2011 European Women Sevens Championship

The 2011 European Women Sevens Championship – the ninth edition of the European Women's Sevens Championship.

F-EN League

Venue/Date: 9 April 2011, Zagreb, Croatia.^[1]

Not all scores are available. 1st Hungary, 2nd Austria, 3rd Croatia, 4th Slovenia. The Croatian side was the club of Mladost.
Hungary 19-12 Austria
Hungary 22-0 Croatia
Hungary 44-0 Slovenia
Croatia 12-19 Austria
Slovenia 0-44 Austria
Croatia ?-? Slovenia

F-EN League

Venue/Date: 9 April 2011, Zagreb All results not available

Croatia 0-22 Hungary
Austria 12-19 Hungary
Slovenia 0-42 Hungary

European Emerging Nations Camp Tournament

'Venue/Date: 23–34 April 2011 at Zanka

Group A 'Pool 1'

Romania 21-5 Austria
Bulgaria 10-22 Poland
Austria 17-12 Bulgaria
Romania 7-10 Poland
Bulgaria 0-43 Romania
Austria 7-10 Poland

Nation	Won	Lost	For	Against	Points
Poland	3	0	71	15	4
Romania	2	1	71	15	4
Austria	1	2	29	43	2
Bulgaria	0	3	42	92	2

Pool 2

Czech Republic 29-0 Nada Split
Hungary 28-0 Denmark
Nada Split 0-14 Hungary
Czech Republic 24-12 Denmark
Hungary 12-21 Czech Republic
Denmark 40-0 Nada Split

Nation	Won	Lost	For	Against	Points
Czech Republic	3	0	74	24	6
Hungary	2	1	54	21	4
Denmark	1	2	52	52	2
Nada Split	0	3	0	83	0

Group B Pool 1

Luxembourg 21-5 Crovenia (Croatia & Slovenia)
Crovenia 12-7 Czech Republic 'B'
Luxembourg 7-24 Czech Republic 'B'

Nation	Won	Lost	For	Against	Points
Luxembourg	1	1	28	29	2
Crovenia	1	1	17	28	2
Czech Republic 'B'^[2]	1	1	31	19	2

Pool 2

Serbia 14-5 Slovakia
Slovakia 10-26 Poland 'B'
Serbia 12-17 Poland 'B'

Nation	Won	Lost	For	Against	Points
Serbia	1	1	26	22	2
Slovakia	0	2	15	40	0
Poland 'B'^[3]	2	0	43	22	4

9th-12th place

Crovenia 22-0 Slovakia
Serbia 22-5 Luxembourg

13th place

Czech Republic 'B' 29-0 Poland 'B'

11th place

Slovakia 5-31 Luxembourg

9th place

Crovenia 36-7 Serbia

7th place

Bulgaria 15-0 Nada Split

5th place

Austria 14-12 Denmark

3rd place

Romania 7-17 Hungary

Final

Poland 5-27 Czech Republic

F-EN League

Venue/Date: 19 May 2011, Wiener Sport Club Stadium, Vienna All results not available

Austria 7-31 Hungary
Austria 19-15 Hungary

FIRA-AER Tournament 2011 - Division 3

Venue/Date: 5–6 June 2011, Zanka, Hungary

Following the promotion of Norway to Division 2, a Babarians team was created to fill their place

Group A

Nation	Won	Lost	For	Against	Points
Hungary	4	0	117	20	12
Denmark	3	1	102	41	10
Lithuania	2	2	79	58	8
Serbia	1	3	48	90	6
Slovenia	0	4	0	138	4

Serbia 5-31 Hungary
Lithuania 15-22 Denmark
Hungary 36-0 Slovenia
Lithuania 26-12 Serbia
Denmark 38-0 Slovenia
Hungary 24-5 Lithuania
Denmark 33-0 Serbia
Lithuania 33-0 Slovenia
Hungary 26-10 Denmark
Slovenia 0-31 Serbia

Bowl semi-finals (5th-8th)

Lithuania 17-5 Barbarians
Luxembourg 15-17 Serbia

Bowl final (5th/6th)

Lithuania 31-0 Serbia

7th/8th place

Barbarians 12-29 Luxembourg

9th/10th place

Bosnia & Herzegovina 31-0 Slovenia

Group B

Nation	Won	Lost	For	Against	Points
Georgia	4	0	136	14	12
Poland	3	1	88	31	10
Luxembourg	2	2	39	59	8
Barbarians	1	3	59	82	6
Bosnia & Herzegovina	0	4	0	136	4

Barbarians 0-33 Poland
Georgia 33-0 Luxembourg
Poland 34-0 Bosnia & Herzegovina
Georgia 34-7 Barbarians
Luxembourg 19-0 Bosnia & Herzegovina
Poland 7-26 Georgia
Luxembourg 15-12 Barbarians
Georgia 43-0 Bosnia & Herzegovina
Poland 14-5 Luxembourg
Bosnia & Herzegovina 0-40 Barbarians

Semi-finals

Hungary 10-12 Poland
Georgia 21-26 Denmark

Final

Poland 24-0 Denmark

3rd/4th place

Hungary 7-28 Georgia

FIRA-AER Tournament 2011 - Division 2

Venue/Date: 2–3 July 2011, Riga, Latvia

Following the promotion of Romania to the Top 12, Norway were promoted from Division 3 to replace them

Group A

Nation	Won	Lost	For	Against	Points
Switzerland	5	0	179	12	15
Czech Republic	4	1	91	29	13
Norway	3	2	91	29	11
Bulgaria	2	3	29	138	9
Andorra	1	4	22	103	7
Israel	0	5	21	102	5

Czech Republic 19-0 Norway
Andorra 5-17 Bulgaria
Switzerland 30-0 Israel
Bulgaria 0-31 Norway
Czech Republic 10-7 Israel
Switzerland 43-0 Andorra
Israel 0-38 Norway
Switzerland 62-0 Bulgaria
Andorra 0-22 Czech Republic
Bulgaria 12-7 Israel
Andorra 5-14 Norway
Switzerland 22-7 Czech Republic
Andorra 12-7 Israel
Czech Republic 33-0 Bulgaria
Switzerland 22-5 Norway

Bowl (9th-12th)
Semi-finals

Andorra 0-14 Latvia
Israel 5-10 Malta

11th/12th place

Andorra 10-0 Israel

9th/10th place

Latvia 14-0 Malta

Plate (5th-8th)
Semi-finals

Norway 5-10 Austria
Bulgaria 0-34 Belgium

7th/8th place

Norway 25-5 Bulgaria

5th/6th place

Austria 10-5 Belgium

Group B

Nation	Won	Lost	For	Against	Points
Ukraine	5	0	212	7	15
Croatia	4	1	99	48	13
Belgium	3	2	55	76	11
Austria	2	3	60	86	9
Malta	1	4	12	137	7
Latvia	0	5	7	91	5

Austria 36-7 Malta
Latvia 0-10 Croatia
Belgium 0-33 Ukraine
Croatia 27-0 Malta
Austria 0-31 Ukraine
Belgium 14-7 Latvia
Ukraine 55-0 Malta
Belgium 5-24 Croatia
Latvia 0-12 Austria
Croatia 7-43 Ukraine
Latvia 0-5 Malta
Belgium 17-12 Austria
Latvia 0-50 Ukraine
Austria 0-31 Croatia
Belgium 19-0 Malta

Cup (1st-4th)
Semi-finals

Switzerland 17-0 Croatia
Czech Republic 0-47 Ukraine

3rd/4th place

Croatia 7-14 Czech Republic

Final: 1st/2nd place

Switzerland 0-41 Ukraine

FIRA-AER Tournament 2011 - Top 12

Venue/Date: 16–17 July 2011, Bucharest, Romania

Wales originally entered, but withdrew on 2 March. As a result, Romania moved up from Division 2

Group A

Nation	Won	Lost	For	Against	Points
England	5	0	134	24	15
Spain	4	1	160	20	13
Italy	3	2	83	65	11
Germany	2	3	87	119	9
Sweden	1	4	56	117	7
Romania	0	5	21	196	5

England 46-0 Romania
Italy 27-12 Germany
Spain 42-0 Sweden
Germany 37-0 Romania
England 20-5 Sweden
Spain 21-5 Italy
Sweden 29-14 Romania
Spain 42-0 Germany
Italy 7-20 England
Germany 31-17 Sweden
Italy 34-7 Romania
Spain 5-15 England
Italy 10-5 Sweden
England 33-7 Germany
Spain 50-0 Romania

Bowl (9th-12th)
Semi-finals

Sweden 24-5 Finland
Moldova 10-7 Romania

11th/12th place

Finland 10-40 Romania

9th/10th place

Sweden 15-12 Moldova

Plate (5th-8th)
Semi-finals

Italy 7-14 France
Portugal 28-10 Germany

7th/8th place

Italy 12-14 Germany

5th/6th place

France 17-7 Portugal

Group B

Nation	Won	Lost	For	Against	Points
Russia	5	0	123	17	15
Netherlands	4	1	117	34	13
Portugal	3	2	75	24	11
France	2	3	94	57	9
Moldova	1	4	19	118	7
Finland	0	5	17	164	5

Russia 41-0 Finland
France 5-12 Portugal
Netherlands 47-0 Moldova
Portugal 27-0 Finland
Russia 34-0 Moldova
Netherlands 14-12 France
Moldova 19-10 Finland
Netherlands 12-5 Portugal
France 7-24 Russia
Portugal 31-0 Moldova
France 43-7 Finland
Netherlands 10-17 Russia
France 27-0 Moldova
Russia 7-0 Portugal
Netherlands 34-0 Finland

Cup (1st-4th)
Semi-finals

England 14-0 Netherlands
Russia 0-31 Spain

3rd/4th place

Netherlands 12-0 Russia

Final

England 17-7 Spain

References

↑
↑ Czech Republic B after the pool matches were automatically ranked third in their pools
↑ Poland B after the pool matches were automatically ranked third in their pools

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