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Glasgow City Sevens
Annual Scottish rugby sevens tournament From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Glasgow City Sevens is an annual rugby sevens tournament held by Cartha Queens Park, in Dumbreck in the south side of Glasgow. The tournament was previously known as the Cartha Sevens and the Cartha Queens Park Sevens.
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History
The first rugby sevens tournament started by Cartha RFC took place in April 1935 and continued for the following two years. After a break around the Second World War period the Sevens were reintroduced in 1950 and in has been played in all the subsequent years.[1]
The tournament became known as the Cartha Queens Park Sevens on the merger of Cartha and Queens Park F.P. in 1974. The tournament has been called the Glasgow City Sevens since 2005.[1]
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Legacy Sevens competition
Held around the start of every May, the tournament is part of the Legacy Sevens competition. The competition was developed to help the sport ahead of the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games. It was launched in 2011.[2]
The Legacy Sevens includes Sevens tournaments around Scotland's Central Belt.[3]
Around 6 tournaments per year take part in each annual Legacy Sevens competition. The Legacy Sevens competition ends with the final Glasgow City Sevens showcase event. The Sevens tournaments involved are:-
- Stirling Sevens
- Boroughmuir Sevens
- Howe of Fife Sevens
- Hamilton Sevens
- Greenock Sevens
- Kirkcaldy Sevens
- Perthshire Sevens
- Glasgow City Sevens
Ranking points
The Legacy Sevens series is won by collecting ranking points. These points are gained by how well the teams progress in the Sevens tournaments represented.[4]
Points are awarded as follows:[5]
- Cup Winners – 15
- Cup Finalists – 10
- Cup Semi Finalists – 7
- Cup Quarter Finalists – 5
- Plate Winners – 5
- Plate Finalists – 2
Double points are awarded for the showcase Glasgow City Sevens tournament.[6]
Sponsorship
The Legacy Sevens series is sponsored by Arnold Clark.[2]
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Glasgow City Sevens Cup
The winners receive the Glasgow City Sevens Cup. There is also a Plate competition.[7]
Invited Sides
Various sides have been invited to play in the Glasgow City Sevens tournament throughout the years. Ospreys, Ulster and Wasps were invited in 2011.[8] Tynedale and the Royal Scots were invited in 2016.[9] London Scottish were invited in 2017. Saracens and Munster Rugby were invited in 2013.[10] Newcastle Falcons and Dragons were invited in 2009.[11] CUS Torino[12] and Sale Sharks were invited in 2006 alongside Glasgow Warriors, Edinburgh and the Border Reivers.[13] Ulster won the event in 2014.[14]
International 7s sides
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Sponsorship
NCS are longstanding sponsors of the tournament.[16]
Past winners
- 2018
Marr[17]
- 2017
Tynedale[18]
- 2016
Scot. Rugby Academy[19]
- 2015
Glasgow Hawks[20]
- 2014
Ulster[14][21]
- 2013
Glasgow Warriors[22][21]
- 2012
Glasgow Ht. Aloysians[23]
- 2011
Glasgow Warriors[24]
- 2010
Glasgow Hawks[25]
- 2009
Sale Sharks[15]
- 2008
Dragons[26]
- 2007
Sale Sharks[26][27]
- 2006
Edinburgh[28][29]
- 2005
Edinburgh[13][30]
- 2004
Glasgow Warriors[31]
- 2003
Boroughmuir
- 2002
Glasgow Hawks
- 2001
Currie
- 2000
West of Scotland
- 1999
Hillhead Jordanhill
- 1998
East Kilbride
- 1997
Hutchesons Aloysians
- 1996
Cambuslang
- 1995
Grangemouth Stags
- 1994
Grangemouth Stags
- 1993
Hawick Trades
- 1992
Hawick Trades
- 1991
Hawick Trades
- 1990
Hawick Trades
- 1989
Hawick Trades
- 1988
Hawick Trades
- 1987
Hillhead
- 1986
Hawick Trades
- 1985
Hawick Trades
- 1984
Hillhead
- 1983
Cartha Queens Park
- 1982
Hawick Trades
- 1981
Cartha Queens Park
- 1980
Cartha Queens Park
- 1979
Hawick Trades
- 1978
Hawick Trades
- 1977
Hawick Trades
- 1976
Hawick Trades
- 1975
Hawick Trades
- 1974
Paisley Grammarians[32]
- 1973
Kelvinside Academicals
- 1972
Kelvinside Academicals
- 1971
Grangemouth Stags
- 1970
Hawick Trades
- 1969
Hawick Trades
- 1968
Old Grammarians
- 1967
Hawick Trades
- 1966
Hawick Trades
- 1965
Hawick Trades
- 1964
Glasgow HSFP
- 1963
Hawick Trades
- 1962
Hawick Trades
- 1961
Hawick Trades
- 1960
Hawick Trades
- 1959
Bellahouston
- 1958
Haddington
- 1957
Haddington
- 1956
Haddington
- 1955
Haddington
- 1954
Jordanhill
- 1953
Jordanhill
- 1952
Jordanhill
- 1951
Hawick Trades
- 1950
Hawick Trades
- 1938–1949 Second World War
- 1937
Kelvinside Academicals
- 1936
Whitehill FP
- 1935
Glasgow HSFP
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See also
References
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