[Source: World Rugby Sevens]

The New Zealand women’s team won their fourth consecutive tournament in a row after beating Canada 33-7 in Sydney 7s.

It was a repeat of the Hamilton 7s final and the Blacks proved to be the strongest.

Your HSBC Sydney Sevens champions…..@BlackFerns pic.twitter.com/5vpyRB7f2m

— World Rugby Sevens (@WorldRugby7s) February 2, 2020

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The women’s @HSBC_Sport Dream Team for Sydney

Featuring players from @RugbyCanada, @BlackFerns, @fijirugby, @Aussie7s and @FranceRugby ? pic.twitter.com/xZxQhb5sZq

— World Rugby Sevens (@WorldRugby7s) February 2, 2020

New Zealand scored five tries to Canada’s one.

The @HSBC_Sport Player of the Final at the #Sydney7s is Tyla Nathan-Wong! #HSBC7s pic.twitter.com/xuWI1PVspt

— World Rugby Sevens (@WorldRugby7s) February 2, 2020

Four wins in a row on the #HSBC7s 2020.

Dominant performances in Sydney.

Hear from captain Sarah Hirini after going back-to-back at the #Sydney7s pic.twitter.com/RW8BmlbrhE

— World Rugby Sevens (@WorldRugby7s) February 2, 2020

Meanwhile, the Fiji Airways Fijiana beat England 17-5 to finish fifth at the Sydney 7s, two better from Hamilton 7s.

Young skipper Tokasa Seniyasi led from the front and scored a try to help the Fijians win.

Congratulations to Stacey Fluhler who won the @DHLRugby Impact Player for Sydney! #DHLImpactPlayer pic.twitter.com/wpTnV6kD4C

— World Rugby Sevens (@WorldRugby7s) February 2, 2020

Other tries for Fiji were scored by Lavenia Tinai and Luisa Tisolo.

The standings in the women’s #HSBC7s after five of eight rounds. pic.twitter.com/11zh3rgPdd

— World Rugby Sevens (@WorldRugby7s) February 2, 2020