Rugby 7s made its Olympic debut in Rio de Janeiro ... The size of the pitch and rules remain the same other than there only being seven players per team on the field at a time.

In 2016 at the Rio de Janeiro Games, a variation of the sport, rugby sevens, was reintroduced in competition. Here's what you need to know about the game. Rugby sevens is played with seven players ...

Rugby 7s is the little brother of rugby 15s ... but with fewer players and adapted rules. What sets it apart is its dynamic, strategic style of play. It is gaining in popularity for exactly ...

A rugby 7s match lasts 14 minutes divided into two seven-minute halves. Kicking tees are not allowed for conversions, and players must execute a drop kick. The size of the pitch and rules remain ...

Rugby sevens has skyrocketed in popularity in recent years, with its tournaments all over the world attracting massive crowds and increased television presence. This popularity was cemented in ...

If you're interested in learning more about the rules of rugby ... Rugby comes in two main styles: Rugby Fifteens and Rugby Sevens. As the name implies, in Rugby 15s, you've got 15 players ...

Rugby sevens has been around since 1880 ... a post-try conversion and three points for a penalty or drop goal. Some rules have been given minor tweaks to help with the pace of the game ...

or two minutes (in rugby sevens) after drawing a yellow card for breaking the rules or exhibiting dangerous styles of play. Serious offenses can draw a red card, which results in immediate ...

The Rugby Sevens World Championship provided fans and players a taste of what to expect from the rugby sevens competition at the 2028 L.A. Olympic Games.