Hireme leads Waikato past hosts to claim Sapporo Sevens title

Waikato's Honey Hireme (C) leaves a trail of Hokkaido Barbarians in her wake as she goes over for a try in the final of the Sapporo Women's Sevens on Sept. 24, 2016, at the Hokkaido Barbarians Club in the northern Japan city of Sapporo. Waikato of New Zealand beat Hokkaido Barbarians 31-7 to claim the Governor's Cup. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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