Byron Bay Rugby Sevens Festival
THE 29th Byron Bay Rugby Sevens Festival on the weekend saw 950 players from 56 teams converge on the Northern Rivers for fun and glory.
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ON THREE pitches 80 games featuring 950 players from 56 teams came together for the 29th Byron Bay Rugby Sevens Festival on the weekend.
In the men's A-Bowl final, Brisbane Fiji defeated the Tribe 7s in a nail-biter 19-17 and in the men's B-Plate final, Iconz defeated Easts Gold 21-7.
The Men's C Cup final local heroes Lennox Head smashed Sunnybank 17-7, while in the Men's D Saucer Final, Caxton Cocks d Golden Pippies 41-7
In the Women's A Final, the Nation 7s trounced Stingers 29-5 and in the Women's B Final, the Red Devils defeated ACU 24-14.
Byron Bay Rugby Club president Eddy Brown said the quality of play in all three events was fantastic.
"It was a sensational weekend,” he said.
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