All Blacks Sevens

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News 11.Jun.2018 See all news

REACTION: All Blacks Sevens finish third overall

We hear from All Blacks Sevens co-captain Kurt Baker after the team finished their 2017/18 World Rugby Sevens Series third overall. Watch

News 11.Jun.2018 See all news

Third placing for All Blacks Sevens in Paris

New Zealand finished third in both the HSBC World Series Sevens overall and the Paris tournament which ended in Paris on Sunday. More

News 10.Jun.2018 See all news

Trans-Tasman women’s final set for Paris

The Black Ferns Sevens can finish their season with a tournament win in Paris but will have to settle for second overall on the World Series ladder after Australia snuck into the final. More

News 08.Jun.2018 See all news

All Blacks Sevens named for Paris

The All Blacks Sevens are looking to end the HSBC World Series season on a high and have named a strong team to take the field in Paris this weekend.

News 08.Jun.2018 See all news

All Blacks Sevens pay their respect in Belgium

It was a humbling experience for the All Blacks Sevens as they marked the 101st anniversary of the Battle of Messines, before paying their respect to the first ever All Blacks captain Dave Gallaher at his final resting place. Watch

News 04.Jun.2018 See all news

REACTION: London Sevens wrap

The All Blacks Sevens have finished their 2018 London Sevens campaign fifth overall after bouncing back from losses to the two top teams in succession. Watch

The Team

The All Blacks Sevens have been one of the most successful international sevens team in the world, competing regularly on the World Rugby Sevens World Series circuit, which the team has won 12 times.

The All Blacks Sevens have twice lifted the Rugby World Cup of Sevens, in 2001 and 2013 and won four Commonwealth Games gold medals.

The All Blacks Sevens team was first selected in 1973 and attended a major international tournament for the first time in 1983 - the famous Hong Kong Sevens.

All Blacks Sevens players have won the World Rugby Sevens Player of the Year on five occasions; Afeleke Pelenise (2007), DJ Forbes (2008), Tomasi Cama (2012) and Tim Mikkelson (2013). DJ Forbes holds the record for most appearances having appeared in 89 tournaments before retiring at the end of 2017.

2017/18 All Blacks Sevens

Forwards	Backs
Dylan Collier Joe Ravouvou Luke Masirewa Sam Dickson Scott Curry Trael Joass	Akuila Rokolisoa Andrew Knewstubb Bailey Simonsson Caleb Clarke Dan Schrijvers Etene Nanai Joe Webber Jonah Nareki Jordan Bunce Kurt Baker Ngarohi McGarvey Black Regan Ware Salesi Rayasi Sione Molia Teddy Stanaway Tim Mikkelson Tima Faingaanuku Vilimoni Koroi