The Rugby Americas North (RAN) Sevens regional tournament is set to return to the Caribbean in 2026.

The Rugby Americas North (RAN) Sevens regional tournament will return to Trinidad and Tobago for a third consecutive year on November 27-28, 2026. After holding the past two editions at Larry Gomes Stadium, the competition is relocating to the 23,000-capacity Hasely Crawford Stadium in Port of Spain. Over a dozen nations will compete across Men's Tier 1, Men's Tier 2, and Women's divisions.
With reigning champions Canada and Mexico scheduled to participate in the SVNS 3 tournament in Dubai that same weekend, the event will likely crown new regional titleholders. Potential contenders in the men's division include Jamaica, Barbados, Bermuda, and hosts Trinidad and Tobago, while the women's event presents opportunities for Trinidad and Tobago and Jamaica to break the recent dominance of Canada and Mexico.
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