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Australia may have been crowned World Sevens champions for 2022 but they were given a hurry-up by the Black Ferns Sevens in the final at Langford, Canada - their first tournament in two and a half years.

The New Zealand Women’s Sevens Team’s gold medal-winning performance at the Tokyo Olympic Games capped what critics have called the best women's sevens tournament in history.

The New Zealand Women’s Sevens team has made history with a gold medal finish in Tokyo.

AllBlacks.com writers Jordyn McLean and Andy Burt look back on the year that was 2020 and select their Form XV for 2020.

International star power is set to boost the Kauri in their sophomore Farah Palmer Cup season.

Black Ferns and Black Ferns Sevens star Portia Woodman is set to make her rugby comeback for Northland club Kaikohe over the coming weeks.

In a perfect world, Portia Woodman would be back playing for her beloved Black Ferns Sevens side right now.

A return to Level 3 means we are hopefully getting closer to rugby being played again. Our Black Ferns and Black Ferns Sevens players have still been working hard at home in their bubbles, and ensuring they stay safe. The country also had another long weekend in lockdown, so we see what some of our wāhine toa got up to over ANZAC weekend as well.

The Black Ferns Sevens will be without speed-stars Portia Woodman and Michaela Blyde in the two remaining tournaments for 2019.

Our Sevens players have been busy over the last couple of weeks, with some players taking part in the Oceania tournament in Fiji and others working hard back at their base in Mount Maunganui. See what our players have been up to on social media this past week.