Seven was the magical number for the Eagles this weekend in the Tokyo Sevens. It was the seventh stop on the HSBC Sevens World Series and the USA Men's Eagle Sevens team claimed seven crucial Series points. That means the USA leapfrogs Scotland, Canada, and Kenya (only just) to sit at no. 10 in the world.

(Martin Seras Lima photo) The USA will enter their second bowl final in as many tournaments after defeating Portugal 20-10 in the bowl semifinal. The Eagles will face France in the Bowl Final that kicks of at 12:17 a.m. Mountain/2:17 a.m. Eastern. Watch live on Universalsports.com!

Universal Sports Network and the NBC Sports Network will continue their joint presentation of the 2011-12 HSBC Sevens World Series with four hours of coverage from Japan.

(Martin Seras Lima photo) The USA fought for a thrilling win over Hong Kong to enter the bowl quarterfinals in the Tokyo Sevens. Kenya now stands in the way of the USA making it to the bowl semis on day two.

(Kelley Cox/KLC foto) Maka Unufe joined up with the USA Men's Eagle Sevens team on Tuesday to replace an injured Nick Edwards. Unufe was originally named to the Hong Kong and Tokyo squad, but had a death in the family and wasn't able to travel.

(Ian Muir photo) The USA Men's Eagle Sevens team played their most complete game of rugby to date in the 2011-2012 HSBC Sevens World Series against Scotland in the Hong Kong Bowl semifinals. It was the Eagles' attack that stood out in the encounter, a balanced effort equal parts teamwork and individual brilliance.

An electric Kenyan side stormed back in the second half of the Hong Kong Sevens Bowl final to edge the USA out 12-14.

(Ian Muir photo) The USA Men showed signs of progress in a tough Hong Kong Sevens opener, falling 5-29 against Series leaders New Zealand.

Rocco Mauer will punch his ticket to Hong Kong and his first-ever HSBC Sevens World Series appearance as a late replacement for Maka Unufe.