
The South Africa Women’s Sevens lost 33-00 to a dominant Australia.
Australia scored two early tries to lead 12-00 after three minutes of play in the first half; thereafter, South Africa put up a valiant fight; however, with time up on the clock, Australia pounced on a mistake by South Africa to extend their lead to 19-00 at the halfrime break. Australia scored two tries in the second half to win 33-00.
Scorers:
Springbok Women’s Sevens:
Australia: Tries: Bienne Terita (2), Teagan Levi (2), Kaitlin Shave. Conversions: Tia Hinds (3), Teagan Levi.
Teams:
Springbok Women’s Seven: Asisipho Plaatjies, Lerato Makua, Catha Jacobs, Byrhandre Dolf, Maria Tshiremba, Shanidine Bezuidenhout, Ayanda Malinga. Replacements: Zintle Mpupha, Shiniqwa Lamprecht, Eloise Webb, Maceala Samboya, Nontobeko Mohuli.
Australia: Kahli Henwood, Teagan Levi, Tia Hinds, Faith Nathan, Alysia Lefau-Fakaosilea, Madison Ashby, Bienne Terita. Replacements: Maddison Levi, Heidi Dennis, Kaitlin Shave, Sariah Paki, Amahli Hala.
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