HSBC SVNS series in Perth as Western Australia welcomes the world’s best HSBC SVNS Perth sevens rugby players on 26-28 January 2024.
It’s going to be an incredible experience, the Ultimate Rugby Festival coming to the West Coast! Boorloo, Perth, it’s on. The festival experience of a lifetime is here. Await three days of nonstop fun, delectable food, and immersive experiences at Perth’s legendary HBF Park. This is an event you won’t want to miss, with live music performances and exciting rugby contests!
Read more: Watch HSBC SVNS Perth Rugby 2024
HSBC SVNS Perth Live Stream
| Game | World Rugby Perth Sevens (Men’s & Women’s) |
| Venue | |
| Date & time | 26-28 January 2024 |
| Television | SKY Sports & Foxtel Now |
| Streaming | WATCH HERE |
the Ultimate Rugby Festival. Celebrate with a party vibe at the summer’s most anticipated event! For those who want to experience the thrill of live concerts and heart-pounding rugby contests against the breathtaking backdrop of Western Australia, this is the ideal event.
Watch history being made as our homegrown athletes for the Men’s and Women’s Sevens take center stage to provide breathtaking moments and exhilarating action. Experience Rugby Sevens’ largest party for the first time at HBF Park, Perth (Boorloo), from sun-filled days to exciting evenings.
HSBC SVNS Perth
That’s just what the HSBC SVNS is, and it’s coming to Perth for the long weekend of January 26, 2024.
The world’s top male and female rugby sevens teams compete in fast-paced games in the new World Rugby Sevens Series (formally named HSBC SVNS), which consists of eight global legs, including the Perth matches.
In addition to the top-notch entertainment, there will be sundowners at the Bathers Beach Club, a party stand, food stalls, and live music all day. There will also be a strong party/festival ambiance, and participants are invited to dress in costume.
The top twelve international teams, both male and female, will spend the long weekend in Perth. In addition to the 2020 Tokyo Olympics female gold medalists, New Zealand is the current HSBC SVNS global champion in both the men’s and women’s divisions. Australia’s women’s team finished second in the past series behind New Zealand and their men’s team won the series in 2022. Their standout player was Maddison Levi, who scored 58 tries.
