Australia has shone at the Deaf Rugby Sevens World Cup, with the women taking out the third edition of the tournament.
The Women defeated England 31-14 in the Final, avenging their earlier group-stage loss, while the Men finished second after losing to England.
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The Australian women got off to a flyer, scoring the opener inside the first 90 seconds, as England quickly answered back.
England had defeated Australia 24-17 earlier in the tournament, but Australia dominated the first half.
They built a 24-7 lead right before the break, holding strong in defence to repel England's attack.
The strong second-half defence proved the difference, eventually capping off the win with a late try for the title.
The Aussies started day one flawlessly, not conceding a point in wins over Fiji and Wales, before dropping a game against England.
A 22-5 win over Fiji booked their spot in the decider, avenging their loss to be crowned champions.
Meanwhile, it was a similar path for the Men, defeating Fiji 31-14 in the semi-finals, however, they were unable to stop the might of the English after opening the scoring.
England piled on 45 unanswered points to take the crown, having defeated previous champions Wales in the semi-finals.
Australia started its tournament with wins over Japan and Italy, then lost to England in their final pool-stage match.
This booked them a quarter-final against Samoa, which they beat, along with the Fijians, to reach the Final.
