Premier Rugby Sevens

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Premier Rugby Sevens
Premier Rugby Sevens Logo.svg
Sport Rugby sevens
Instituted2020
Inaugural season2021
Number of teams16 (8 Men's and 8 Women's Teams)
CountryUnited States (USA Rugby)
Current ChampionsRocky Mountain Experts (United)
SoCal Rhinos x Loggerheads (Men's)
Northern Loonies (Women's)
Most titlesMen's: SoCal Rhinos x Loggerheads (2)
Women's: Northern Loonies (2)
Website prsevens.com
Broadcast partner

Premier Rugby Sevens (PR7s) is an annual American men's and women's rugby sevens competition. The competition follows a touring model and involves 16 teams (8 men's and 8 women's teams) competing against each other across the country. The league was founded in 2021 [2] and is officially sanctioned by USA Rugby as the highest level of rugby sevens in the United States. [3]

Contents

The League is the first professional rugby union competition in North America to offer contracts to women. [4]

History

Premier Rugby Sevens was launched in 2021 by CEO and Founder Owen Scannell. [5] Former USA Men's XV head coach Mike Tolkin joined the league in 2021 as general manager. [6] In May 2021, the league announced 10 ambassadors from the USA Men's and Women's Rugby Sevens teams would join, including Perry Baker, Naya Tapper, Alev Kelter, Danny Barrett, Folau Niua, Stephen Tomasin, Kevon Williams, Abby Gustaitis, Ilona Maher and Carlin Isles. [7] [8] [9] Neither Maher nor Isles would compete in 2021. In August 2021, USA Rugby announced that the league would be officially sanctioned as the highest level of rugby sevens in the United States. [3]

2021

The league's Inaugural Championship took place at AutoZone Park in Memphis, Tennessee, on October 9, 2021. [10] [11] The League initially began with 10 teams with 6 men's and 4 women's teams. [5] The Experts, Loggerheads, Loonies and Headliners would have a men's team and women's team competing in the two separate tournaments while the Locals and Team would play with only a men's team entered into the competition.

The women's Loonies coached by Olympian Kelly Griffin won the women's tournament, with standout play from Alev Kelter and tournament MVP and Canadian international Delaney Aikens. [12] The men's Experts won the Inaugural Championships behind performances from Perry Baker and tournament MVP Logan Tago. [12] Tago would go on to receive his first USA cap shortly after. [13] The men's final was notably in that it was decided by a drop goal contest with a similar format to association football. [12]

2022

The competition scaled to a three stop circuit in 2022, with tournaments held in San Jose, California, at PayPal Park, Washington, D.C., at Audi Field, and the 2022 Championship at Q2 Stadium. [14] The League scaled back to include only the men's and women's teams, with the Team and Locals removed from competition. [15] The parity between men's and women's teams led to the adoption of nomenclature of "franchises" with each franchise having a men's and women's team. The franchises would then compete for a United Championship which combined the results of the two competitions.

The Headliners were the first United Champions and won the Kathy Flores Women's Championship while the Loggerheads won the A. Jon Prusmack Men's Championship. Notable players appearing in 2022 included All Black Sevens star Brady Rush, [16] USA Rugby Stars Alena Olsen, Martin Iosefo, Matai Leuta and Madison Hughes. [17]

Expansion

2023

The League announced in December 2022 that in 2023 it would expand into a conference structure and play a five-tournament circuit. Franchises would be split between the Eastern and Western Conferences, with tournaments alternating play each week between the two conferences. [18] Each conference plays two weekends, with the top two men's and women's teams from each conference qualifying for the Championship weekend. Additionally, the 2023 expansion added regional names to the teams for the first time in league history. [19] The rebranded Texas Team and New York Locals would rejoin the men's competition, and add women's teams for the first time. Additionally, the league announced that the Golden State Retrievers [20] and the Pittsburgh Steeltoes [21] would join the league as expansion franchises.

On May 2, New Zealand Black Ferns star Ruby Tui announced that she had signed for the 2023 competition alongside her return to the Black Ferns Sevens team. [22] [23] The All Blacks subsequently announced that other New Zealand stars Stacey Waaka, Kelsey Teneti, Tysha Ikenasio, Manaia Nuku, Rhodes Featherstone and Kitiona Vai would also be competing. [24] [25] Teneti would ultimately not compete due to injury and would be replaced by Alena Saili. [26]

For the Eastern Conference, the Kickoff Weekend took place at Q2 Stadium in Austin, Texas with the Conference Final held at Highmark Stadium in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The Western Conference opened at TCO Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota, while the Conference Final took place at PayPal Park in San Jose. The Championship was held at Audi Field in Washington, D.C. [27] The Pittsburgh and Minneapolis events were the first ever professional rugby events in those cities. [28]

The Northern Loonies would win the women's championship while the Rhinos x SoCal Loggerheads would win the men's. The Rocky Mountain Experts would win the United Championship by virtue of being the only franchise to have both the men's and women's teams qualify for the Championship tournament. [29]

2023 PR7s Women's Tournament Results
Tournament / Finish1st2nd3rd4th
Eastern Conference Kickoff [30] Southern HeadlinersNew York LocalsPittsburgh SteeltoesTexas Team
Western Conference Kickoff [31] Northern LooniesGolden State RetrieversRhinos x SoCal LoggerheadsRocky Mountain Experts
Western Conference Finals [32] Rocky Mountain ExpertsNorthern LooniesGolden State RetrieversRhinos x SoCal Loggerheads
Eastern Conference Finals [33] Southern HeadlinersNew York LocalsTexas TeamPittsburgh Steeltoes
Championship [34] Northern LooniesNew York LocalsRocky Mountain ExpertsSouthern Headliners
2023 PR7s Men's Tournament Results
Tournament / Finish1st2nd3rd4th
Eastern Conference Kickoff [30] Texas TeamNew York LocalsPittsburgh SteeltoesSouthern Headliners
Western Conference Kickoff [31] Rocky Mountain ExpertsGolden State RetrieversNorthern LooniesRhinos x SoCal Loggerheads
Western Conference Finals [32] Rhinos x SoCal LoggerheadsRocky Mountain ExpertsNorthern LooniesGolden State Retrievers
Eastern Conference Finals [33] Pittsburgh SteeltoesSouthern HeadlinersNew York LocalsTexas Team
Championship [34] `Rhinos x SoCal LoggerheadsPittsburgh SteeltoesTexas TeamRocky Mountain Experts

Competitive Format

The league has played single day tournaments since inception, with men's and women's matches interchanging throughout the day. In the 2021 and 2022 seasons, all teams in the league would be onsite and play group stage matches with results determining participants in the final. The 2022 season had the first two tournaments determine the seeding for the knockout round championship. [35]

In 2023, franchises were split between the Eastern and Western Conferences, with tournaments alternating play each week between the two conferences. Each conference plays two weekends, with the top two men's and women's teams from each conference qualifying for the Championship weekend. The league eliminated group stage play and instead moved to a knockout only format with semifinal matches leading into consolation and finals. [36] Points are allocated based on finish, with the two conference kickoff weekends would award 13, 6, 3, 1 points for 1st through 4th place, respectively while the conference finals would award 19, 11, 5, 2. [37] Teams would also be awarded points for finish in the Championship weekend for purposes of determining the United Championship winner.

PR7s teams

Map

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New York Locals
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Pittsburgh Steeltoes
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Southern Headliners
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Texas Team
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Golden State Retrievers
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Northern Loonies
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Rocky Mountain Experts
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Rhinos X SoCal Loggerheads
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Locations of teams in Premier Rugby Sevens
          Red pog.svg Western Conference Teams          Blue pog.svg Eastern Conference Teams

Current teams

ConferenceTeamMetro AreaJoined
WesternGolden State Retrievers San Jose, California 2023
Northern Loonies Minneapolis, Minnesota 2021
Rocky Mountain Experts Salt Lake City, Utah 2021
Rhinos X SoCal Loggerheads Los Angeles, California 2021
EasternNew York Locals New York, New York 2021
Pittsburgh Steeltoes Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 2023
Southern Headliners Memphis, Tennessee 2021
Texas Team Austin, Texas 2021

Timeline

Premier Rugby Sevens

Current MembersFormer Only Men's TeamFormer Team Names [38]

Broadcast

United States and Canada

The 2021 championship matches of the tournaments were aired live on FS2 [39] in the United States, and TSN in Canada. [40] Preliminary matches were aired on FoxSports.com and TSN.ca.

All matches from the 2022 Championship were aired live on Fubo Sports Network. [41]

In 2023, Fox Sports and CBS Sports televised portions the 2023 Championship season, with live programming on FS1, CBS Sports Network and Tubi. [42] The championship finals were aired live on FS1.

Europe

DAZN would acquire the broadcast rights for Europe in 2023. [43]

Sponsors

Samurai Sportswear has been the official kit and ball supplier since the league began in 2021. [44] [45] Samurai has provided the match kits for all teams and referees.

The league has had a data partnership with Sports Info Solutions (SIS) since 2022. [46]

The Loggerheads franchise has been licensed by Rhinos Rugby Academy since 2022. [47] In 2023, the Loggerheads were referred to as the Rhinos x Loggerheads as a part of the licensing agreement.

On the league announced GoodSport as the official hydration partner. [48]

2023 Kit Sponsors
FranchiseSponsor
Rocky Mountain ExpertsSperry Rail Service
SoCal LoggerheadsRhinos Rugby Academy
Southern HeadlinersKane Innovations
Golden State RetrieversPetaluma [49]
New York LocalsNone
Texas TeamC4 Energy (back)
Northern LooniesGoodSport (back)
Pittsburgh SteeltoesNone

League champions

In 2022, the league named its women's and men's championship trophies after Kathy Flores and A. Jon Prusmack, respectively. [50]

Men's Final

YearFinal
ChampionScoreRunner-upRef.
2021Experts(3) 19–19 (0)Loggerheads [12]
2022Loggerheads32–22Headliners [51]
2023SoCal Rhinos x Loggerheads10–5Pittsburgh Steeltoes [29]

Women's Final

YearFinal
ChampionScoreRunner-upRef.
2021Loonies28–14Headliners [12]
2022Headliners33–7Loonies [52]
2023Northern Loonies21–10New York Locals [29]

United Championship

YearChampionRef.
2022Headliners [53]
2023Rocky Mountain Experts [29]

Awards and honors

Women's Finals MVP

Men's Finals MVP

Women's Defensive Player of the Year

Men's Defensive Player of the Year

Women's Comeback Player of the Year

Men's Comeback Player of the Year

Women's Rising Star

Men's Rising Star

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