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South America
In this section we will keep you informed off all stories South America. With Brazil having hosted the 2016 Olympics, which included Women’s Sevens, the short-form of the game has proved particularly popular in this region. Top sides in the region include Brazil, Colombia, Argentina and Uruguay with the Brazilians proving the strongest at Sevens in recent seasons. The Confederación Sudamericana de Rugby (often abbreviated to "CONSUR") is the governing body for the region.
Sunday November 26th 2023read morePortugal came back from being behind at halftime to beat Brazil 13-5 and level the two game...
Tuesday November 21st 2023read moreBrazil have recorded their first ever test win, the 49th ranked team overcoming 25th ranked...
Wednesday November 01st 2023read moreIs the expansion of the World Cup and the development of WXV may be having the same effect...
Friday October 27th 2023read moreKazakhstan became the first team to lose by over 100 points twice in the same tournament - but...
Tuesday October 03rd 2023read moreArgentina 7s won their first South American 7s title in Asunción, Paraguay. They did it...
Monday July 10th 2023read moreColombia confirmed their place in WXV3 with a 30-19 win against Brazil in Medellín on Sunday....
Thursday July 06th 2023read moreThere is everything still to play for in South America’s WXV playoff, with Colombia taking a...
Saturday July 01st 2023read moreColombia retained their third Central American & Caribbean Games title in San Salvador...