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Backed by a great team and high perfornming coaches, Carla's quest for Olympic gold symbolizes the rise of women's rugby since Rio 2016. From competing with boys to leading her nation to Silver in Tokyo 2020, the French rugby Seven squad’s captain inspires resilience and dedication on the road to Paris 2024.

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Follow the exciting journeys of 15 top athletes from Europe, who are hoping to compete at the Olympic Games Paris 2024, in Olympic Channel’s newest original documentary: Athletes to Watch - Paris 2024.
The 15-part original series features Enzo Lefort (France, fencing), India Sardjoe (Netherlands, breaking), Kauli Vaast (France, surfing),

MARSEILLE, FRANCE - JULY 14: Lauriane Nolot of France winning the Gold Medal in the Women's Kite Final F1 during Day Six of the Paris 2024 Sailing Test Event at Marseille Marina on July 14, 2023 in Marseille, France. (Photo by Clive Mason/Getty Images)

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France’s Carla Neisen is a pioneer in women’s rugby.
Hailing from a family obsessed with the sport, she didn't take long to pick up the oval ball.
“We share the same passion: Rugby. This brings us together. We are a rugby-orientated family,” Neisen said in Olympic Channel’s newest original documentary:

Carla Neison is the France women's rugby sevens captain. She featured in an episode of Olympic Channel’s newest original documentary: *Athletes to Watch - Paris 2024.*

Carla Neison is the France women's rugby sevens captain

Carla Neisen: A pioneer in women’s rugby and star of “Athletes to Watch - Paris 2024” - Stream now for free

Argentina ran amok in the men’s final scoring seven tries in their 45-12 rout of Australia in the Cape Town leg of the 2023/24 World Rugby Sevens series on Sunday (10 December).
The South Americans were in rampant form scoring four unanswered tries in the first half before they added

CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA - DECEMBER 14: MatÃ­as Osadczuk of Argentina during day 2 of the 2019 HSBC Cape Town Sevens men's match 22, Pool B New Zealand and Argentina at Cape Town Stadium on December 14, 2019 in Cape Town, South Africa. (Photo by Ashley Vlotman/Gallo Images/Getty Images)

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