Welsh star Jasmine Joyce played an integral part across the three days, with the Welsh speedster featuring in the gold medal match against Poland.
The women cruised through their qualification campaign, after securing comprehensive wins against Pool A opponents, Norway (55-0), Italy (36-5) and Czechia (37-5).
The momentum was carried into the later stages, as the side put in a solid performance against Germany in the quarter-finals to record a 53-0 victory.
Next up was Belgium in the semi-final, which was delayed by an hour due to an issue with the posts. The side remained unphased by the break in play and eventually went on to claim a comfortable 36-12 win against the Belgians.
The side were crowned champions after defeating Poland 33-0 in the final.
GB Women will now join Australia, Brazil, France, Ireland, New Zealand and United States at next year’s showpiece event, which will be held at Stade de France in Paris, with the final spot to be determined at a repechage tournament.
The GB Men’s squad which featured Welsh duo Tom and Morgan Williams, lost out to Ireland in their own qualification encounter, losing 26-12 in the final of the Men’s 2023 European Games’ 7s competition.
They remain in the mix for Paris 2024, however, with a repechage competition scheduled for June 2024, where one final Olympic berth will be allocated to the winner of that event.
