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Switzerland women's national sevens team represents Switzerland in women's Rugby sevens.
| Union | Swiss Rugby Federation | |
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Tournament History
editSwitzerland participated in an invitational tournament that was held alongside the 2014 Netherlands Women's Sevens which was the last leg for the 2013–14 Women's Sevens World Series.[1]
They won the 2023 Rugby Europe Women's Sevens Conference that was held in Belgrade, and with it a promotion to the Trophy division for 2024.[2][3]
Players
editCurrent Squad
edit| Players | Club |
|---|---|
| Lea Badel | Switzers Geneva Rugby |
| Oumou Barry | Rugby Club Luzern |
| Deborah Bouvresse | Switzers Geneva Rugby |
| Kim Geissbühler | Switzers Geneva Rugby |
| Julie Gaudin | La Rochelle |
| Johanne Girard | Switzers Geneva Rugby |
| Rebekka Hosch | Rugby Club Basel |
| Louise Kuss | La Rochelle |
| Julie Luzi | RC Palezieux |
| Emily Marclay | Albaladejo Rugby Club Lausanne |
| Claire Oestreicher | Neuchâtel Sports Rugby Club |
| Jaya Salperwyck | R.C. Nyon |
| Catherine Teyssier | Switzers Geneva Rugby |
| Anne Thiébaud | Albaladejo Rugby Club Lausanne |
| Morgane Wuillemin | Albaladejo Rugby Club Lausanne |
Source:[4]
References
edit- ^ "Ferns on verge of second title". Scrum Queens. 2014-05-10. Retrieved 2021-11-06.
- ^ "Swiss Women Sevens won the 2023 Rugby Europe Conference I". www.suisserugby.com. 2023-06-14. Retrieved 2024-03-02.
- ^ Birch, John (2023-06-10). "Switzerland on their way back". Scrum Queens. Retrieved 2024-03-03.
- ^ "Switzerland Women's Sevens". www.suisserugby.com. Retrieved 2024-03-02.