| Year of Tournament | WINNERS |
| 2001 22–23 June |
Cup: OSCA Rugby Club Plate: Penjara Sandakan |
| 2002 13–14 July |
Cup: IJM COBRA Plate: Highlanders |
| 2003 14–15 July |
Cup: IJMP COBRA Blacks Plate: RMAF Project Gemilang |
| 2004 10–11 July |
Cup: SRU Borneo Eagles Plate: RMAF Blackhawks Bowl: Sabah Rugby Union Academy |
| 2005 18–19 June |
Cup: Negeri Sembilan Wanderers Plate: Kwang Hua (Chinese Taipei) Bowl: AIA Fiji / SRU SUKMA |
| 2006 11–12 November |
Cup: Davetalevu (Fiji) Plate: Singapore Barbarians Bowl: RMAF Blackhawks |
| 2007 3–4 November |
Cup: SRC Borneo Eagles Plate: COBRA, Kuala Lumpur Bowl: Malaysian Armed Forces |
| 2008 8–9 November |
BORNEO TENS (Men) Cup: Penguins International (UK) Plate: Mustangs (South Africa) Bowl: Davetalevu (Fiji) WOMEN SEVENS Cup: Thailand Barbarians Plate: RSC Mandingo (Malaysia) |
| 2009 31 October–1 November |
BORNEO SEVENS International Club 7s Cup: Negeri Sembilan Wanderers Plate: SRC Borneo Eagles Bowl: Sibu Rugby Club |
| 2010 29–31 October |
BORNEO SEVENS International Club 7s Cup: Davetalevu (Fiji) Plate: NS Wanderers Bowl: Sabah Rugby Union Academy |
| 2011 23–25 September |
BORNEO SEVENS International Club 7s Not Held |
| 2012 27–28 October |
BORNEO SEVENS The Greenest Sevens In The World International Clubs Cup: Daveta (Fiji) Plate: Massey Rugby Club (New Zealand) Bowl: Nedlands Rugby Club (Australia) |
| 2013 26–27 October |
BORNEO SEVENS The Greenest Sevens In The World International Clubs Cup: Daveta (Fiji) Plate: Southern Lions (Australia) Bowl: RMAF Blackhawks Shield: Pally Pirates (Australia) |
| 2014 | Not Held |
| 2015 27 February–1 March |
BORNEO SEVENS The Greenest Sevens In The World International Clubs Cup: Borneo Eagles Plate: Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur Bowl: Malaysian University (UPM) Shield: ATM Blackhawks |
| 2016 19–20 March |
BORNEO SEVENS The Greenest Sevens In The World International Clubs Cup: Borneo Eagles Plate: Charis Rugby Sevens (Aus) Bowl: Sabah Eagles Shield: ATM Blackhawks |
| 2017 18–19 March |
BORNEO SEVENS The Greenest Sevens In The World International Club 7s (Men) Cup: Borneo Eagles Plate: Dinowin Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur Sports Club Bowl: Singapore Shield: Alabang Eagles (Philippines)Women Sevens Cup: Sri Lanka Plate: Korea Bowl: Singapore |
| 2018 16–18 March |
BORNEO SEVENS The Greenest Sevens In The World International Club 7s (Men) Cup: Iconz (Australia) Plate: Sabah Eagles Bowl: Thailand Shield: Sabah Sukma Spoon: Tainan Chang Jung Rugby Team (Chinese Taipei)Women Sevens Cup: Hong Kong Dragons Plate: Sabah Eagles Bowl: Sabah Sukma |
| 2019 23–24 March |
BORNEO SEVENS The Greenest Sevens In The World International Club 7s (Men) Cup: Borneo Eagles bt Hong Kong Dragons (19 – 14) Plate: Rimau 7s (Malaysia) bt Labuan Wipers Tsunami (17 – 14) Bowl: Narvskaya Zastava (Russia) bt Caloundra RU (7 – 0) Shield: Chinese Taipei bt Labuan Wipers Hugo (31 – 0)Women Sevens Cup: Nagato Blue Angels (Japan) bt Southern Districts Rebelettes (39 – 0) 3rd & 4th place: Pearls Mie bt Hong Kong Dragons (39 – 0) Plate: Panthera Ladies (Malaysia) bt Sabah Eagles (24 – 12) Bowl: Lady Volcanoes (Philippines) bt Singapore HPD (45 – 0) |
| 2020–2022 | Not Held |
| 2023 17–19 March |
BORNEO SEVENS
The Greenest Sevens In The World International Club 7s (Men) Men Cup Champion: ERC Borneo Eagles bt Hong Kong China Dragons (17 – 12) 3rd & 4th Plate: Malaysia Universities bt Royal Town Warriors (15 – 10) Plate Champion: SSTMI Tsunami bt Uzbeksitan Rugby Federation (15 – 10) Women Sevens Women Cup Champion: Eagles NZ 7s bt Kazakstan Rugby (22 – 10) 3rd & 4th place: Singapore National DEV bt Rugby India (19 – 12) Plate Champion: Briars Women Rugby bt Uzbeksitan Rugby Federation (12 – 5) |
| 2024 9–10 March |
BORNEO SEVENS
Men Cup Champion: New Zealand Cavaliers bt Borneo Eagles (19 – 12) 3rd & 4th Place: Briars Rugby Club (Australia) bt Uzbekistan R.F. (35 – 5) Plate: Delhi Hurricanes bt Malaysia Universities (17-10) Women Sevens Women Cup Champion: Borneo Flyers bt Uzbekistan RF (40 – 0) Plate Champion: BAC (Singapore) bt Eagles RFC Select Philippines (15 – 7) Bowl Champion: Briar’s Rugby Club (Australia) bt DKI Jakarta (24-5) Plate Champion: Briars Women Rugby bt Uzbeksitan RF (12 – 5) |