The Samoa Rugby Union launches first ever website. Designed by Samoa's Premier ISP and IT company, iPasifika Samoa Ltd, the site is a culmination of months of leadup work by the SRU and iPasifika. Web design guru, Karl Adam, spent months of exhaustive effort in collaboration with SRU to come up with a site worthy of this proud country. www.samoarugbyunion.ws
Last Updated ( Monday, 19 May 2008 )
Deja Vu
Sunday, 06 April 2008
Deja Vu, a Hat-trick, a Three peat, call it what you will but South Africa have done it again. Beating Manu Samoa for the 3rd consecutive time in the Cup Semi-finals to make the final of the Adelaide Sevens. The Boks piped us at the post to score the tying try as seconds died out in regulation and then scored the knockout try in sudden death to snatch the win from the hapless Samoans. They meet New Zealand, again, who also pipped Fiji in the other semi to remain unbeaten in this years World Sevens Series. More
Last Updated ( Sunday, 06 April 2008 )
Hong Kong Sevens 2008
Monday, 31 March 2008
South Africa proved to be our nemesis for the second consecutive tournament, when they bundled Samoa out in the semi-finals of the Hong Kong Sevens 2008.
South Africa edging defending champions Samoa to reach a first ever Hong Kong final. Alatasi Tupou cancelled out MJ Mentz's opener and Lolo Lui looked to have sealed the tie with a monster drop goal, before Mzwandile Stick's try wide out on the left wing won the match 12-10.
England's bid for a fifth Hong Kong Sevens title in seven years was ended by a narrow 17-12 quarter-final defeat to defending champions Samoa.
Ben Ryan's team had beaten Samoa in four out of five previous meetings in Hong Kong, including in Pool B on Day Two where they emerged narrow 7-5 victors.
But the Pacific islanders avenged the group defeat to set up a last-four meeting with South Africa. Results
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Deja Vu, a Hat-trick, a Three peat, call it what you will but South Africa have done it again. Beating Manu Samoa for the 3rd consecutive time in the Cup Semi-finals to make the final of the Adelaide Sevens. The Boks piped us at the post to score the tying try as seconds died out in regulation and then scored the knockout try in sudden death to snatch the win from the hapless Samoans. They meet New Zealand, again, who also pipped Fiji in the other semi to remain unbeaten in this years World Sevens Series. 
South Africa proved to be our nemesis for the second consecutive tournament, when they bundled Samoa out in the semi-finals of the Hong Kong Sevens 2008.