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The ten most prestigious of these tournaments make up a league competition known as the ''Kings of the Sevens''. [http://www.radioborders.com/article.asp?id=74858] Teams competing gain points depending on how far they progress in each tournament, the Winner gains ten points, runner up seven points, semi-finalists five points and teams who are emliminated at the quarter final stage gain three points. |
The ten most prestigious of these tournaments make up a league competition known as the ''Kings of the Sevens''. [http://www.radioborders.com/article.asp?id=74858] Teams competing gain points depending on how far they progress in each tournament, the Winner gains ten points, runner up seven points, semi-finalists five points and teams who are emliminated at the quarter final stage gain three points. |
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Current Champions are [[Selkirk RFC|Selkirk]], who sealed their first Kings of the Sevens triumph in their centenary year. |
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Revision as of 16:18, 14 May 2007
The Borders Sevens Circuit, is the name given to rugby union sevens Tournaments that are held annually in the Scottish Borders.
It is the oldest Sevens Circuit in the world with most sevens dating from the 19th Century.
The ten most prestigious of these tournaments make up a league competition known as the Kings of the Sevens. [1] Teams competing gain points depending on how far they progress in each tournament, the Winner gains ten points, runner up seven points, semi-finalists five points and teams who are emliminated at the quarter final stage gain three points.
Current Champions are Selkirk, who sealed their first Kings of the Sevens triumph in their centenary year.
The Border Sevens Circuit
- August Selkirk Sevens
- August Kelso Sevens
- April Gala Sevens
- April Melrose Sevens
- April Hawick Sevens
- April Berwick Sevens
- April Peebles Sevens
- May Langholm Sevens
- May Earlston Sevens
- May Jed-Forest Sevens
See also
- Scottish Rugby Union
- BT Premiership Division One
- BT Premiership Division Two
- BT Premiership Division Three
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