2013 FIRA-AER Women's Sevens Grand Prix Series

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2013 FIRA-AER Women's Sevens Grand Prix Series
Hosts
Date1–15 June 2013
Final positions
Champions Russia
Runners-up England
Third France
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The 2013 FIRA-AER Women's Sevens Grand Prix Series was the eleventh edition of the European Women's Sevens Championship.

European Championship: Top 12, Round 1

Date/Venue: June 1–2, 2013 at Brive, France.[1]

Group A

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
England 5 0 0 148 15
Russia 4 0 1 90 17
Netherlands 3 0 2 117 55
Germany 1 0 4 40 102
Portugal 1 0 4 27 103
Wales 1 0 4 34 150
  • Netherlands 31-0 Wales
  • Russia 19-3 Portugal
  • England 34-0 Germany
  • Portugal 12-17 Wales
  • Netherlands 29-7 Germany
  • England 7-5 Russia
  • Germany 26-17 Wales
  • England 34-0 Portugal
  • Russia 17-7 Netherlands
  • Portugal 12-7 Germany
  • Russia 39-0 Wales
  • England 31-10 Netherlands
  • Russia 10-0 Germany
  • Netherlands 26-0 Portugal
  • England 42-0 Wales

Group B

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
France 5 0 0 148 10
Spain 4 0 1 99 39
Ireland 4 0 1 85 48
Italy 2 0 3 58 96
Ukraine 1 0 4 44 84
Scotland 0 0 5 10 167
  • Ukraine 27-0 Scotland
  • France 24-0 Italy
  • Spain 14-10 Ireland
  • Italy 38-5 Scotland
  • Ukraine 7-17 Ireland
  • Spain 0-24 France
  • Ireland 24-0 Scotland
  • Spain 33-0 Italy
  • France 45-0 Ukraine
  • Italy 10-29 Ireland
  • France 38-5 Scotland
  • Spain 12-5 Ukraine
  • France 17-5 Ireland
  • Ukraine 5-10 Italy
  • Spain 40-0 Scotland

European Championship: Top 12, Round 2

Date/Venue: June 14–15, 2013 at Marbella, Spain.[3]

Group A

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
France 5 0 0 116 10
Ireland 4 0 1 98 27
England 3 0 2 88 50
Portugal 1 1 3 27 67
Germany 1 0 4 34 123
Scotland 0 1 4 43 129
  • Ireland 31-5 Scotland
  • France 28-0 Germany
  • England 17-0 Portugal
  • Germany 22-19 Scotland
  • Ireland 19-0 Portugal
  • England 0-26 France
  • Portugal 12-12 Scotland
  • England 40-0 Germany
  • France 10-7 Ireland
  • Germany 0-12 Portugal
  • France 33-0 Scotland
  • England 17-0 Ireland
  • France 19-3 Portugal
  • Ireland 24-12 Germany
  • England 31-7 Scotland

Group B

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
Russia 5 0 0 159 24
Spain 4 0 1 121 26
Italy 3 0 2 63 80
Wales 2 0 3 40 87
Netherlands 1 0 4 34 102
Ukraine 0 0 5 14 112
  • Netherlands 12-7 Ukraine
  • Spain 33-7 Italy
  • Russia 41-0 Wales
  • Italy 22-7 Ukraine
  • Netherlands 17-21 Wales
  • Russia 19-12 Spain
  • Wales 12-0 Ukraine
  • Russia 28-12 Italy
  • Spain 33-0 Netherlands
  • Italy 10-7 Wales
  • Spain 24-0 Ukraine
  • Russia 29-0 Netherlands
  • Spain 19-0 Wales
  • Netherlands 5-12 Italy
  • Russia 42-0 Ukraine

Finals positions

Rank Team Points
1  Russia 38
2  England 32
3  France 32
4  Spain 32
5  Ireland 26
6  Italy 18
7  Netherlands 14
8  Wales 11
9  Portugal 10
10  Germany 8
11  Ukraine 5
12  Scotland 2

References

  1. ^ 2013 WGPS 1 results
  2. ^ "Plate Success For Ireland Women In Brive". www.irishrugby.ie. 3 June 2013. Retrieved 2 August 2018.
  3. ^ 2013 WGPS 2 results
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