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Sevens prodigy headlines Australia’s squads for SVNS World Championship

6 hours ago | rugbypass.com | Finn Morton

At just 18, Wallace Charlie will debut on the HSBC SVNS Series after being named in Australia’s squad for the upcoming World Championship in Los Angeles. After six regular season events, this stop in LA will determine the overall SVNS Series champions across May 3-4.
Fur set to fly as Parisian duo dragged into Top 14 relegation dogfight

18 hours ago | rugbypass.com | Gavin Mortimer

As dogfights go, the scrap to avoid relegation from the Top 14 this season could see a lot of fur fly between now and 7 June. There are five rounds to go in the regular season and four clubs are fighting for their survival. Vannes are bottom on 30 points, six behind Perpignan and Stade Français, and 10 shy of Racing 92. Vannes, however, are at home in three of their remaining five matches while Perpignan are away in all but two of their games.
‘It’s unfair’: Mat Rogers casts doubt on Maddison Levi’s World Cup dream

1 day ago | rugbypass.com | Finn Morton

Dual international Mat Rogers believes it’s more realistic for HSBC SVNS Series phenomenon Maddison Levi to target the 2029 Rugby World Cup, rather than this year’s tournament in England, which starts on August 22. National coach Jo Yapp fielded questions for 20 minutes on Tuesday after the Wallaroos named a 40-player extended training squad for a camp in Canberra. Yapp spent a fair chunk of that press conference talking about sevens stars who weren’t selected, including Levi.
New Zealand squads named for winner-takes-all World Championship

1 day ago | rugbypass.com | Finn Morton

New Zealand Sevens have named the travelling squads for the last HSBC SVNS Series event of the season. Los Angeles’s Dignity Health Sports Park will host the winner-takes-all World Championship on May 3-4, where the overall Series champions will be crowned. After falling agonisingly short of the overall championship in 2023/24, the Black Ferns Sevens will look to make amends this time around, with coach Cory Sweeney naming a star-studded squad which includes some athletes bound for 15s.
‘Only the start’: Ex-NRL star backs Suaalii to become one of rugby’s best

1 day ago | rugbypass.com | Finn Morton

At just 21 years of age, Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii already boasts an impressive CV. Suaalii helped Samoa reach the Rugby League World Cup Final in 2022, played State of Origin for New South Wales, launched a rap career – and could still become “one of the best” in rugby union.
Why ex-All Black believes James O’Connor deserves Wallabies recall

1 day ago | rugbypass.com | Finn Morton

James O’Connor is the talk of the town in Super Rugby Pacific at the moment, with a lot of fans calling for Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt to pick the playmaker in the squad to face the British & Irish Lions – a selection former All Black Israel Dagg would agree with. O’Connor completed a shock move from the Queensland Reds to the Crusaders ahead of the 2025 campaign, and the highly experienced Wallaby has so far repaid the faith shown by coach Rob Penney and the team’s passionate fanbase.
Ikitau and Reimer return as Brumbies brace for Hurricanes showdown

2 days ago | rugbypass.com | Finn Morton

After missing last weekend’s shutout 24-nil win over Moana Pasifika, Wallabies Len Ikitau and Luke Reimer are back in the mix for the ACT Brumbies, having been named in the run-on side to face the Hurricanes in Canberra this weekend. Coach Stephen Larkham has made four changes to the starting side that beat Moana, with James Slipper and Billy Pollard also returning to the First XV. The Brumbies are back at home after recording two wins on the road.
Former Australia U20s star set for Super Rugby debut against Chiefs

2 days ago | rugbypass.com | Finn Morton

Former Australia U20s scrum-half Doug Philipson is set to debut in Super Rugby Pacific after being named on the bench for the Western Force. Philipson will look to add impact off the pine during the Force’s intriguing match away to the Chiefs on Friday evening. After a nail-biting 17-all draw with the Hurricanes last weekend, the Force have turned their attention to another decisive clash with a New Zealand side.
Reds make key change at fullback for clash with ‘impressive’ Blues

2 days ago | rugbypass.com | Finn Morton

Jock Campbell has been named in the Queensland Reds’ starting side for only the second time this season, with the Wallaby selected at fullback ahead of Friday night’s ANZAC Day clash with defending Super Rugby Pacific champions the Blues. Campbell wore the No. 15 in the Reds’ round two win over Moana Pasifika at Brisbane’s Suncorp Stadium but has since made two appearances off the pine.
Wallaroos coach’s verdict on gap between champion Blues and Waratahs

2 days ago | rugbypass.com | Finn Morton

Wallaroos coach Jo Yapp doesn’t believe last week’s one-sided Super Rugby Champions Final between the Blues and NSW Waratahs at North Harbour Stadium was a true “reflection of the gap between” those title-winning sides from either side of the Tasman. It was revealed in November that the winner of Australia’s Super Rugby Women’s competition would take on New Zealand’s champions from Super Rugby Aupiki in a blockbuster Trans-Tasman championship decider.