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For Immediate Release
November 28, 2008
DUBAI – In the first day of action in the
International Women’s Sevens Tournament in Dubai, on Thursday, the U.S. Women
loss their first two games, falling to defending champions, the Saudex Wooden
Spoon Team, as well as England’s Sporting Chance Foundation side.
In the first game of the day, the U.S held the Saudex
Wooden Spoon women to just 12 points, but were unable to put any points on
their own side of the board, falling 12-0 to last year’s champions.
Shortly thereafter the Sporting Chance Team beat the
“We stayed with
The
"I know the players are eager to prove to our fans that all the training
we have done is paying off,” McCoy added. “We may be taking the
long way around to the semifinals, but we are here, and we are enjoying
it.”
The U.S. Women will play the Saudex Wooden Spoon team
again on Saturday, in the semifinals at noon, while Sporting Chance Foundation
will take on Rugby
International Women
Results – Day
1
Saudex Wooden Spoon
12,
Sporting Chance
Foundation 39, Aylesford Bulls 0
Slavyanka 28, Pink
Ba-bas 0
Saudex Wooden Spoon
50, Aylesford Bulls 0
Irish Vixens 19, WOP
Sporting Chance
Foundation 34,
RGUTIS –
Podmoskovie 24, Slavyanka 5
Rugby
Rugby
Results - Day 2
RGUTIS – Podmoskovie 40, Pink Ba-bas 7
Sporting Chance Foundation 19, Saudex Wooden Spoon 0
Sporting Chance Foundation 38, Pink Ba-bas 0
Rugby
Saudex Wooden Spoon 19, Irish Vixens 7
WOP
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