England national rugby union team (sevens)
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The English national rugby union sevens team compete in the World Sevens Series, Rugby World Cup Sevens and the Commonwealth Games.
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[edit] Honours
- Rugby World Cup Sevens Winners 1993
- Hong Kong Sevens Winners 2002
- Hong Kong Sevens Winners 2003
- Hong Kong Sevens Winners 2004
- Dubai Sevens Winners 2005
- 2006 Commonwealth Games Silver medallists
- Hong Kong Sevens Winners 2006
[edit] Current squad
- Simon Amor (Wasps) (Capt.)
- James Bailey (Gloucester)
- Ben Foden (Sale Sharks)
- Ben Gollings (Tasman)
- Richard Haughton (Saracens)
- Dan Hipkiss (Leicester Tigers)
- Jonny Hylton (Worcester Warriors)
- Dan Luger (Perpignan)
- Will Matthews (Gloucester)
- Luke Narraway (Gloucester)
- Ollie Phillips Newcastle Falcons
- Ben Russell (Saracens)
- David Seymour (Saracens)
- David Strettle (Harlequins)
- Rob Thirlby (Gloucester)
- Andy Vilk (Sale Sharks)
Mike Friday, Head Coach
[edit] See also
- England at the 2006 Commonwealth Games
- World Sevens Series
- Rugby World Cup Sevens
- Commonwealth Games
- Rugby Football Union
- England national rugby union team
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| Federation: | Rugby Football Union |
| National teams: | England • England Saxons • England Sevens • British and Irish Lions |
| International Competitions: | Rugby World Cup • Six Nations Championship • Heineken Cup • European Challenge Cup • European Shield • Churchill Cup • Rugby World Cup Sevens |
| Domestic Competitions: | Guinness Premiership • EDF Energy Cup |
| Guinness Premiership teams: | Bath • Bristol • Gloucester • Harlequins • Leicester Tigers • London Irish • Newcastle Falcons • Northampton Saints • Sale Sharks • Saracens • London Wasps • Worcester Warriors |
| National Division One teams: | Bedford • Cornish Pirates • Coventry • Doncaster • Exeter Chiefs • Leeds Tykes • London Welsh • Moseley • Newbury • Nottingham • Otley • Pertemps Bees • Plymouth Albion • Rotherham • Sedgley Park • Waterloo |
