Competition points on the line as the 2019 Aon Uni 7s heads to the Gold Coast

Tue, Sep 24, 2019, 11:00 PM
Rugby Australia
by Rugby Australia
Photo: Karen watson
Photo: Karen watson

The Aon University Sevens Series will head to Bond University this weekend as teams look to secure vital competition points.

Hosts Bond University will be looking for redemption after narrowly avoiding a tenth-place finish in round one. Meanwhile round one champions, the University of Queensland will look to extend their lead as they seek out a second Uni 7s Series victory.

The chasing pack will have plenty to prove this weekend, with vital competition points up for the taking. The first match of U19s Rugby Championship is also set to take place following the opening days matches, making it a super weekend of pathways rugby at Bond University.

2019 URC Champions Brisbane City will take to the field as they look to continue their unbeaten record as they take on 2018 competition runners up Queensland Country.

Every match of round two of the 2019 Aon University Sevens Series will be streamed LIVE and FREE on RUGBY.com.au.

Pool A: University of Queensland, Griffith University, University of Adelaide, University of New England, Bond University

Pool B: UTS, University of Sydney, University of Melbourne, University of Canberra, University of Western Australia

Saturday 28 September

Round 1:

University of Queensland v University of Adelaide, 9:00am

Bond University v Griffith University, 9:20am

UTS v University of Canberra, 9:40am

University of Melbourne v University of Sydney, 10:00am

Round 2:

University of Queensland v Bond University, 11:00am

Griffith University v UNE, 11:20am

University of Canberra v University of Sydney, 11:40am

UTS v University of Western Australia, 12:00pm

Round 3:

University of Adelaide v UNE, 1:00pm

Griffith University v University of Queensland, 1:20pm

University of Sydney v University of Western Australia, 1:40pm

University of Canberra v University of Melbourne, 2:00pm

Round 4:

University of Adelaide v Bond University, 3:00pm

University of Queensland v UNE, 3:20pm

University of Western Australia v University of Melbourne, 3:40pm

University of Sydney v UTS, 4:00pm

Sunday 29 September

Round 5:

UNE v Bond University, 9:00am

Griffith University v University of Adelaide, 9:20am

University of Melbourne v UTS, 9:40am

University of Western Australia v University of Canberra, 10:00am

Semi-Finals:

3rd Pool A v 4th Pool B, 11.00am

3rd Pool B v 4th Pool A, 11.20am

1st Pool A v 2nd Pool B, 11.40am

1st Pool B v 1st Pool A, 12.00am

Finals:

9th/10th Playoff, 1.00pm

7th/8th Playoff, 1.25pm

5th/6th Playoff, 1.50pm

Bronze Medal Match, 2.15pm

Gold Medal Match, 2.40pm

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