Japan Rugby Football Union Announces Day One Match Results of National U18 Women's Sevens Tournament on October 31
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The Japan Rugby Football Union has announced the Day One match results of the "Taiyo Seimei U18 Women's Sevens Cup 2026." This tournament is being held as the 9th National U18 Women's Sevens Rugby Football Tournament. The results were published on the Union's website on October 31.
This tournament is a nationwide sevens (seven-a-side) rugby competition for female players aged 18 and under. The Union announced the holding of the tournament on October 12, 2026. Sevens is a short match format played with seven players per team, and because each match is brief, players are required to make quick decisions and have strong stamina.
The Union has also published the Day One (October 31) match results in PDF format. Detailed match content and scores can be checked in this PDF. Further announcements on the schedule and on results from Day Two onward are expected to follow.
In Japan, opportunities for young female players to take up rugby are expanding. This tournament, as a stage where young players from across the country can demonstrate their abilities, is likely to continue attracting attention. The latest information can be found on the official website of the Japan Rugby Football Union.
Sources: 日本ラグビーフットボール協会
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