Earlston Sevens
Earlston Sevens is an annual rugby sevens event held by Earlston RFC, in Earlston, Scotland. This was one of a group of Sevens tournaments instated after the First World War extending the original Borders Spring Circuit. The Earlston Sevens began in 1923.[1]
| Sport | Rugby sevens | 
|---|---|
| Instituted | 1923 | 
| Number of teams | 16 | 
| Country | |
| Holders | |
| Related competition | Kings of the Sevens | 
The Earlston Sevens is part of the Kings of the Sevens championship run by the Border League.[2]
2019's Earlston Sevens was played on 5 May 2019.[3] It was won by Watsonians.[4]
Invited Sides
    
Various sides have been invited to play in the Earlston Sevens tournament throughout the years. The Royal Scots army side was invited in 2003.[5]
Past winners
    
- 2022 
 Selkirk - 2021 Coronavirus pandemic
 - 2020 Coronavirus pandemic
 - 2019 
 Watsonians[4] - 2018 
 Melrose - 2017 
 Gala - 2016 
 Jed-Forest - 2015 
 Melrose - 2014 
 Melrose - 2013 
 Melrose - 2012 
 Melrose - 2011 
 Melrose - 2010 
 Melrose - 2009 
 Watsonians - 2008 
 Watsonians - 2007 
 Selkirk - 2006 
 Jed-Forest - 2005 
 Watsonians - 2004 
 Gala - 2003 
 Jed-Forest - 2002 
 Melrose - 2001 
 Jed-Forest - 2000 
 Gala - 1999 
 West of Scotland - 1998 
 Kelso - 1997 
 Kelso - 1996 
 Melrose - 1995 
 Stirling County - 1994 
 Jed-Forest - 1993 
 Gala - 1992 
 Jed-Forest - 1991 
 Gala - 1990 
 Melrose - 1989 
 Gala - 1988 
 Gala - 1987 
 Jed-Forest - 1986 
 Melrose - 1985 
 Melrose - 1984 
 Kelso - 1983 No event
 - 1982 
 Melrose - 1981 
 Kelso - 1980 
 Selkirk - 1979 
 Melrose - 1978 
 Kelso - 1977 
 Melrose - 1976 
 Selkirk - 1975 
 Selkirk - 1974 
 Kelso - 1973 
 Kelso - 1972 
 Melrose - 1971 
 Gala - 1970 
 Hawick - 1969 
 Hawick - 1968 
 Gala - 1967 
 Hawick - 1966 
 Hawick - 1965 
 Melrose - 1964 
 Gala - 1963 
 Hawick - 1962 
 Hawick - 1961 
 Hawick - 1960 
 Gala - 1959 
 Gala - 1958 
 Kelso - 1957 
 Melrose - 1956 
 Hawick - 1955 
 Kelso - 1954 
 Langholm - 1953 
 Hawick - 1952 
 Gala - 1951 
 Melrose - 1950 
 Melrose - 1949 
 Melrose - 1948 
 Hawick - 1947 
 Kelso - 1946 
 Hawick - 1939–1945 Second World War
 - 1938 
 Gala - 1937 
 Kelso - 1936 
 Kelso - 1935 
 Jed-Forest - 1934 
 Kelso - 1933 
 Selkirk - 1932 
 Selkirk - 1931 
 Selkirk - 1930 
 Gala - 1929 
 Selkirk - 1928 
 Gala - 1927 
 Gala - 1926 
 Hawick - 1925 
 Hawick - 1924 
 Jed-Forest - 1923 
 Gala 
References
    
- "BBC – A Sporting Nation – The first Melrose Sevens match 1883". www.bbc.co.uk.
 - "Earlston – Kings of the 7s".
 - "Earlston Rugby Sevens". Border Events.
 - FC, Watsonian [@WATSONIANFC] (5 May 2019). "EARLSTON 7s—WINNERS The boys have won a thrilling final against @MelroseRugby 26–24, to lift the trophy at the @EarlstonRFC 7s, well done! A tough, but rewarding weekend of #rugby7s. #ExCordeCaritas @KingsOf7s #Earlston7s #winnerspic.twitter.com/gguoZlwg9B" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
 - "KING JOHN CONQUERS EARLSTON". www.thesouthernreporter.co.uk.
 
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