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History of US Sevens

Year
Champion
Runner Up
Third Place
Fourth Place
Venue
2024
 National Athletic Village (NC) Belmont Shore (CA) Denver Barbarians (CO St Louis Bombers Madison (WI)
2023
 National Athletic Village (NC) St Louis Bombers Belmont Shore (CA) Denver Barbarians (CO Madison (WI)
2022
 National Athletic Village (NC) Old Blue (NY) Schuylkill River (PA) Denver Barbarians (CO St. Louis (MO)
2021
 Chicago Lions (IL) Westside Ronins (CA) Denver Barbarians (CO) St Louis Bombers (MO) Tukwila (WA)
2019
 Washington Athletic (WA) Life West (CA) Old Blue (NY) Schuylkill River (PA) Kansas City (MO)
2018
 Connecticut Bulldogs (CT) Belmont Shore (CA) Mystic River (MA) Denver Barbarians (CO) New York (NY)
2017
 Rugby Utah (UT) Denver Barbarians (CO) Washington Athletic (WA) Belmont Shore (CA) Minneapolis (MN)
2016
 Rugby Utah (UT) Kansas City Blues (MO) Old Blue (NY) Chicago Lions (IL) Denver (CO)
2015
 Seattle Saracens (WA) Denver Barbarians (CO) Mystic River (MA) 1823 Columbus (OH) Des Moines (IA)
2014
 Old Puget Sound (WA) Old Blue (NY) Kansas City Blues (MO) Belmont Shore (CA) Seattle (WA)
2013
 Old Puget Sound (WA) Denver Barbarians (CO) Old Blue (NY) Chicago Lions (IL) Pittsburgh (PA)
2012
 Belmont Shore (CA) Chicago Lions (IL) Denver Barbarians (CO) Old Blue (NY) San Francisco (CA)
2011
 Belmont Shore (CA) Schulkill River (PA) Utah Warriors (UT) YoungBloodz (MN) San Francisco (CA)
2010
 Old Puget Sound (WA) Belmont Shore (CA) Gentlemen of Aspen (CO) Denver Barbarians (CO) San Francisco (CA)
2009
 Belmont Shore (CA) Gentlemen of Aspen (CO) Chicago Lions (IL) Old Blue (NY) San Francisco (CA)
2008
 Gentlemen of Aspen (CO) Belmont Shore (CA) NOVA (VA) Denver Barbarians (CO) San Francisco (CA)
2007
 Chicago Lions (IL) OMBAC (CA) Denver Barbarians (CO) SF Golden Gate (CA) Ferndale (WA)
2006
 OMBAC (CA) Old Blue (NY) Denver Barbarians (CO) Maryland Exiles (MD) Ferndale (WA)
2005
 Old Blue (NY) OMBAC (CA) SF Golden Gate (CA) Maryland Exiles (MD) Pittsburgh (PA)
2004
 Riverside (CA) Denver Barbarians (CO) Olympic Club (CA) Gentlemen of Aspen (CO) Park City (UT)
2003
 Riverside (CA) Olympic Club (CA) Denver Barbarians (CO) Maryland Exiles (MD) Pittsburgh (PA)
2002
 OMBAC (CA) Maryland Exiles (MD) Olympic Club (CA) Old Blue (NY) Conshohocken (PA)
2001
 OMBAC (CA) Denver Barbarians (CO) NOVA (VA) Old Puget Sound (WA) Conshohocken (PA)
2000
 OMBAC (CA) Kansas City Blues (MO) NOVA (VA) San Mateo (CA) Conshohocken (PA)
1999
 Philadelphia-Whitemarsh (PA) NOVA (VA) Seattle Fiji (WA) Orlando (FL) Conshohocken (PA)
1998
 San Mateo (CA) Tempe (AZ) Sacramento (CA) Old Puget Sound (WA) Conshohocken (PA)
1997
 San Mateo (CA) Fresno (CA) NOVA (VA) OMBAC (CA) Conshohocken (PA)
1996
 NOVA (VA) OMBAC (CA) Belmont Shore (CA) Tongan Yankees (CA) Conshohocken (PA)
1995
 OMBAC (CA) NOVA (VA) Washington (DC) Tongan Yankees (CA) Conshohocken (PA)
1994
 Old Blues (CA) Maryland Exiles (MD) NOVA (VA) Milwaukee (WI) Palo Alto (CA)
1993
 Old Blue (NY) Kansas City Blues (MO) Milwaukee (WI) Old Maroon and Essex (NY) Hartford (CT)
1992
 Old Puget Sound (WA) Old Blues (CA) Maryland Old Boys (MD) NOVA (VA) Alexandria (VA)
1991
 Old Puget Sound (WA) NOVA (VA) Maryland Old Boys (MD) Monterrey Bay (CA) Alexandria (VA)
1990
 Old Puget Sound (WA) NOVA (VA) Santa Monica (CA) Maryland Old Boys (MD) Alexandria (VA)
1989
 Maryland Old Boys (MD) NOVA (VA) Denver Barbarians (CO) Old Puget Sound (WA) Alexandria (VA)
1988
 Old Puget Sound (WA) Denver Barbarians (CO) Duck Brothers (VA) Maryland Old Boys (MD) Milwaukee (WI)
1987
 Duck Brothers (VA) Denver Barbarians (CO) Old Puget Sound (WA) Los Angeles (CA) Milwaukee (WI)
1986
 Quad City Irish (IA) Denver Barbarians (CO) Life University (GA) OMBAC (CA) Milwaukee (WI)
1985
 OMBAC (CA) Duck Brothers (VA) Bethlehem (PA) Quad City Irish (IA) Tucson (AZ)

(*) Sacramento finished second in 2000 but was disqualified for having ineligible players.

OMBAC (CA) First US Sevens Champions - Photo Hagerty

OMBAC (CA) First US Sevens Champions in 1985 at Tucson (AZ) - Photo Ed Hagerty


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