The Solihull School Sevens takes place tomorrow, last year Warwick School took the title, beating Old Swinford Hospital 22-15 in the final.

This year though the feeling is that it is a shoot out between Hartpury College and King’s Worcester. King’s Worcester won their opening two sevens tournaments of the season, finally suffering a defeat on Sunday when they reached the semi finals of the North of England School Sevens, but go in again as favourites tomorrow.

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Also taking place tomorrow is the Hampton School Sevens, Hampton took part in the Daily Mail Cup semi finals on Saturday, just losing out to Dulwich College, but their attention turns to sevens tomorrow.

Last year they won the Plate competition, whilst Cranleigh won the Cup, beating Whitgift 33-14 in the Final. Whitgift will be hoping to go one better this year though after victory at the Kukri Reigate Grammar School Charity Sevens on Sunday.

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Meanwhile in Wales, the Llandovery College School Sevens take place tomorrow, last year the tournament was won by Coleg Sir Gar, who of course used it as a springboard to their Rosslyn Park National Schools Sevens success later that term.

In an otherwise all Welsh field, Millfield and Mount St Mary’s make the trip across the Severn aiming to bring back the trophy with them.

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