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Great Britain Royals secured victory in the final Rugby Europe Sevens Grand Prix Series event
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Britain had two teams in the Gdynia tournament, with the Royals beating the Great Britain Lions 26-14 in the final
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Tries from Tom Bowen (2), Warwick Lahmert and Luke Treharne helped the Royals to victory.
Great Britain Royals secured victory in the final Rugby Europe Sevens Grand Prix Series event in Poland in the build-up to the Olympics
Winners of last weekend’s Mitsubishi Motors Exeter Sevens, the GB Royals continued their unbeaten run by topping their pool before progressing past Italy and Spain in the quarter and semi-finals.
The Lions, who for the Poland tournament called up England Seven’s Cameron Cowell and Morgan Williams from Ospreys, held off Georgia before beating Russia in extra-time to reach the final.
Team GB Head Coach Simon Amor will name his Olympic squad of 12 on Tuesday having seen the wider training squad compete in the Rugby Europe Series and Sevens and the City.
It is the Royals’ second Grand Prix series win after succeeding at Exeter’s Sandy Park last weekend.
