Women's Sevens World Cup

The Women's Sevens World Cup is a women's international rugby sevens competition organised by World Rugby (known as the International Rugby Board prior to 2014), the sport's international governing body. It has taken place every four years and alongside the men's tournament since 2009. Initially, the 2013 tournament was planned to be the final event following an IRB statement that their intention would be to end the World Cup Sevens so that the Olympic Games would be the one pinnacle in a four-year cycle for Rugby Sevens. However, the IRB eventually decided to retain the men's and women's World Cups. In the future, both events will be held in the middle of the Summer Olympic cycle, with the next editions set for 2018.

World Cup Tournament - Dubai 2009

Background

Date/Venue: March 5–7, Dubai (Source WR and various national union web pages)

Confirmed Qualifiers

(with date of qualification) - Brazil (28 January 2008), England, Netherlands, Russia, Spain, France, Italy (15 June 2008), Australia, New Zealand (26 July 2008), Japan, Thailand, China (5 October 2008) South Africa, Uganda, (21 September 2008), Canada, USA (26 October 2008)

Draw

The draw took place on 19 January 2009. The groups being:

IRB Ones to Watch

The IRB selected the following individuals as ones to watch.

Squads

Nation Squad
Australia Cheryl Soon (Captain), Nicole Beck, Tricia Brown, Bo De la Cruz, Alexandra Hargreaves, Debby Hogkinson, Shelley Matchem, Tui Ormsby, Ruan Sims, Rebecca Tavo, Selena Tranter, Tobie McGann
Netherlands Annemarije van Rossum, Kelly van Harskamp (RC The Bassets, Sassenheim), Dorien Eppink (RUS, Utrecht), Elke van Meer (RC Tilburg, Tilburg), Femke Bakkers (captain) (LRC DIOK, Leiden), Linda Franssen, Mara Moberg (AAC, Amsterdam), Lorraine Laros, Xandra Benthem de Grave, Kitty Vloemans, Pien Selbeck (SRC Thor, Delft), Wikke Tuinhout (URC, Utrecht)
France Corinne Lapebie, Celine Allainmat, Lucille Godiveau, Anais Lagougine, Sandrine Agricole, Fanny Horta, Emilie Verouil, Francoise Gomez, Julie Pujol, Marie Bourret, Jeanne Laurence, Alexandra Pertus
China Bai Ying, Yang Hong, Sun Tingting, Gao Yan, Liu Tingting, Liu Yan, Zhao Xinqi, Fan Wenjuan, Guan Qishi, Wang Qianli, Liu Qianqian, Ma Jiale
England Sue Day (c), Heather Fisher, Michaela Staniford (Wasps), Maggie Alphonsi, Rachael Burford, Claire Allan, Charlotte Barras (Saracens), Alice Richardson, Emma Layland (Richmond), Jo Yapp, Katherine Merchant (Worcester), Danielle Waterman (Blaydon Team Northumbria), Non-Playing Reserves - Sarah Beale (Lichfield), Amy Turner (Richmond)
Japan Ayaka Suzuki / Kameriya Club (Yokohama area), Chie Tanaka / Kyoto WRFC, Mami Okada / Nagoya Ladies, Ayumi Inui / Hyogo Ladies (Kobe area), Tsukasa Tsujimoto / Hyogo Ladies, Keiko Kato / Setagaya District Ladies (Tokyo), Naoko Hasebe / Setagaya Dist. Ladies, Ryoko Tsuboi / Phoenix Ladies (Yokohama), Marie Yamaguchi / Phoenix Ladies, Tae Shinto (Shindo?)/ Phoenix Ladies, Mayumi Takahashi / Japan PE University (Yokohama), Haruka Kamada
Russia Anastasiya Mukharyamova, Elena Shevtsova, Elena Gamova, Anna Gotseva, Anna Goryshkina, Ekaterina Andriyanova, (RGUTIS Moscow region), Marina Dumler, Alexandra Kerzhentseva (Burevestnik Novokuznetsk), Evgeniya Prikhodko (Prokopchanka Prokopyevsk), Natalia Selutina, Alexsandrina Mukhina, Alexsandra Smirnova (Slavyanka Moscow).
USA Ines Rodriguez, Jen Sinkler (Keystone), Lauren Hoeck, Jen Starkey (NOVA), Amy Daniels (Beantown), Alison Price (New York), Ellie Karvoski (Little Rock), Pam Kosanke, Teena Mastrangelo (Chicago Northshore), Christy Ringgenberg (Minnesota Valkyries), Jess Watkins (Stanford University), Kelly White
Canada Nat Bendavid, Rosie Cobbett, Tara Eckert, Maria Gallo, Brooke Hilditch, Mandy Marchak, Tanja Ness, Ashley Patzer, Cheryl Philips, Kelly Russell, Laura Stoughton, Brittany Waters
Brazil Beatriz Futuro, Bruna Lotufo, Gabriela Bittencourt, Julia Sarda, Jessica Santos, Nasasha Olsen, Mariana Ramalho, Paula Ishibashi, Gabriella Avila, Barbara Santiago, Emily Barker, Crisitana Futuro
Spain Laura Llado, Julia Pla, Marina Bravo, Isabel Roderiguez, Raquel, Socias, Barbara Pla, Berta Garcia, Montserrat Poza, Marta Pocurull, Angela Del Pan, Agurtzane Obregozo, Georgina de Swert
Thailand Naritsara Worakitsirikun, Jutamas Butket, Tidarat Sawatanam, Butsaya Bunrak, Aoychai Tummawat, Piyamat Chomphumee, Chitchanok Yusri, Rungrat Maineiwklang, Uthumporn Liamrat, Sujitra Suphaphattranon, Phanthippha Wongwangchan, Rasamee Sisonkham
New Zealand Julie Ferguson (Hawkes Bay), Carla Hohepa (Otago) Victoria Grant, Linda Itunu, Justine Lavea, Huriana Manuel, Hannah Porter(c), Teresa Te Tamaki, Angela McGregor (Auckland), Renee Wickliffe (Counties Manukau), Rachel Wikeepa (Waikato), Selica Winiata (Manawatu)
South Africa Yolanda Meiring (Blue Bulls), Natasha Hofmeester (Boland), Mandisa Williams (Border), Saloma Booysen, Lorinda Brown, Lamla Momoti, Nomathamsanqa Faleni, Phumeza Gadu, Zenay Jordaan (all Eastern Province), Marilize Jordaan (Free State), Nombulelo Mayonga (Griffons), Aimee Barret (Western Province)
Italy Giovanna Bado, Sara Barattin, Manuela Furlan, Silvia Peron, (Benetton Treviso), Cristina Molic, Silvia Pizzati, Valentina Schiavon, Veronica Schiavon, Maria Diletta Veronese (Sitam Riviera del Brenta), Sara Pettinelli (Red&Blu Roma), Paola Zangirolami, Maria Grazia Cioffi
Uganda Christine Kizito, Roseburg Kanyunyuzi, Agnes Nantongo, Helen Buteme (captain), Winnie Atyang, Harriet Kayonjo, Charlotte Mudoola, Justine Bayigga, Brenda Kayiyi, Prossy Nakakande, Aliyah Adania, Rachel Babirye

Group Stages

Games marked * played on the main pitch. Note the extra information is from the IRB and was noted from the fourth game that it didn't add up on their ticker, with a later four discrepancies between the ticker and the tables. The problem games will be investigated where possible to establish the exact scorers of tries.

POOL A

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
France 2 0 1 47 32
Australia 2 0 1 96 26
China 1 0 2 48 81
Netherlands 1 0 2 29 81

France top the group as they beat the team they were tied with

Australia (24) 50-12 (7) China*

  • 1st half, Tricia Brown (2), Chez Soon, Ru Sims, 2 cons v Yang Hong, 1 con
  • 2nd half, Debby Hodgkinson, Bo De la Cruz (3), 3 cons v Yang Hong

Netherlands (7) 17-14 (7) France*

  • 1st half, Kelly van Harskamp, 1 con v Anais Lagougine, 1 con
  • 2nd half, Lorraine Laros, 1 con, 1 Pen (Laros) v Alexandra Pertus, 1 con

Australia (0) 10-14 (7) France

  • 1st half, 0, Ru Sims YC v Alexandra Pertus, 1 con
  • 2nd half, Debby Hodgkinson, Sel Tranter v Alexandra Pertus, 1 con

Netherlands (7) 12 - (14) 31 China

  • 1st half, ANOther, 1 con v Bai Ying, Yang Hong, 2 cons
  • 2nd half, Mara Moberg v Zhao Xinqi, Liu Yan, Yang Hong,1 con

Australia (24) 36-0 (0) Netherlands

  • 1st half, Debby Hodgkinson (3), Tobie McGann, 2 cons v 0
  • 2nd half Debby Hodgkinson, Tobie McGann, 1 con v 0

France (14) 19-5 (5) China

  • 1st half, Celine Allainmat, Anais Langougine, 2 cons v Liu Tingtang
  • 2nd half, Fanny Horta v 0

POOL B

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
England 3 0 0 93 0
USA 2 0 1 50 17
Russia 1 0 2 31 51
Japan 0 0 3 10 116

England (10) 17-0 (0) USA*

  • 1st half, Sue Day (2) v 0
  • 2nd half, Claire Allan, 1 con (Richardson) v 0

Japan (0) 10-31 (19) Russia*

  • 1st half, 0 v Natalia Selyutina (3), 2 cons
  • 2nd half, Ryoko Tsuboi, Marie Yamaguchi v Anastasiya Mukhar'yamova (2) (1 con)

England (17) 29-0 (0) Russia

  • 1st half, Charlotte Barras, Sue Day, Michaela Staniford, 1 con (Burford) v 0
  • 2nd half, Charlotte Barras, Alice Richardson, 1 con (Richardson) v 0

Japan (0) 0-38 (26) USA

  • 1st half, 0 v Jenn Starkey, Ines Rodriguez, Christina Mastrangelo, Jess Watkins (3 cons)
  • 2nd half, 0 v Christie Ringgenberg, ANOther, (1 con)

Russia (0) 0-12 (12) USA

  • 1st half 0 v Jess Watkins (2), 1 con
  • 2nd half 0 v 0

England (21) 47-0 (0) Japan

  • 1st half, Danielle Waterman (2), Kat Merchant, 3 cons (Burford 3) v 0
  • 2nd half, Rachael Burford, Michaela Staniford, Charlotte Barras, Maggie Alphonsi, 3 cons (Burford 1, Richardson 2) v 0

POOL C

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
Spain 3 0 0 50 12
Canada 2 0 1 90 19
Brazil 1 0 2 12 67
Thailand 0 0 3 29 83

Canada (26) 52-7 (7) Thailand

  • 1st half, Mandy Marchak (3), ANOther, 3 cons v Worakitsirikun, 1 con
  • 2nd half, Ashley Patzer, Brooke Hilditch, ANOther, Mandy Marchak, 3 cons v 0

Brazil (0) 0 v 19 (0) Spain

  • 1st half, no score
  • 2nd half, 0 v Marta Pocurull, Julia Pla, Marina Bravo, 2 cons

Brazil (5) 12-10 (5) Thailand

  • 1st half, Gabriela Avila v Uthumporn Liamrat
  • 2nd half, Natasha Olsen, 1 con v Chitchanok Yusri

Canada (0) 0-12 (12) Spain

  • 1st half, 0 v Barbara Pla, Berta Garcia, 1 con
  • 2nd half 0 v 0

Spain (7) 19-12 (5) Thailand*

  • 1st half, Berta Garcia, 1 con (Laura Llado) v Chitchanok Yusri
  • 2nd half, Marta Pocurull, Raquel Social, 1 con v Jutamas Butket, 1 con

Canada (14) 38-0 (0) Brazil*

  • 1st half, Ashley Patzer, Laura Stoughton, 2 cons v 0
  • 2nd half, Ashley Patzer(2), Brooke Hilditch(2), 2 cons v 0

POOL D

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
New Zealand 3 0 0 120 0
South Africa 2 0 1 43 30
Italy 1 0 2 17 69
Uganda 0 0 3 7 88

New Zealand (21) 50-0 (0) Uganda

  • 1st half, Carla Hohepa (2), Huriana Manuel, 3 con v 0
  • 2nd half, Hannah Porter, Selica Winiata, Rachel Wikeepa (2), Renee Wickliffe, 2 cons v 0

South Africa (7) 17-5 (5) Italy

  • 1st half, Tash Hofmeester, 1 con (Mering) v Veronese
  • 2nd half, Tash Hofmeester, Yolanda Mering, v 0

New Zealand (24) 45-0 (0) Italy*

  • 1st half, Linda Itunu (3), Victoria Grant, 2 cons v 0
  • 2nd half, Rachel Wikeepa, Huriana Manuel, Selica Winiata, (3 cons) v 0

South Africa (14) 26-0 (0) Uganda*

  • 1st half, Tash Hofmeester, Lorinda Brown(2 cons) v 0
  • 2nd half, Phumeza Gadu, ANOther, (1 con) v 0

Italy (5) 12-7 (0) Uganda

  • 1st half, Silvia Pizzati v 0
  • 2nd half, Sara Baratin, 1 con v Justine Bayiga, 1 con

New Zealand (10) 25-0 (0) South Africa

  • 1st half, Carla Hohepa, Julie Ferguson v 0
  • 2nd half, Hannah Porter, Carla Hohepa, Julie Ferguson v 0

Classification Stages

Bowl Quarter Finals (note losers do not play again)

China (7) 21-5 (0) Japan

Italy (5) 17-0 (0) Thailand

Brazil (5) 12-7 (0) Uganda

Russia (0) 12-5 (5) Netherlands

Cup Quarter Finals

France (0) 0 v 19 (0) USA

New Zealand (26) 33-12 (0) Canada

Spain (7) 7-15 (5)South Africa

England (10) 10 - 17 (5) Australia

Bowl Semi Finals

China (14) 28-0 (0) Italy

Brazil (7) 12-12 (12)Russia

Sudden Death - 17-12

SD, Barbara Santiago v 0

Plate Semi Finals

France (12) 12-19 (5) Canada

Spain (7) 7-12 (5) England

Cup Semi Finals

USA (5) 12-14 (7) New Zealand*

South Africa (5) 10-19 (7) Australia*

Bowl Final

China (5) 10-7 (7) Brazil*

Plate Final

Canada (0) 0-12 (12) England*

Cup Final

Australia (10) 10-10 (5) New Zealand*

Sudden Death - 15-10

SD, Shelly Matcham v 0

Score Sequence - 5-0, 10-0, YC, 10-5, HT, 10-10, FT, 15-10

INAUGURAL WORLD CUP WINNERS: AUSTRALIA

Statistics

The following is the concluded scoring accreditation drawn from the IRB summary (does not show all points and tries) and the score schedules attached to the games above. This has involved some assumptions about conversions. The following tries are still unallocated - Netherlands (v China), USA (v Japan), South Africa (v Uganda), Canada (2) (v Thailand). There are also some unallocated conversions - USA, Brazil, Spain (2), Thailand. Note not all conversions are named above (i.e. it is known that certain individuals scored conversions, just not in which games). Finally, there may be a third Canadian try to allocate, and one player listed for New Zealand with 1 or 2 tries may have it removed as there appears to have been a double count.

Player Nation Points Tries Goals
Selica Winiata New Zealand 52 4 16
Carla Hohepa New Zealand 45 9 0
Yang Hong China 40 8 0
Ashley Patzer Canada 38 4 9
Debby Hodgkinson Australia 35 7 0
Christy Ringgenberg USA 29 3 7
Tricia Brown Australia 27 3 6
Brooke Hilditch Canada 25 5 0
Jess Watkins USA 25 5 0
Mandy Marchak Canada 25 5 0
Natalia Selyutina Russia 25 5 0
Tobie McGann Australia 25 3 5
Rachel Burford England 22 2 6
Bo De la Cruz Australia 20 4 0
Charlotte Barras England 20 4 0
Fan Wenjuan China 20 2 5
Sue Day England 20 4 0
Tash Hofmeester South Africa 20 4 0
Anais Lagougine France 18 2 4
Anastasiya Mukhar'yamove Russia 17 3 1
Liu Yan China 17 1 6
Beatriz Futuro Brazil 15 3 0
Berta Garcia Spain 15 3 0
Laura Llado Spain 15 1 5
Linda Itunu New Zealand 15 3 0
Alexandra Pertus France 15 3 0
Danielle Waterman England 15 3 0
Hannah Porter New Zealand 15 3 0
Hurian Manuel New Zealand 15 3 0
Rachel Wikeepa New Zealand 15 3 0
Alice Richardson England 15 1 5
Lorraine Laros Netherlands 14 1 4
Yolanda Meiring South Africa 13 1 4
Gabriela Avila Brazil 11 1 3
Claire Allan England 10 2 0
Michaela Staniford England 10 2 0
Kat Merchant England 10 2 0
Nicole Beck Australia 10 2 0
Rebecca Tavo Australia 10 2 0
Bai Ying China 10 2 0
Zhao Xinqi China 10 2 0
Chitchanok Yusri Thailand 10 2 0
Barbara Santiago Brazil 10 2 0
Marta Pocurull Spain 10 2 0
Julie Ferguson New Zealand 10 2 0
Lorinda Brown South Africa 10 2 0
Phumeza Gadu South Africa 10 2 0
Maria Diletta Veronese Italy 10 2 0
Justine Bayigga Uganda 10 2 0
Kelly Van Harskamp Netherlands 10 2 0
Emilie Verouil France 10 2 0
Rosie Cobbett Canada 8 0 4
Jutamas Butket Thailand 7 1 1
Ekaterina Andrianova Russia 6 0 3
Jenn Stanley USA 5 1 0
Ines Rodriguez USA 5 1 0
Amy Daniel USA 5 1 0
Christine Mastrangelo USA 5 1 0
Alexsandrina Mukhina Russia 5 1 0
Ryoko Tsuboi Japan 5 1 0
Marie Yamaguchi Japan 5 1 0
Mami Okada Japan 5 1 0
Maggie Alphonsi England 5 1 0
Ru Sims Australia 5 1 0
Chez Soon Australia 5 1 0
Sel Tranter Australia 5 1 0
Shelly Matcham Australia 5 1 0
Liu Tingtang China 5 1 0
Wang Qianli China 5 1 0
Mara Moberg Netherlands 5 1 0
Celine Allainmat France 5 1 0
Fanny Horta France 5 1 0
Laura Stoughton Canada 5 1 0
Naritsara Worakitsirikun Thailand 5 1 0
Uthumporn Liamrat Thailand 5 1 0
Natasha Olsen Brazil 5 1 0
Emily Barker Brazil 5 1 0
Julia Pla Spain 5 1 0
Marina Bravo Spain 5 1 0
Raquel Social Spain 5 1 0
Barbara Pla Spain 5 1 0
Victoria Grant New Zealand 5 1 0
Renee Wickliffe New Zealand 5 1 0
Justine Laveya New Zealand 5 1 0
Salomo Booysen South Africa 5 1 0
Thamie Faleni South Africa 5 1 0
Valentina Schiavon Italy 5 1 0
Silvia Pizzati Italy 5 1 0
Sara Barattin Italy 5 1 0
Manuela Furlan Italy 5 1 0
Kelly Russell Canada 5 1 0
Rachel Babirye Uganda 4 0 2
Sandrine Agricole France 4 0 2
Veronica Schiavon Italy 4 0 2
Elena Gamova Russia 2 0 1
Lucille Godiveau France 2 0 1
Piyamay Chomphumee Thailand 2 0 1
Rungrat Maineiwklang Thailand 2 0 1

World Cup Tournament - Russia 2013

Background

Date/Venue: June 28–30, Luzhniki Stadium[1] in Moscow, Russia,[2] will be the second edition of the Women's competition.

Squads

Russia: NadezhdaKudinova, Rusiet Edidzhi, Anastasia Mukharyamova, Marina Petrova, BaizatKhamidova, Svetlana Usatikh, Ekaterina Kabeeva, Ekaterina Kazakova, AnnaMalygina, Anna Prib, Ekaterina Bankerova, Maria Titova

Tunisia: KhouloudGmir, Dhekra Khemili, Ikhlas Abida, Ines Souissi, Rim Elhadjalo, Donia Carfi,Saoussen Dellago, Amani Gharbi, Rihab Zorgati, Rawia Othmani, Mariem Mekni,Dorsaf Mahbouli

Japan: ChiharuAkamura, Ayaka Suzuki, Misaki Suzuki, Kana Mitsugi, Akari Fujisaki, MakikoTomita, Noriko Taniguchi, Yume Okoroda, Yoko Suzuko, Chisato Yokoo, MarieYamagucki, Chikami Inoue

China: Liu Yan, Fan Wenguan, Gong Guye, MaGuoping, Liu Yang, Sun Tingting, Yao Jihan, Chen Ming, Li Yuanyuan, Zhao Xinqi,Tong Wueqin, Chen Keyi

Brazil: Beatriz Futuro Muhlbauer, AngélicaPereira Gevaerd, Carla Neme Barbosa, Edna Santini, Julia Albino Sardá, JulianaEsteves, Luiza Gonzalez Campos, Maria Gabriela Ávila, Mariana Ramalho, PaulaHarumi Ishibashi, Tais Bernal Balconi, Thais Cruz

South Africa: Lorinda Brown, NomathamsanqaFaleni, Phumeza Gadu, Veroeshka Grain, Natasha Hofmeester, Zenay Jordaan,Benele Makwezela, Nomaphelo Mayongo, Yolanda Meiring, Fundiswa Plaatjie,Mathrin Simmers, Mandisa Williams

Spain: Marina Bravo, Maria Casado, Patricia Garcia, Irene Schiavon, MartaCabane, Elisabet Martinez, Angela Del Pan, Maria Ribera, Barbara Pla, PaulaMedin, Berta Garcia, Ana Vanesa Rial

Ireland: Jenny Murphy, Claire Molloy,Sophie Spence, Jeanette Feighery, Larissa Muldoon Lynne Cantwell, AlisonMiller, Shannon Houston, Amy Davis, Ashleigh Baxter, Laura O'Mahony, NicoleCaughey

Fiji: PriscillaSiata (c), Siteri Savua, Asinate Savu, Tavaita Rokowati, Rusila Nagasau, TalicaVodo, Luisa Basei, Esiteri Bulikiobo, Viniana Riwai, Litia Naiqato, ElinaRatauluva and Suliana Gusuivalu.

England: Katy McLean, Emily Scarratt, KatherineMerchant, Claire Allan, FranMatthews, Jo Watmore, Alice Richardson, Heather Fisher, Marlie Packer, Micheala Staniford (c), Rachael Burford, Nathasha Hunt

Australia: IlisevaBatibasaga, Katrina Barker, Charlotte Caslick, Emilee Cherry, Nikki Etheridge,Shannon Parry, Tiana Penitani, Saofaiga Saemo, Shontelle Stowers, Rebecca Tavo,Amy Turner, Sharni Williams

Canada: Arielle Dubissette-Borrice,Bianca Farella, Magali Harvey, Jennifer Kish, C, Ghislaine Landry, MandyMarchak, Kayla Moleschi, Heather Moyse, Karen Paquin, Kelly Russell, AshleySteacy, Brittany Waters

USA: JillionPotter, Kelly Griffin, Vanesha McGee, Deven Owsiany, Kimberly Rozier, Ryan Carlyle, Victoria Folayan, Emilie Bydwell, Irene Gardner,Christine Ringgenberg, Nathalie Marchino, Kathryn "KJ" Johnson

New Zealand: KellyBrazier, Sarah Goss, Vaine Greig, Honey Hireme, Linda Itunu, Huriana Manuel,Kayla McAlister, Tyla Nathan-Wong, Alexis Tapsell, Selica Winiata, ReneeWickliffe, Portia Woodman

Netherlands: Linda Franssen (captain),Lorraine Laros (vice captain), Joyce van Altena, Inge Visser, Anne Hielckert,Pien Selbeck, Kelly van Harskamp, Annemarije van Rossum, Dorien Eppink, PaulaSchouten, Nicole Kwee, Bente Gelauff

France: Pauline Biscarat (Bobigny),Laura Delas (Tarbes), Koumiba Djossouvi (Montpellier), Camille Grassineau(Bordeaux), Fanny Horta (Perpignan), Shannon Izar (Lille), Caroline Ladagnous(Lons), Anaïs Lagougine (Bordeaux), Christelle Le Duff (Perpignan), Jade LePesq (Rennes), Marjorie Mayans (Lons), Chloé Pelle (Lille).

Group Stages

POOL A

Nation

Won

Drawn

Lost

For

Against

New Zealand 3 0 0 97 5
Canada 2 0 1 65 27
Netherlands 1 0 2 33 61
Tunisia 0 0 3 5 105
  • New Zealand 36 - 0 Tunisia
  • Canada 17 - 7 Netherlands
  • Canada 43 - 0 Tunisia
  • New Zealand 41 - 0 Netherlands
  • Netherlands 26 - 3 Tunisia
  • Canada 5 - 20 New Zealand

POOL B

Nation

Won

Drawn

Lost

For

Against

Australia 3 0 0 87 5
Ireland 2 0 1 45 37
South Africa 1 0 2 24 48
China 0 0 3 17 83
  • Australia 36 - 0 China
  • South Africa 5 - 12 Ireland
  • Australia 22 - 5 Ireland
  • South Africa 19 - 7 China
  • China 10 - 28 Ireland
  • Australia 29 - 0 South Africa

POOL C

Nation

Won

Drawn

Lost

For

Against

USA 3 0 0 62 19
Spain 1 1 1 47 43
Brazil 1 0 2 34 52
Fiji 0 1 2 33 62
  • USA 12 - 7 Brazil
  • Spain 14 - 14 Fiji
  • USA 31 - 5 Fiji
  • Spain 26 - 10 Brazil
  • Brazil 17 - 14 Fiji
  • USA 19 - 7 Spain

POOL D

Nation

Won

Drawn

Lost

For

Against

Russia 2 1 0 57 51
England 2 0 1 69 17
France 1 1 1 69 41
Japan 0 0 3 10 96
  • England 15 - 0 France
  • Russia 14 - 10 Japan
  • Russia 26 - 26 France
  • England 39 - 0 Japan
  • France 43 - 0 Japan
  • England 15 - 17 Russia

Classification Stages

Bowl Quarter-Finals

Bowl Semi-Finals

Bowl Final

Quarter-Finals

Plate Semi-Finals

Plate Final

Semi-Finals

Third Place

Final

Player points and tries

Player Team Points
Portia Woodman NZL 60
Ghislaine Landry CAN 37
Kelly Brazier NZL 32
Kelly van Harskamp NED 30
Tiana Penitani AUS 30
Annemarije van Rossum NED 26
Sharni Williams AUS 23
Shannon Izar FRA 20
Vanesha McGee USA 20
Victoria Folayan USA 20
Barbara Pla ESP 20
Caroline Ladagnous FRA 20
Ekaterina Kazakova RUS 20
Emilee Cherry AUS 20
Honey Hireme NZL 20
Kat Merchant ENG 20
Anais Lagougine FRA 20
Michaela Staniford ENG 20
Rusila Nagasau FIJ 19
Magali Harvey CAN 18
Pauline Biscarat FRA 17
Patricia Garcia ESP 16
Katy Mclean ENG 16
Kimber Rosier USA 16
Katrina Barker AUS 15

Player Team Tries
Portia Woodman NZL 12
Ghislaine Landry CAN 7
Tiana Penitani AUS 6
Kelly van Harskamp NED 6
Kelly Brazier NZL 4
Emilee Cherry AUS 4
Victoria Folayan USA 4
Honey Hireme NZL 4
Shannon Izar FRA 4
Ekaterina Kazakova RUS 4
Caroline Ladagnous FRA 4
Anais Lagougine FRA 4
Vanesha McGee USA 4
Kat Merchant ENG 4
Barbara Pla ESP 4
Michaela Staniford ENG 4
Annemarije van Rossum NED 4
Phumeza Gadu RSA 3
Berta Garcia ESP 3
Gong Guye CHN 3
Sarah Goss NZL 3
Suliana Batirau Gusuivalu FIJ 3
Baizat Khamidova RUS 3
Huriana Manuel NZL 3
Alison Miller IRE 3

References

  1. "RWC Sevens 2013 dates announced" (Press release). Rugby World Cup Limited. 2012-05-12. Retrieved 2012-05-12.
  2. "Russia to host Rugby World Cup Sevens 2013" (Press release). International Rugby Board. 2010-05-12. Retrieved 2010-05-13.

See also

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