australia won the women's world rugby cup 2017.
australia won the women's world rugby cup 2017.
who won the women's world rugby cup 2017?
australia
two teams from the oceania region, new zealand and australia, qualified automatically for the 2019 world cup by finishing in the top 12 in the 2015 world cup. fiji and tonga qualified by finishing first and second (on aggregate) in the 2016 and 2017 pacific nations cup competitions. samoa advanced to the cross regional play-off where they will play a team from europe for a place in the world cup; the loser will move to the repechage. tahiti won the 2017 oceania rugby cup to advance to the second cross regional play-off, but were disqualified in march 2018 after a world rugby investigation found they had fielded two ineligible players in their match against the cook islands. the cook islands were then declared winner of the oceania rugby cup and will advance to the regional playoff to play a team from asia for a place in the repechage.
2019 rugby world cup – oceania qualification
2010 oceanian futsal championship - 2010 irb pacific nations cup - 2010 pacific rugby cup - 2011 in fijian football - 2011 oceanian futsal championship -2011 irb pacific nations cup - 2011 pacific rugby cup - 2012 fiji floods (january) - 2012 irb pacific nations cup - 2012 pacific rugby cup - 2012 scotland rugby union tour of australia, fiji and samoa - 2013 end-of-year rugby union internationals - 2013 international rugby union matches - 2013 irb pacific nations cup - 2013 oceania sevens championship - 2013 ofc u-20 championship - 2013–14 ofc champions league - 2013 pacific rugby cup - 2014 end-of-year rugby union internationals - 2014 fiji national football league - 2014 hayne/mannah cup - 2014 in fiji - 2014 irb pacific nations cup - 2014 ofc u-20 championship - 2014–15 ofc champions league - 2014 pacific rugby cup - 2015 world rugby pacific challenge - 2015 world rugby pacific nations cup
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