GRR: USA Men 7s
The USA Men's 7s team has a ton of work to do to climb out of 11th on the SVNS World Series and get into the Top eight.
Head Coach Simon Amor must have seen something he liked as he has made just one change from the team that played in Perth—Pita Vi replaces David Still III.
The Vancouver 7s is the next stop on the SVNS World Series and we're getting into the serious part of the season.
Leading up to the World Championship tournament at the LAX SVNS at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, Calif. May 3-4, Vancouver is tournament four out of the six (before LA).
Here's where we stand:
International 7s coaches talk a lot about fitness, but that word can mean a lot of things.
It was a rough Day Two for the USA teams in Perth.
The USA women lost twice, once to a very much in-form Canada to wrap up pool play 21-7, and then 19-7 to France.
As we have written before, France has often been the USA's toughest opponent.
It was a good day for both USA teams in Perth.
The USA women won both of their games, and the USA men were almost as good in two nailbiters.
USA Men In Full DramaOvertime, last-minute tries, and hanging tough. In the end, it’s winning games that matters, but win or lose the USA men’s team showed some improvement.