Cape Town Sevens: Every winner of every tournament to date

A South African leg of the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series has been included in every edition of the competition since it began back in the 1999/00 season.

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The tournament was first held in Stellenbosch in 1999 before being moved to Durban for the next two seasons.

For nine seasons – from 2002 until 2010 – it was held in George, before moving to then Port Elizabeth between 2011 and 2014.

It moved to its current ‘home’, the Cape Town Stadium in Cape Town, in 2015.

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World Series tournaments planned for Cape Town were cancelled in 2020  and 2021 due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The 22nd edition will be held from 9-11 November 2022.

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New Zealand have won 11 of the 21 tournaments to date with South Africa and Fiji tasting victory four times apiece.

England have been the only other winners in Mzansi on two occasions.

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SOUTH AFRICA SEVENS SERIES RESULTS

1999/00 – Fiji beat New Zealand 12-10 – Danie Craven Stadium

2000/01 – New Zealand beat Fiji 34-5 – Hollywoodbets Kings Park

2001/02 – New Zealand beat Samoa 19-17 – Hollywoodbets Kings Park

2002/03 – Fiji beat New Zealand 24-14 – Outeniqua Park

2003/04 – England beat New Zealand 38-14 – Outeniqua Park

2004/05 – New Zealand beat Fiji 33-19 – Outeniqua Park

2005/06 – Fiji beat Argentina 21-19 – Outeniqua Park

2006/07 – New Zealand beat South Africa 24-19 – Outeniqua Park

2007/08 – New Zealand beat Fiji 34-7 – Outeniqua Park

2008/09 – South Africa beat New Zealand 12-7 – Outeniqua Park

2009/10 – New Zealand beat Fiji 21-12 – Outeniqua Park

2010/11 – New Zealand beat England 22-19 – Outeniqua Park

2011/12 – New Zealand beat South Africa 31-26 – Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium

2012/13 – New Zealand beat France 47-12 – Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium

2013/14 – South Africa beat New Zealand 17-14 – Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium

2014/15 – South Africa beat New Zealand 26-17 – Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium

2015/16 – South Africa beat Argentina 29-14 – Cape Town Stadium

2016/17 – England beat South Africa 19-17 – Cape Town Stadium

2017/18 – New Zealand beat Argentina 38-14 – Cape Town Stadium

2018/19 – Fiji beat USA 29-15 – Cape Town Stadium

2019/20 – New Zealand beat South Africa 7-5 – Cape Town Stadium

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