Day 5 at the Rosslyn Park HSBC National School 7s is a huge day, the final day of the tournament and one with five separate competitions going on at once.

The flagship U18 Cup will enter its final stages, along with the U14 Boys Cup, but alongside them will be the Girls U18 Cup, the Girls AASE tournament, and the Prep Schools tournament – it is a beast of the day.

If it goes anything like the rest of the tournament though, it ought to be a spectacular day!

Live Stream

Once again NextGenXV will be live streaming Pitch RE2 throughout the day and you can watch that pitch either via our YouTube channel or the embedded video below. The stream will start with 3 U14 Cup games before a couple of Girls U18 Cup games, before another block of U14 games ahead of an afternoon that is devoted to the Boys U18 Cup and the knockout games in both the Boys and Girls U18 competitions – it should be a cracking day of action.

Live Stream Schedule:

10am George Watson’s College v St Paul’s (Group B, U14 Cup)

10.20am Clifton College v Wellington College (Group D, U14 Cup)

10.40am Oakham v King’s Worcester (Group F, U14 Cup)

11am Pangbourne College v St Helen’s (Group B, Girls U18)

11.20am Sint Jan Berchmanscollege v Wellington College (Group F, Girls U18)

11.40am Reigate Grammar v Warwick (Group E, U14 Cup)

12pm Hurstpierpoint College v Trinity (Group A, U14 Cup)

12.20pm Brighton College v Ellesmere College (Group C, U14 Cup)

12.40pm Radley College v Whitchurch High (Group G, U14 Cup)

1pm Bedford v Millfield (Group 2, U18 Cup)

1.20pm Girls U18 Plate Last 16 2

1.40pm Girls U18 Cup Last 16 2

2pm Hartpury College v St Benedict’s (Group 1, U18 Plate)

2.20pm Cranleigh v Sedbergh (Group 1, U18 Cup)

2.40pm Girls U18 Cup QF2

3pm Llandovery College v Rugby (Group 2, U18 Plate)

3.20pm Ipswich v Clifton College (Group 4, U18 Cup)

3.40pm Girls U18 SF1

4pm Boys U18 Plate SF1

4.20pm Boys U18 Cup SF1

RE1 will also be live streamed by the organiser, and you can watch that on the Rosslyn Park HSBC National School 7s YouTube channel, or via the embedded video below.

U18 Cup

The U18 Cup looks incredibly exciting, twelve teams have made it through to day 2, split across four pools of three. From those four pools the winners will progress to the semi finals. The U18 Plate sees two pools of four teams each, with the top two from each heading to the semi finals.

You can check out exactly what happened and what’s to come in the U18 Cup in our Review of Day 4 here: Rosslyn Park HSBC National School 7s Day 4 Review.

Cup Quarter Final Pools:

Plate Quarter Final Pools:

U14 Cup

Over in the U14 Cup things are going to be busy again, with 21 teams in action divided across 7 pools of three each. The top side from each, plus the very best runner up, will head to the quarter finals, and the exact same format will take place in the Plate.

Again for a full breakdown of the U14 Cup action on Day 4 and what’s to come, do check out our Day 4 at Rosslyn Park Roundup here: Rosslyn Park HSBC National School 7s Day 4 Review.

Cup Day 2 Pools

Plate Day 2 Pools

U18 Girls

The U18 Girls tournament kicks off on Friday on what is going to be such a busy and exciting day of rugby. 48 teams will be competing in total, split across sixteen groups of three, and the good news is that every single team will progress from their group sin some way shape or form!

The top team from each group will progress to the last 16 of the Cup, while those finishing in second place will head to the last 16 of the Plate, and those finishing in third will be in the last 16 of the Bowl.

It should be a thrilling tournament as Weston College look to emulate their 2019 title winning campaign.

U18 Girls AASE

Hartpury College, Loughborough College, SGS Filton College, Swedish Girls, Worthing College

The Girls AASE competition has seen a bit of a rejig, with just five teams now in the competition in what is going to be a round-robin affair, where the top two will face off the in the Girls AASE final!

Prep Schools

The Prep Schools tournament also takes place on Friday, in what is going to be an outrageously busy day of 7s. The Prep School tournament is one of the great event of the Rosslyn Park HSBC National School 7s as the U13s, alongside those U14s remaining too, play on the very same turf as their U18 heroes, and in many cases future internationals, creating a very special atmosphere – who can forget Sedbergh Prep watching Sedbergh School lifting the U18 Cup a few years ago.

The Prep tournament itself should thrill too though, there are 60 teams in the draw in total, split between ten groups of six, with each sides playing the others in their group once.