at the SEA Games which recently concluded in Cambodia.

SEA 7s 2023 Leg 2 – Men’s Final Standings

Chinese Taipei were back-to-back champions and beat the hosts in the final 19-10. Malaysia clinched third place by beating rivals Singapore 17-10.

Laos beat their neighbours Cambodia to 5th place and the Cambodians went through the weekend without a win after making their first international appearance in a few years.

1. Chinese Taipei
2. Thailand
3. Malaysia
4. Singapore
5. Laos
6. Cambodia

SEA 7s 2023 Leg 2 – Women’s Final Standings

Photo Credit – TRU – SEA 7s 2023 Leg 2 – Women’s Champions Thailand 

The Thai women once again proved they are the premiere SEA national women7s team, following up from their Asia Rugby Sevens Series 2022 3rd place finish behind Japan and China.

The Thailand women comfortably beat Singapore 34-0 in the final, while Laos beat the Philippines 17-12 to claim 3rd place. The Cambodian women (making their first international appearance in at least a decade) finished the weekend without a win.

1. Thailand
2. Singapore
3. Lao
4. Philippines
5. Cambodia

Image Credit – TRU – SEA 7s 2023 Leg 2 Results 

Asian Rugby 2023

• You can read more here in our SEA 7s 2023 Leg 2 Preview.
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• Mercantile Rugby Sevens 2023.