Rosslyn Park Sevens
COUNTRY
England
STATUS
Official
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ABOUT
The Rosslyn Park HSBC National School 7s is the largest rugby tournament in the world with over 10,000 players competing each March. Beginning in 1939, the tournament is hosted by Rosslyn Park FC. Overall there are nine different competitions at the tournament, the Prep Schools, Junior Schools, U14 Boys, Colts Boys, U18 Boys Vase, U15 Girls, U18 Girls, and U18 Girls AASE competitions, and the biggest prize in school 7s, the U18 Open Boys, the winners of which since the tournament began in 1939 can be seen below.
ALL TIME TABLE
Millfield 14
Sedbergh 5
Llanelly College 4
Neath College 4
Llandovery College 3
Rugby 3
St Edward’s, Liverpool 3
Stonyhurst College 3
Ampleforth College 2
Bedford 2
Cranleigh 2
John Fisher 2
Normanton Grammar 2
Uppingham 2
Wellington College 2
Belmont Abbey 1
Blundell’s 1
Christ’s Hospital 1
Coleg Sir Gar 1
Coleraine 1
Colston’s 1
Cowley 1
Doaui 1
Haileybury 1
Ivybridge Community College 1
KES Birmingham 1
King’s Canterbury 1
Marlborough College 1
Mount St Mary’s College 1
Oundle 1
Regent House 1
Reigate Grammar 1
Rossall 1
Royal Belfast 1
Sevenoaks 1
Sherborne 1
SGS Filton College 1
St Cyres 1
St George’s, Harpenden 1
Taunton School 1
Warwick 1
West Park, St Helens 1
Whitgift 1
Sedbergh 5
Llanelly College 4
Neath College 4
Llandovery College 3
Rugby 3
St Edward’s, Liverpool 3
Stonyhurst College 3
Ampleforth College 2
Bedford 2
Cranleigh 2
John Fisher 2
Normanton Grammar 2
Uppingham 2
Wellington College 2
Belmont Abbey 1
Blundell’s 1
Christ’s Hospital 1
Coleg Sir Gar 1
Coleraine 1
Colston’s 1
Cowley 1
Doaui 1
Haileybury 1
Ivybridge Community College 1
KES Birmingham 1
King’s Canterbury 1
Marlborough College 1
Mount St Mary’s College 1
Oundle 1
Regent House 1
Reigate Grammar 1
Rossall 1
Royal Belfast 1
Sevenoaks 1
Sherborne 1
SGS Filton College 1
St Cyres 1
St George’s, Harpenden 1
Taunton School 1
Warwick 1
West Park, St Helens 1
Whitgift 1
LIST OF WINNERS
2022 Wellington College
2021 Cancelled
2020 Cancelled
2019 Sedbergh
2018 Sedbergh
2017 Cranleigh
2016 Cranleigh
2015 Wellington College
2014 Millfield
2013 Sedbergh
2012 Coleg Sir Gar
2011 SGS Filton College
2010 Millfield
2009 Millfield
2008 Sedbergh
2007 Colston’s
2006 Millfield
2005 Millfield
2004 Ivybridge Community College
2003 Millfield
2002 Millfield
2001 Cancelled
2000 Sedbergh
1999 Stonyhurst College
1998 John Fisher
1997 John Fisher
1996 Stonyhurst College
1995 St Cyres
1994 Millfield
1993 Millfield
1992 Llandovery College
1991 Neath College
1990 Neath College
1989 Ampleforth College
1988 Mount St Mary’s College
1987 Millfield
1986 Warwick
1985 Neath College
1984 West Park, St Helens
1983 Millfield
1982 Millfield
1981 Sevenoaks
1980 Millfield
1979 St Edward’s, Liverpool
1978 Regent House
1977 Ampleforth College
1976 Reigate Grammar
1975 St Edward’s, Liverpool
1974 Belmont Abbey
1973 Cowley
1972 Neath College
1971 Normanton Grammar
1970 Llandovery College
1969 St Edward’s, Liverpool
1968 Normanton Grammar
1967 Whitgift
1966 Millfield
1965 Coleraine
1964 King’s Canterbury
1963 Llanelly College
1962 Llanelly College
1961 Llanelly College
1960 Royal Belfast
1959 Douai
1958 Llanelly College
1957 Marlborough College
1956 KES Birmingham
1955 Oundle
1954 Uppingham
1953 Sherborne
1952 Llandovery College
1951 Christ’s Hospital
1950 Rossall
1949 Stonyhurst College
1948 Taunton School
1947 Rugby
1946 Uppingham
1945 Rugby
1944 Haileybury
1943 Rugby
1942 Bedford
1941 Bedford
1940 Blundell’s
1939 St George’s, Harpenden
2021 Cancelled
2020 Cancelled
2019 Sedbergh
2018 Sedbergh
2017 Cranleigh
2016 Cranleigh
2015 Wellington College
2014 Millfield
2013 Sedbergh
2012 Coleg Sir Gar
2011 SGS Filton College
2010 Millfield
2009 Millfield
2008 Sedbergh
2007 Colston’s
2006 Millfield
2005 Millfield
2004 Ivybridge Community College
2003 Millfield
2002 Millfield
2001 Cancelled
2000 Sedbergh
1999 Stonyhurst College
1998 John Fisher
1997 John Fisher
1996 Stonyhurst College
1995 St Cyres
1994 Millfield
1993 Millfield
1992 Llandovery College
1991 Neath College
1990 Neath College
1989 Ampleforth College
1988 Mount St Mary’s College
1987 Millfield
1986 Warwick
1985 Neath College
1984 West Park, St Helens
1983 Millfield
1982 Millfield
1981 Sevenoaks
1980 Millfield
1979 St Edward’s, Liverpool
1978 Regent House
1977 Ampleforth College
1976 Reigate Grammar
1975 St Edward’s, Liverpool
1974 Belmont Abbey
1973 Cowley
1972 Neath College
1971 Normanton Grammar
1970 Llandovery College
1969 St Edward’s, Liverpool
1968 Normanton Grammar
1967 Whitgift
1966 Millfield
1965 Coleraine
1964 King’s Canterbury
1963 Llanelly College
1962 Llanelly College
1961 Llanelly College
1960 Royal Belfast
1959 Douai
1958 Llanelly College
1957 Marlborough College
1956 KES Birmingham
1955 Oundle
1954 Uppingham
1953 Sherborne
1952 Llandovery College
1951 Christ’s Hospital
1950 Rossall
1949 Stonyhurst College
1948 Taunton School
1947 Rugby
1946 Uppingham
1945 Rugby
1944 Haileybury
1943 Rugby
1942 Bedford
1941 Bedford
1940 Blundell’s
1939 St George’s, Harpenden
