The 🇨🇦 women's rugby team lost in the HSBC New Zealand Sevens final, while the men's team placed fifth.
Canada lost 24-7 to host New Zealand in the women’s final. The Canadian men, who missed out on the Cup semifinals on point differential, defeated the U.S. 28-7 in the fifth-place playoff for its best performance of the season.
The Canadian attacked for most of the first half with Britt Benn crashing over for the first try after New Zealand was penalized in its handling of a probing Canadian grubber kick. New Zealand’s Ruby Tui was sin-binned on the scoring play for a high tackle. “This is massive. To everyone who has supported us over the last couple of days, thank you very much. We love all of our fans here in New Zealand,”
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