NZ Sevens 2024-25
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A new thread for the men's and women's sevens teams
Hirini joins several players who have already committed to the sevens programme through to 2026, including Stacey Waaka, Michaela Blyde, Jorja Miller, Jazmin Felix-Hotham, Alena Saili and fellow co-captain Risi Pouri-Lane. The full squad will be announced next month.
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The Black Ferns Sevens squad has 17 players currently contracted, with potential for three players to be added in the new year, and a further five development contracts also on offer. Development contacts allow emerging players to be immersed in the environment for up to 50 days throughout the season.
The Black Ferns Sevens squad is
Michaela Blyde
Kelly Brazier
Maia Davis - new
Dhys Faleafaga
Jazmin Felix-Hotham
Sarah Hirini
Shiray Kaka
Le Oxeayn Maiu'u - new
Justine McGregor
Jorja Miller
Manaia Nuku
Mahina Paul
Risi Pouri Lane
Alena Saili
Theresa Setefano
Kelsey Teneti
Stacey WaakaThey need to move on from Brazier.
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The Chiefs Rugby Club will have two teams featured in the Elevate 7s tournament at Te Puke Sports and Recreation Club this week.
The two-day tournament will be played on the 1st and 2nd of November to give New Zealand Sevens teams additional game time ahead of the upcoming HSBC World Series. It will also provide an opportunity for many up-and-coming players to show their skills in the shortened format.
Schedule:
Friday 1 November:
12.22pm: Chiefs Manawa 7s v Black Fern 7s
1.06pm: Chiefs 7s v All Black 7s
1.58pm: Chiefs Manawa 7s v Hurricanes Poua 7s
2.42pm: Chiefs 7s v Hurricanes 7sChiefs Sevens Squad:
Aidan Spratley (Bay of Plenty)
Apenisa Naevo (Counties Manukau)
Brayden Neilson (Taranaki)
Caelys Putoko (Waikato)
Dan Maisari (Bay of Plenty)
Grady Forbes (Bay of Plenty)
Michah Fale (Waikato)
Rui Farrant (Waikato)
Senita Lauaki (Waikato)
Tai Mildon (Waikato)
Waisake Salabiau (Waikato)
Wiremu Brailey (Bay of Plenty)Putoko was with the Titans so maybe he is returning to rugby. No Mathis.
Chiefs Manawa Sevens Squad:
Finau Mafi (Waikato)
Hayley Gabriel (Taranaki)
Kaea Nepia (Bay of Plenty)
Kataraina Enosa-Taifau (Counties Manukau)
Kesha Church (Bay of Plenty)
Kokako Raki (Bay of Plenty)
Lele Ieremia (Waikato)
Louise Blyde (Taranaki)
Mele Latu’ila (Counties Manukau)
Montessa Tairakena (Waikato)
Reese Anderson (Waikato)
Rosie Kelly (Canterbury)
Sariyah Paitai (Counties Manukau)https://www.chiefs.co.nz/news-item/chiefs-teams-to-take-the-field-for-elevate-7s-tournament
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Mathis is in the NZ selection
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Just to confirm, being in the sevens squad doesn't omit a player from super selection does it??
I'm really hoping Mathis isnt spending the next 8 months playing sevens instead of a full season of super rugby.
Unless this is just a means of keeping in shape during the off-season before super rugby in which case I'm all for it.
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The NZ Men's squad hasn't been announced yet, at least publicly. These tournaments are being used as preparation for the SVNS Series, and probably as trials for some players. If a player gets a NZR sevens contract they won't be in a SR squad, and vice versa.
Some of the players in that NZ squad will be involved in SR/NZ U20s next year. Mathis was a Chiefs NDC player this year so trained with the main squad.
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@kpkanz said in NZ Sevens 2024-25:
I'm really hoping Mathis isnt spending the next 8 months playing sevens instead of a full season of super rugby.
But would he get a full season of super rugby? He's not a starter over Jacobson, Finau and Sititi. If injuries strike he may get a few games.
Full time playing and training with the Sevens would be at least as good, provided he plays.
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Before the new squad is officially announced here is the latest:
2024 squad:
Leroy Carter
Che Clark
Dylan Collier
Tepaea Cook Savage
Scott Curry
Sam Dickson
Fefi Fineanganofo
Jayden Keelan
Andrew Knewstubb
Moses Leo
Ngarohi McGarvey Black
Tim Mikkelson
Sione Molia
Tone Ng Shiu
Amanaki Nicole
Lewis Ormond
Akuila Rokolisoa
Brady Rush
Roderick Solo
Payton Spencer
Xavier Tito Harris
Codemeru Vai
Kitiona Vai
Regan Ware
Joe Webber