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West Coast Ladies 7s in Stavanger Print
Written by Kirsten Redmond   
Wednesday, 10 August 2011 15:37

Stavanger Rugby Klubb is hosting an informal sevens tournament on the 27th of August. All players are invited to join - they don´t even have to come with their own team.

The main aim of the tournament is to give players a chance to play rugby and enjoy themselves, without the pressure of NorgesCup and NM. This tournament is specifically aimed at newer players, and we hope to see as many girls in Stavanger as possible. Already we have three or possibly four teams, with players from five clubs!

The games will start after 12:00, giving players a chance to come to Stavanger on Saturday morning. SRK will do their best to find accommodation for those that need it, and of course - they will put on a party on Saturday night!

Any teams or players interested in joining the tournament should take contact: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or 41209530.
 

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+3 #1 Vincent Bouchet 2011-08-10 23:08
Great initiative ladies
 

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