Sri Lanka women's national rugby sevens team

Sri Lanka Women's Sevens
World Cup

Union	Sri Lanka Rugby Football Union
Coach(es)	Sudath Sampath
Captain(s)	Thanuja Weerakkodi
Appearances	Nil

Sri Lanka's women's national rugby sevens team represents Sri Lanka in Rugby sevens at international level.

Team Management

Sri Lanka was invited to participate in the Hong Kong Women's Sevens held in March 2004.
Sri Lanka finished fourth in its pool and in ninth overall

Sri Lanka finished fourth in its pool and tenth in the tournament, losing the Bowl final.

Held in Doha, Qatar in April 2007. Sri Lanka was defeated in the Shield final, losing 19-5 to Uzbekistan.

Held in Hong Kong in October 2008. Sri Lanka finished third in its pool and ninth in the tournament.

Held in Pune, India in October 2012. Sri Lanka finished third in its pool and ninth in the tournament, winning the Bowl final.

The first leg was held in Chonburi, Thailand in September 2013. Sri Lanka finished second in its pool and fifth in the tournament, winning the Plate final.
The second leg was held in Pune, India in November 2013. Sri Lanka finished fourth in its pool and seventh in the tournament.

The first leg was held in Hong Kong in August 2014. Sri Lanka finished fourth in its pool and fifth in the tournament, winning the Plate final.
The second leg was held in Beijing, China in October 2014. Sri Lanka finished third in its pool and sixth in the tournament, losing the Plate final.

The first leg was held in Qingdao, China in September 2015. Sri Lanka finished fourth in its pool and eighth in the tournament.
The second leg was held in Colombo, Sri Lanka in October 2015. Sri Lanka finished third in its pool and eighth in the tournament.

The first leg was held in Korea in September 2016. Sri Lanka did not compete.
The second leg was held in Hong Kong in October 2016. Sri Lanka finished third in its pool and sixth in the tournament, losing the Plate final.
The final leg was held in Colombo, Sri Lanka in October 2016. Sri Lanka finished third in its pool and sixth in the tournament, losing the Plate final.

The first leg of the tournament was held in Hong Kong on 7–8 November 2015. Sri Lanka finished fifth after the pool matches and sixth in the tournament, losing the Bowl final.
The second leg of the tournament was held in Tokyo, Japan on 28–29 November 2015. Sri Lanka finished fifth after the pool matches and in the tournament, winning the Bowl final.
Sri Lanka finished equal fifth in the competition and failed to qualify for the 2016 Summer Olympics

Governing body

Provincial governing bodies

National teams

Domestic teams

Division A	Air Force SC Army SC CR & FC CH & FC Havelock SC Navy SC Kandy SC Police SC

Other	Dickoya Maskeliya Cricket Club Dimbula A&CC Hambantota Sharks Kelani Valley Up Country Lions

Competitions

International	Asian Rugby Championship Asian Sevens Series Asian Games Sevens

Club	Dialog Rugby League Clifford Cup

School	Milo President's Trophy President's School League Singer League

Hosted events	Sri Lanka Sevens 2013 Serendib International Cup

Defunct	Asian Rugby Series Carlton Super 7's Singer Sri Lankan 7's

Women's national rugby sevens teams

WR Women's Sevens core teams	Australia Canada England Fiji France Ireland Japan New Zealand Russia Spain United States

Other teams	Argentina Austria Barbados Belgium Botswana Brazil Bulgaria Burundi Chile China Colombia Cook Islands Croatia Finland Germany Ghana Great Britain Guam Guyana Hong Kong India Iran Israel Italy Ivory Coast Jamaica Kazakhstan Kenya Lithuania Madagascar Malaysia Malta Mexico Moldova Morocco Netherlands New Caledonia Nigeria Papua New Guinea Paraguay Peru Philippines Poland Portugal Rwanda Saint Lucia Saint Vincent Samoa Scotland Senegal Serbia Singapore Solomon Islands South Africa South Korea Spain Sri Lanka Sweden Switzerland Thailand Tonga Trinidad and Tobago Tunisia Uganda Ukraine Uruguay Venezuela Wales Zambia Zimbabwe

Competitions	Rugby World Cup Sevens World Rugby Women's Sevens Series IRB Women's Sevens Challenge Cup

National sports teams of Sri Lanka

Baseball M W Basketball M W Cricket M Sri A U-19 W Field hockey M W Football M W Kabaddi Netball Rugby union M M 7s W W 7s Tennis Davis Cup Fed Cup Volleyball M W

Olympics Paralympics Commonwealth Games Asian Games

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