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Rugby sevens is fast, physical, and thrilling to watch — but for years, one of the biggest barriers to growing the sport in the U.S. wasn't talent or enthusiasm, it was access. If you weren't in the stands, you often weren't watching at all. That's exactly the gap TVX Sports Video has helped close for West Coast Sevens, and it's why their partnership has become such a valuable part of the tournament's identity. A Broadcast-Quality Standard for College Sevens West Coast Sevens

At West Coast Sevens, we've watched our women's & girl’s divisions grow year over year, and we don't think that's a coincidence. Women's rugby sevens is having a moment nationally and we're proud to be part of giving it a stage. A Historic Olympic Run 📸 Mike Lee - KLC fotos for World Rugby, Credit: KLCfotos, Creator: Mike Lee Much of the current momentum traces back to Paris. Our USA Women's Eagles Sevens team made history at the 2024 Paris Olympics, earning a bronze medal

RAND SANTOS 📸 Alex Ho / USA Rugby / World Rugby One of the best parts of running West Coast Sevens is watching where our players end up. This year, that story belongs to Rand Santos, a Cal Berkeley captain who's gone from the West Coast Sevens fields to the USA Men's Sevens roster. He played a significant role in getting Team USA back into rugby's top tier. From Berkeley to the Eagles Santos has been a fixture at Cal for years, a versatile back who's played center, fullback

The USA Men's Eagles Sevens just completed one of the great turnaround stories in recent sevens history: relegated out of the top tier, they won the entire SVNS 2 series, then beat Fiji 17-14 in a win-or-remain-relegated to SVNS 2 game in Bordeaux. The win punched their way back into the HSBC SVNS World Championship for 2027. After dropping to the second tier, incoming Head Coach Zack Test and his squad went on the road from Nairobi to Montevideo to São Paulo and topped the

Rugby sevens fans, mark your calendars. The 2026 West Coast 7s season is officially set, and we couldn’t be more excited to bring the fastest, most explosive game of rugby back to three of our favorite cities on the West Coast. This year’s tour is bigger than ever, with three incredible stops spanning Los Angeles, Northern California, and San Diego. Whether you’re a die-hard sevens fan or coming out for your first match, this season is shaping up to be one for the books. Thre