The New York 7s is back for its 60th running November 25 and it remains the largest single-day rugby tournament in the Western Hemisphere.

Close to 150 teams in ten divisions, the tournament has grown from a single bracket - Men's Club - to include Men's Premier, Club, Collegiate, and Social, Women's Premier, Club, Collegiate, and Social, and Boys and Girls High School.



This is an often-circled event on the rugby calendar for teams from Canada as well as the USA, and for teams from all over the world.

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So far, along with a heavy contingent of talent from Ontario and Quebec, teams from Africa and Belgium are registered, and more are expected.

There's still time to register, and you can do so here:

http://newyorkrugbysevens.com/e/new-york-7s-2017




What this tournament always brings is a high-level test - and a lot of fun - for players and teams. Athletes get to face up against unfamiliar opponents, make a few new friends, and try to make it to the next level.

The New York 7s has been doing this for six decades.