The 2009 European Women Sevens Championship was the seventh edition of the

European Women's Sevens Championship The Rugby Europe Women's Sevens, previously the FIRA–AER Women's Sevens until 2013, is a series of regional championships for women's international rugby sevens in Europe. Prior to 2012, the annual tournament is held over two days, typically ...

F-EN Tournament 2009

Date/Venue: 7 March 2009 at

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*Participants: Austria, Hungary, Croatia and Slovenia, with guests Bosnia-Herzogovina and Serbia *Slovenia 7-45 Croatia *Austria 19-12 Hungary *Slovenia 0-35 Austria *Croatia 33-0 Hungary *Slovenia 5-29 Hungary *Croatia 17-12 Austria

F-EN Tournament 2009

Date/Venue: 21 March 2009,

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Participants: Austria, Hungary, Croatia and Slovenia, with guests Bosnia-Herzogovina and Serbia

Europe Emerging Nations 2009

Date/Venue: April 12, 2009 at Zanka,

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. *After a training camp, a tournament was played. Initially it was expected that Serbia, Czech Republic, Finland (development team), Poland, Austria, Bulgaria, Bosnia Herzegovina, Croatia and Hungary, possibly Slovenia would take part.

Pool Stages

Group A *Finland 26-0 European Mix *Austria 12-7 Poland *Austria 31-5 European Mix *Finland 5-10 Poland *Poland 54-0 European Mix *Finland 7-12 Austria

Group B *Czech Republic 14-14 Hungary *Croatia 5-5 Bosnia Herzogovina *Croatia 14-14 Hungary *Czech Republic 7-12 Bosnia Herzogovina *Bosnia Herzogovina 7-17 Hungary *Czech Republic 14-12 Croatia

Classification Stages

Bowl Semi-finals *Finland 5-0 Croatia *Bosnia Herzogovina 5-0 European Mix Cup and Plate Semi-finals *Austria 0-19 Czech Republic *Hungary 21-14 Poland 7th place *Croatia 40-0 European Mix Bowl Final *Finland 5-0 Bosnia Herzogovina Plate Final *Austria 7-14 Poland Cup Final *Czech Republic 14-26 Hungary

FIRA-AER Tournament 2009 - Division B

Venue/Date: 6–7 June 2009, Zenica,

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. This was replaced in 2008 by World Cup qualifying. Slovenia, Ukraine, Georgia, Slovakia and Greece were expected to join this tournament in 2008. The plans of Slovakia and Greece aren't yet known. ''(Source Fira-Aer)''

Pool Stages

Group A *Slovenia 0-34 Poland *Denmark 17-14 Georgia *Poland 17-7 Luxembourg *Denmark 31-0 Slovenia *Georgia 12-10 Luxembourg *Poland 34-5 Denmark *Georgia 33-5 Slovenia *Denmark 17-0 Luxembourg *Poland 15-12 Georgia *Luxembourg 10-10 Slovenia

Group B *Ukraine 0-24 Switzerland *Serbia 0-29 Hungary *Switzerland 42-0 Bosnia & Herzegovina *Serbia 0-41 Ukraine *Hungary 12-0 Bosnia & Herzegovina *Switzerland 51-0 Serbia *Hungary 26-0 Ukraine *Bosnia & Herzegovina 0-33 Ukraine *Switzerland 32-0 Hungary *Serbia 5-10 Bosnia & Herzegovina

Classification Stages

Plate Semis *Georgia 14-5 Bosnia Herzogovina *Luxembourg 0-5 Ukraine Cup Semis *Poland 21-12 Hungary *Denmark 0-39 Switzerland Bowl Final *Slovenia 36-5 Serbia 7th Place *Luxembourg 5-0 Bosnia Herzogovina Plate Final *Ukraine 10-7 Georgia 3rd place *Hungary 22-10 Denmark Cup Final *Poland 0-37 Switzerland

F-EN Finals 2009

27 and 28 June 2009 at Vienna, Austria Participants are Austria, Hungary, Croatia and Slovenia, with guests Bosnia & Herzegovina and Serbia

FIRA-AER Tournament 2009 - Division A

Venue/Date: 4–5 July 2009,

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. *Group A consists of Finland, Israel, Czech Republic, Latvia, Croatia, Belgium B (replacing Lithuania). *Group B consists of Andorra, Romania, Bulgaria, Malta,

, Austria.

Pool Stages

Group A *Czech Republic 33-0 Belgium B *Israel 10-7 Latvia *Finland 43-0 Croatia *Latvia 0-10 Belgium B *Czech Republic 14-0 Croatia *Finland 20-0 Israel *Croatia 0-27 Belgium B *Finland 10-5 Latvia *Israel 0-12 Czech Republic *Latvia 10-10 Croatia *Israel 17-0 Belgium B *Finland 28-0 Czech Republic *Israel 5-0 Croatia *Czech Republic 21-0 Latvia *Finland 24-0 Belgium B

Group B *Bulgaria 7-19 Austria *Romania 5-5 Malta *Andorra 0-5 *Malta 5-7 Austria *Bulgaria 0-24 *Andorra 7-14 Romania * 15-0 Austria *Andorra 0-19 Malta *Romania 31-0 Bulgaria *Malta 17-0 *Romania 17-7 Austria *Andorra 12-10 Bulgaria *Romania 0-12 *Bulgaria 0-36 Malta *Andorra 0-22 Austria

Classification Stages

Bowl Semi-final *Latvia 5-17 Bulgaria *Croatia 0-19 Andorra Plate Semi-final *Israel 0-17 Austria * Belgium B 10-0 Romania Cup Semi-final *Finland 31-0 Malta *Czech Republic 19-7

11th Place *Latvia 10-0 Croatia Bowl Final *Bulgaria 0-7 Andorra 7th Place *Israel 10-0 Romania Plate Final *Austria 24-10 Belgium B 3rd Place *Malta 14-5

Cup Final *Finland 29-0 Czech Republic

FIRA-AER Tournament 2009 - Top 10

Venue/Date: 11–12 July,

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. *Participants were Italy, Spain, Germany, France, Portugal, Netherlands, Sweden, England, Russia, Moldova

Pool Stages

Pool A *Portugal 0-34 England *Spain 14-0 France *England 7-0 Sweden *Spain 12-0 Portugal *France 40-12 Sweden *England 24-0 Spain *France 12-12 Portugal *Spain 17-0 Sweden *England 22-5 France *Sweden 5-24 Portugal

Pool B *Moldova 0-26 Netherlands *Russia 12-5 Italy *Netherlands 19-0 Germany *Russia 22-0 Moldova *Italy 0-14 Germany *Netherlands 31-12 Russia *Italy 17-0 Moldova *Russia 10-12 Germany *Netherlands 35-7 Italy *Germany 24-7 Moldova

Classification Stages

Plate Semi-final *France 21-10 Italy *Portugal 17-7 Russia Cup Semi-final *England 44-0 Germany *Spain 12-7 Netherlands Bowl Final *Sweden 27-7 Moldova 7th Place *Italy 7-26 Russia Plate Final *France 19-0 Portugal 3rd Place *Netherlands 35-10 Germany Cup Final *England 20-12 Spain

Europe Emerging Nations Tournament

26 September 2009 in Slovenia *Slovenia 0-28 Hungary *Hungary 31-7 Austria *Austria bt Slovenia *Hungary 35-0 Slovenia *Austria bt Slovenia *Hungary 19-19 Austria

References

External links

FIRA-AER Flashinfo N°104 - 31/08/2009
{{European Sevens Women's Championship Rugby Europe Women's Sevens 2009 rugby sevens competitions Sevens Sevens