Luxembourg national rugby sevens team

The Luxembourg national rugby sevens team made up primarily from the XV Team competes annually in European competitions. Entered first tournament in 1996.

1996 Portugal
I Lisbon (1-2 June) 1997 Rugby World Cup 7s Qualifier 1

2000 [[germany|🇩🇪]] Germany
II 🇩🇪 Heidelberg (10-11 June) 2001 Rugby World Cup 7s Europe Qualifier 1

2002 [[france|🇫🇷]] France Spain [[germany|🇩🇪]] Germany
III 🇫🇷 Lunel (17-18 May) Euro Sevens I Qualifier 1

IV Madrid (15-16 June) Euro Sevens I Qualifier 4

V 🇩🇪 Heidelberg (17-18 August) Euro Sevens Championship

2003 Netherlands  Portugal
VI Amsterdam (17-18 May) Euro Sevens II Qualifier 1

VII Portugal, Lisbon (21-22 June) Euro Sevens II Qualifier 7

2004 [[russia|🇷🇺]] Russia [[ukraine|🇺🇦]] Ukraine
VIII 🇷🇺 Moscow (19-20 June) Euro Sevens III Qualifier 5

IX 🇺🇦 Kyiv (26-27 June) Euro Sevens III Qualifier 6

2005 Croatia [[france|🇫🇷]] France
X Split (17-18 June) Euro Sevens IV Qualifier 2

XI 🇫🇷 Lunel (25-26 June) Euro Sevens IV Qualifier 3

2006 Croatia [[france|🇫🇷]] France
XII Split (27-28 May) Euro Sevens V Qualifier 2

XIII 🇫🇷Lunel (3-4 June) Euro Sevens V Qualifier 3

2007 [[france|🇫🇷]] France
XIV 🇫🇷 Lunel (2-3 June) Euro Sevens VI Qualifier 4

2008 Denmark  Greece
XV Odense (10-11 May) Euro Sevens Qualifier 1

XVI Corfu (21-22 June) Euro Sevens Qualifier 6

2009 [[poland|🇵🇱]] Poland Greece
XVII 🇵🇱 Sopot (16-17 May) Euro Sevens Qualifier 1

XVIII Athens (23-24 May) Euro Sevens Qualifier 2

2010 Denmark  Croatia
XIX Odense (22-23 May) Euro Sevens Qualifier 2

XX Split (5-6 June) Euro Sevens Qualifier 5

2011 Latvia
XXI Riga (9-10 July) Euro Sevens Series Division B

2012 Switzerland
XXII Winterthur (2-3 June) Euro Sevens Series Division B

2013 Latvia
XXIII Riga (1-2 June) Euro Sevens Series Division B

2014 [[czech republic|🇨🇿]] Czech Republic
XXIV 🇨🇿 Prague (28-29 June) Euro Sevens Division B North Zone

2015 Croatia
Zagreb (20-21 June) Euro Sevens Series Division B

This tournament was valid as European Qualifier for the 2016 Olympic Games. Luxembourg withdrew prior to tournament.

2016 [[bulgaria|🇧🇬]] Bulgaria
XXV 🇧🇬 Bourgas (2-3 July) Euro 7s Conference 1

2017 [[czech republic|🇨🇿]] Czech Republic Romania
XXVI 🇨🇿 Ostavia (3-4 June) Trophy Leg 1

XXVII Bucharest (17-18 June) Trophy Leg 2

2018 Croatia  Lithuania
XXVIII Zagreb (8-9 June) Trophy Leg 1 XXIX Siaulai (31 June-1 July) Trophy Leg 2

2019 Croatia [[bosnia and herzegovina|🇧🇦]] Bosnia
XXX Zagreb (15-16 June) Trophy Leg 1 XXXI 🇧🇦 Zenica (22-23 June) Trophy Leg 2