HSBC SVNS Singapore 2026 has named Ruby Tui, Jerry Tuwai and Nathan Hirayama as its official ambassadors. The appointment adds global star power to the Family SVNS and strengthens the event’s focus on community, inclusion and fan engagement.

The tournament will be staged at the National Stadium at The Kallang, where the world’s best men’s and women’s rugby sevens teams will compete. HSBC SVNS Singapore also hosts the opening leg of the SVNS season, positioning the city as a key destination on the global circuit.

The Southeast Asian 7s will once again run alongside HSBC SVNS Singapore. The combined events allow fans and families to enjoy elite international rugby while supporting regional teams on the same world-class stage.

Rugby icons to engage fans as official ambassadors

Tuwai brings elite credentials as a former Fiji Sevens captain, two-time Olympic gold medallist and Sevens World Cup winner. He was named World Rugby Men’s Sevens Player of the Decade in 2020 and continues to promote rugby-led development through grassroots initiatives.

Tui, a standout of New Zealand’s Black Ferns, is an Olympic gold medallist, Women’s Rugby World Cup champion and Rugby World Cup Sevens winner. She is widely known for her leadership and advocacy in growing the women’s game and inspiring new audiences.

Hirayama, a former Canada Sevens captain and Olympic flag bearer, has a strong connection to Singapore after leading Canada to victory at the Singapore Sevens in 2017. Since retiring from international play, he has remained active in coaching, mentoring and leadership roles.

Organisers have also released the fixtures for HSBC SVNS Singapore 2026. France will face Canada in the opening women’s match, while the men’s competition begins with France taking on New Zealand.

SEA 7s finals return to the National Stadium

The SEA 7s finals will be held alongside HSBC SVNS Singapore at the National Stadium at The Kallang. Organised by the Singapore Rugby Union, the invitational tournament brings Southeast Asian nations together in a showcase of regional talent and rivalry.

Singapore’s women’s 7s team returns as defending SEA 7s champions after claiming their first title last year. Thailand’s men’s team arrive as reigning champions, while Malaysia’s men’s and women’s teams look to improve on recent runner-up finishes.

With global stars, regional pride and a family-friendly festival atmosphere, HSBC SVNS Singapore 2026 aims to deliver a weekend that celebrates rugby at every level.