Rugby Americas North Sevens

The Rugby Americas North Sevens, or RAN Sevens, is an international rugby sevens competition organised by Rugby Americas North (known before 2016 as NACRA, for North America Caribbean Rugby Association). The event has been held annually since 2004. It was originally known as the North America and West Indies Rugby Association Sevens (NAWIRA 7s).

Rugby Americas North Sevens
SportRugby sevens
Inaugural season2004
No. of teams10   (2017)
Most recent
champion(s)		 Jamaica (2018)
Most titles Guyana  (6 titles)

The RAN 7s competition periodically serves as the regional qualifying competition for the Rugby World Cup Sevens and the Olympic sevens. In the early years of the competition, the Band 1 teams from North America Oceania teams (Canada and the United States) did not always participate or only sent representative sides outside of tournaments for World Cup qualification (e.g., 2012) or Olympic qualification (e.g. 2015).[1]

Results by year
Year Host city   Final Placings Ref
NAWIRA 7s Teams Winner Score Runner-up Third Fourth
2004 Georgetown
Guyana		 10
United States		 61–0
Bermuda
Trinidad & Tobago
Jamaica		 [2]
2005 Bridgetown
Barbados		 12
Jamaica		 22–0
Trinidad & Tobago
Guyana
Mexico		 [3]
2006 Bridgetown
Barbados		 14
Guyana		 37–5
Jamaica
Bermuda
USA South		 [4]
2007 Nassau
Bahamas		 12
Guyana		 7–5
Jamaica
Martinique
Trinidad & Tobago		 [5]
2008 Nassau
Bahamas		 9
United States		 21–12
Canada
Guyana
Bermuda		 [6]
NACRA 7s Teams Winner Score Runner-up Third Fourth
2009 Mexico City 13
Guyana		 12–10
Trinidad & Tobago
Bahamas
Martinique		 [7]
2010 Georgetown
Guyana		 9
Guyana		 22–17
Jamaica
Mexico
Bahamas
2011 Bridgetown
Barbados		 15
Guyana		 29–0
Cayman Islands
Mexico
Jamaica
2012 Ottawa
Canada		 11
Canada		 26–19
United States
Mexico
Jamaica
2013 George Town
Cayman Islands		 12
Maple Leafs		 27–5
USA Falcons
Trinidad & Tobago
Barbados		 [8]
2014 Mexico City 12
Guyana		 33–28
Mexico
Barbados
Trinidad & Tobago
RAN 7s Teams Winner Score Runner-up Third Fourth
2015 Cary, NC
United States		 9
United States		 21–5
Canada
Mexico
Cayman Islands
2016 Port of Spain
Trinidad & Tobago		 14
Canada		 54–5
Guyana
Jamaica
Trinidad & Tobago
2017 Mexico City 10
Jamaica		 28–24
Guyana
Mexico
Trinidad & Tobago		 [9]
2018 Saint James
Barbados		 14
Jamaica		 22–17
Guyana
Bermuda
Mexico
2019 George Town
Cayman Islands		 8
Canada		 40–5
Jamaica
Mexico
Bermuda
Logo of the former NACRA Sevens

Champions
TeamChampionRunner up
 Guyana63
 United States32
 Jamaica33
 Canada32
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See also

References
  1. Pengelly, Martin (12 June 2015). "USA rugby heads for Nacra Sevens date with Olympic destiny … and Canada". The Guardian. Archived from the original on 26 June 2015. Retrieved 26 June 2015.
  2. "NAWIRA: US Eagles fly". RWC Sevens. 2004.
  3. "The Barbados Rugby Football Union – 2005 National Sports Council – Association Achievement Award".
  4. "US Women Win NAWIRA 7s, South Men 3rd". eRugbyNews. 2006.
  5. "Day 2 Match Schedule & Results". NAWIRA. 2007.
  6. "Canada and USA qualify for Rugby World Cup Sevens ,Guyana win Caribbean titles". TTRFU. 2008.
  7. "Guyana score NACRA Sevens double". IRB Sevens. 2009.
  8. "Day 1". NACRA. 2013.
  9. "Mexico City to Host 2017 Rugby Americas North Sevens Tournament]". Rugby Americas North. 2017.
  • RAN official website
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