Exciting Singapore welcomes HSBC World Rugby Sevens 2016

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SINGAPORE WELCOMES THE GLOBAL RUGBY FAMILY TO THE 2016 HSBC WORLD RUGBY SINGAPORE SEVENS

·       23 rugby nations gathered in Singapore – 16 world’s best for the HSBC World Sevens Series and seven including host nation taking part in South East Asia 7s
·       Rugby legends like Waisale Serevi, Ollie Phillps, George Gregan, Stirling Mortock are among the 5,000 overseas visitors in town for this week’s global rugby celebration

April 2016 – The world’s best rugby teams have arrived in Singapore and are ready to rock, ruck and rumble at the 2016 HSBC World Rugby Singapore Sevens. 

The festivities kick off with an ancillary tournament, the South East Asia 7s, on Friday, 15 April 16, at Yio Chu Kang Stadium with seven countries competing. Southeast Asian Games champion, Philippines, will take on Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Laos, Brunei and two Singapore sides in the men’s competition, while the women’s tournament features favourites Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Laos and Philippines. Both the men’s and women’s finals will then be played during the Pool stages of the HSBC World Rugby Singapore Sevens on Saturday, April 16, at the National Stadium.

The HSBC Singapore Sevens is the eighth leg of the 2015-2016 HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series and Fiji is looking to defend its Singapore crown which it won in 2006. In addition to world-class rugby, the two-day HSBC Singapore Sevens promises great entertainment as British superstar DJ Pete Tong will play an exclusive set after the conclusion of the Pool stages on day one, while local band Shirlyn & The UnXpected will rock the stadium on day two. 

Over the weekend, the family-friendly Fun Zone awaits rugby fans young and old. The young ones can try their hand at the ‘Rugby Superhero’ challenge stations while the young at heart can impress their friends and families at the ‘Skills Challenge Zone’. Parents can also enjoy some rugby action while their little ones are thoroughly entertained at the ‘Kids Drop Off Zone’. A pair of return air tickets to Fiji, courtesy of Fiji Airways, will also be given to the best dressed spectator each day, so expect to see plenty of rugby tribes all dressed up for the occasion.

Over 50,000 spectators over two days at Singapore's National Stadium and we can expect a world class sporting event with great entertainment inside the stadium and around the Singapore Sports Hub. The Singapore Sevens is not just for rugby fans, members of the public can also be part of this rugby carnival by visiting the Fun Zone outside Stadium MRT or join us at the ‘Music After 7’ three-day rock music festival and after-party at Clarke Quay. This is a global rugby celebration for everyone visiting or living in Singapore.

Spectators to this weekend’s HSBC Singapore Sevens can also take the shuttle bus service from the National Stadium to Clarke Quay for the rugby after-party on Saturday and Sunday nights by showing their tickets.

Besides the festivities at the Singapore Sports Hub and Official After Party venue Clarke Quay, several rugby legends like Fiji legend Waisale Serevi, former England star Ollie Phillps and Australian great George Gregan are also in Singapore this week to conduct training clinics and meet and greet sessions.

The HSBC Singapore Sevens kicks off at 10am this Saturday morning (16 April 2016) with a Pool A match between South Africa and Scotland. The full fixtures can be found at http://www.singapore7s.sg/ruck/fixtures/

Tickets to the HSBC Singapore Sevens range from S$50 to S$150 (prices exclude booking fees) and organisers have just announced that more Category One S$150 tickets will be made available from tomorrow due to surging demand. All spectators can also enjoy a host of benefits and discounts at partner outlets islandwide with their tickets. Information and online ticket sales are available on www.singapore7s.sgDisplaying CaptainsPhotoShoot1.jpg

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