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Renfred Dazel (Gallo Images)
Renfred Dazel (Gallo Images)

Cape Town - The Springbok Women’s Sevens on Monday departed for Canada for the fourth leg of the Women’s World Series with high hopes of delivering better results than that in Dubai, Brazil and Atlanta as the second half of the competition kicks off.

Only three tournaments remain on the Women’s World Series including the Canada leg, and the Springbok Women’s Sevens have a big mountain to climb to keep alive hopes of working their way into the top nine on the log to keep alive hopes of retaining their place on the World Series next season.

They are currently in 11th place on the log.

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