Three teams contested the Americas region qualifiers which took place over two legs. Second ranked USA were paired with lowest ranked Jamaica for the semi-final, with highest ranked Canada awaiting the winner in the final, with the tournament winner proceeding to the World Series.

The 2024 Women’s Pacific Bowl tournament doubled as qualification for the World Cup with the first placed team qualifying for the World Cup whilst the second placed team qualified for the World Series. The competition saw semi-finals and a final, with highest ranked Cook Islands meeting lowest ranked Fiji and second ranked Tonga facing Samoa.

Seven teams entered the competition which initially saw the two lowest ranked teams, Italy and Netherlands play each other in a preliminary play-off match. The resulting six teams were split into two groups of three with teams seeded in pairs (highest ranked with second ranked, third with fourth and fifth with sixth) with one team from each pair drawn to each group. The group winners qualified for the World Cup with the second placed teams contesting a play-off spot to determine participation in the World Series, with home advantage awarded to the highest ranked side.

Kenya hosted Nigeria in a 2-match series. The tournament rules cited the team with the highest aggregate scores advancing to the World Series, but as the aggregate scores were tied, the result had to be decided on countback. With the number of tries scored being equal, the next criteria was the number of goals having been kicked which determined Nigeria as the tournament winner.

Canada (Americas), Fiji (Asia-Pacific), Ireland (Europe) and Nigeria (Middle East & Africa) contested the first World Series. The tournament was played with semi-finals and a final. A third v fourth match was played for world rankings on finals day. The semi-finals were drawn using world rankings, with first ranked Ireland drawing lowest ranked Nigeria and second placed Canada paired with third ranked Fiji.