Women's International Rugby Union Sevens

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[edit] Introduction

The objective of this page is to put on record the details of all International Rugby Union Sevens matches for women. These will be listed as tournaments on the whole although there may be the occasional example of one off games (e.g. as a curtain raiser). Attempts will then be made to collate each teams personal record.

All tournaments will be listed chronologically with the earliest first. If two tournaments are run concurrently the apparently more senior will be listed first.

Tournaments will only be included where the majority of teams are International (where some teams may be age grouped, emerging, developmental etc. or scratch teams). Tournaments which include only one International team will not be included in the main list but there will be category briefly noting their attendance.

The summary at the foot of this page attempts to collate results for nations across tournaments. This is naturally flawed due to missing results and as a result does not include a running total of scores. Tournaments that have been included will have Summarised shown in their entry. This will be limited to tournaments that are either complete or near complete.

[edit] Hong Kong Tournament 1997

Played at Hong Kong March 1997 (Source Hong Kong Union)

The first women's tournament at Hong Kong.

Winners New Zealand

Australia may have won the plate 17-7 (listed as 1996 on Australia national pages)

Canada participated

[edit] Hong Kong Tournament 1999

Played at Hong Kong 22nd to 24th March 1999 (Source Hong Kong Union) Summarised

Winners New Zealand

Group stages

POOL A

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
New Zealand 2 0 0 125 0 4
Japan 1 0 1 15 71 2
Russia 0 0 2 5 74 0

Japan 15-5 Russia

New Zealand 66-0 Japan

New Zealand 59-0 Russia

POOL B

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
Australia 2 0 0 55 14 4
Samoa 1 0 1 48 17 2
Hong Kong 0 0 2 0 72 0

Samoa 34-0 Hong Kong

Australia 17-14 Samoa

Australia 38-0 Hong Kong

POOL C

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
USA 1 0 0 62 0 2
China 0 0 1 0 62 0

USA 62-0 China

POOL D

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
England 2 0 0 82 0 4
Arabian Gulf 1 0 1 22 36 2
Singapore 0 0 2 0 68 0

Arabian Gulf 22-0 Singapore

England 36-0 Arabian Gulf

England 46-0 Singapore

[edit] Classification Stages

Plate Quarter Finals

Samoa 36-0 Russia

Singapore 12-0 China

Japan 15-5 Hong Kong

Plate Semi Finals

Samoa 31-5 Arabian Gulf

Japan 41-0 Singapore

Plate Final

Samoa 46-0 Japan

Cup Semi Finals

USA 24-5 England

New Zealand 38-0 Australia

Cup Final

New Zealand 29-0 USA

[edit] Asian Tournament 2000

Played at Hong Kong March 23rd and 24th 2000 (Source Peoples Daily)

The first Asian Tournament.

Participants Japan, Kazakhstan, Singapore, Thailand, Arabian Gulf, Hong Kong and possibly China

[edit] Hong Kong Tournament 2000

Played at Hong Kong 22nd to 24th March 2000 (Source Hong Kong Union) (Summarised)

Winners New Zealand

Group stages

POOL A

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
New Zealand 5 0 0 243 0 10
Samoa 4 0 1 125 60 8
Wales 2 1 2 101 75 5
Hong Kong 2 1 2 77 98 5
Thailand 1 0 4 17 171 2
Arabian Gulf 0 0 5 15 174 0

Samoa 31-0 Arabian Gulf

New Zealand 41-0 Wales

Hong Kong 31-0 Thailand

Samoa 22-10 Wales

Thailand 17-10 Arabian Gulf

New Zealand 62-0 Hong Kong

Wales 25-0 Thailand

New Zealand 38-0 Samoa

Hong Kong 22-5 Arabian Gulf

New Zealand 52-0 Thailand

Samoa 19-12 Hong Kong

Wales 54-0 Arabian Gulf

Samoa 53-0 Thailand

Wales 12-12 Hong Kong

New Zealand 50-0 Arabian Gulf

Group stages

POOL B

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
Australia 4 1 0 152 24 9
USA 4 1 0 135 7 9
Netherlands 3 0 2 70 97 6
Kazakhstan 2 0 3 63 41 4
Japan 1 0 4 63 114 2
Singapore 0 0 5 12 212 0

Australia 56-0 Singapore

USA 29-0 Netherlands

Kazakhstan 19-5 Japan

Australia 48-7 Netherlands

Kazakhstan 34-0 Singapore

USA 35-0 Japan

Netherlands 10-5 Kazakhstan

USA 7-7 Australia

Japan 43-7 Singapore

USA 14-0 Kazakhstan

Australia 29-5 Japan

Netherlands 29-5 Singapore

Australia 12-5 Kazakhstan

Netherlands 24-10 Japan

USA 50-0 Singapore

[edit] Classification Stages

BOWL

Semi Finals

Japan 46-0 Arabian Gulf

Singapore 19-0 Thailand

Final

Japan 55-7

PLATE

Semi Finals

Kazakhstan 46-0 Hong Kong

Netherlands 12-7 Wales

Final

Kazakhstan 20-7 Netherlands

CUP

Semi Finals

Australia 26-10 Samoa

New Zealand 17-10

Final

New Zealand 36-10 Australia

ASIAN CUP FINAL

Believed to be an additional match called an Asian Final, based on group standings.

Kazakhstan 41-0 Hong Kong

[edit] Hong Kong Tournament 2001

Played at Hong Kong 28th to 30th March 2001 (Source Hong Kong Union) Summarised

Winners New Zealand

The tournament also incorporated an Asian Group with Kazakhstan, Hong Kong and Japan also playing in the main competition. It is possible that the first matches for the Asian teams were knockout to see who would proceed into both the Asian Semi Finals and the main cometiton but this is not confirmed. If this is the case China did not play a knockout game but went on to win the Asian sub group and claim a place in the semi finals.

Group stages

POOL A

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
New Zealand 4 0 0 176 0 8
Samoa 3 0 1 86 53 6
Sweden 2 0 2 53 94 4
Kazakhstan 1 0 3 49 89 2
Japan 0 0 4 14 142 0

New Zealand 31-0 Samoa

Sweden 29-0 Kazakhstan

Samoa 39-7 Japan

New Zealand 55-0 Sweden

Kazakhstan 39-0 Japan

Samoa 32-5 Sweden

New Zealand 45-0 Kazakhstan

Sweden 19-7 Japan

Samoa 15-10 Kazakhstan

New Zealand 45-0 Japan

POOL B

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
USA 4 0 0 86 0 8
England 3 0 1 100 10 6
Australia 2 0 2 88 44 4
Netherlands 1 0 3 20 98 2
Hong Kong 0 0 4 0 142 0

USA 17-0 Australia

England 27-0 Netherlands

USA 33-0 Hong Kong

England 27-0 Australia

Netherlands 20-0 Hong Kong

USA 10-0 England

Australia 45-0 Netherlands

England 46-0 Hong Kong

USA 26-0 Netherlands

Australia 43-0 Hong Kong

POOL C - Asian Group

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
China 2 1 0 43 22 5
Singapore 2 0 1 14 30 4
Arabian Gulf 1 0 2 44 31 2
Thailand 0 1 2 15 34 1

Possible Knock Out Round

Hong Kong 17-0 Arabian Gulf

Kazakhstan 29-0 Thailand

Japan 10-0 Singapore

Group Games

Singapore 7-5 Thailand

Arabian Gulf 22-5

Singapore 7-5 Arabian Gulf

China 19-17 Arabian Gulf

China 20-0 Singapore

China 5-5 Thailand

[edit] Classification Stages

Plate Semi Finals

Australia 31-0 Sweden

Kazakhstan 24-0 Netherlands

Asian Semi Finals

Hong Kong 19-5 Japan

Kazakhstan 48-0 China

Cup Semi Finals

USA 10-0 Samoa

New Zealand 25-0 England

Asian 3rd Place

China 19-5 Japan

Bowl Final

Hong Kong 25-12 Japan

Plate Final

Australia 41-12 Kazakhstan

Overall 3rd Place

Samoa 25-0 England

Asian Final

Kazakhstan 45-0 Hong Kong

Cup Final

New Zealand 22-0 USA

[edit] Whangerei Tournament 2002

Played at New Zealand on 17th February 2002 (Source NZ Rugby)

New Zealand A 12-12 USA

New Zealand B 31-5 Invitation

New Zealand B 12-5 USA

New Zealand A 35-0 Invitation

USA 19-0 Invitation

New Zealand A ?-? New Zealand B

Details of the Invitation team are not known

[edit] Hong Kong Tournament 2002

Played at Hong Kong March 2002 (Source Hong Kong Union)

Winners New Zealand (this was actually the Aotearoa Maori team but the IRB have recognised them as the full New Zealand team. They have continued to represent New Zealand since)

[edit] Classification Stages

New Zealand 14-7 USA


[edit] Lomai Tournament 2003

(Source Fiji Rugby)

Mainly a club tournament in Fiji, the Fiji team took the opportunity to help some of their players make the transition from touch to contact. The USA also played thus warranting inclusion in the main list.

The Touchdown team seems to have been the basis of the Fiji team and it is possible that the group game was counted as

Fiji 7-0 USA

although more properly this was actually the Fiji touch team playing contact.

The tournament saw USA 3rd and Touchdown 1st.

What leads to confusion is that an exhibition match was played with mostly Touchdown players bolstered by two from the runners up (QVSOB). This appears to be considered the national Fiji team.

Fiji 0-21 USA

The USA are then described as Champions although the last match appears to have had little to do with the tournament.

[edit] Whangerei Tournament 2003

USA are known to have gone on to this tournament before Hong Kong.

[edit] Asian Tournament 2003

(Source various) Played at Hong Kong 27th March 2003 Summarised

Pool A

Kazakhstan, Hong Kong Barbarians replacing Japan, Singapore, Thailand, Kyrgistan (debut)

Pool B

Hong Kong, China, Arabian Gulf, Sri Lanka (debut), Uzbekistan (debut)

The top two from each pool progressed to the Hong Kong Sevens below - Kazakhstan, Thailand, Hong Kong, Arabian Gulf

POOL A

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
Kazakhstan 4 0 0 176 5 8
Thailand 3 0 1 65 58 6
Singapore 2 0 2 56 70 4
Hong Kong Barbarians 1 0 3 15 87 2
Kyrgistan 0 0 4 17 109 0

Hong Kong Barbarians 10-0 Kyrgistan

Singapore 17-10 Kyrgistan

Singapore 22-0 Hong Kong Barbarians

Kazakhstan 29-5 Thailand

Thailand 22-17 Singapore

Kazakhstan 56-0 Kyrgistan

Thailand 12-5 Hong Kong Barbarians

Kazakhstan 38-0 Singapore

Thailand 26-7 Kyrgistan

Kazakhstan 53-0 Hong Kong Barbarians

POOL B

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
Hong Kong 4 0 0 139 10 8
Arabian Gulf 3 0 1 106 22 6
China 2 0 2 27 56 4
Sri Lanka 1 0 3 24 99 2
Uzbekistan 0 0 4 5 114 0

Arabian Gulf 28-0 Uzbekistan

Hong Kong 43-0 Sri Lanka

China 22-0 Uzbekistan

Hong Kong 22-5 Arabian Gulf

Sri Lanka 24-0 Uzbekistan

Arabian Gulf 22-0 China

China 5-0 Sri Lanka

Hong Kong 40-5 Uzbekistan

Arabian Gulf 51-0 Sri Lanka

Hong Kong 34-0 China

[edit] Hong Kong Tournament 2003

Played at Hong Kong 27th and 28th March 2003 (Source Hong Kong Union) Summarised

Participants England, New Zealand, USA, Fiji (first time since 1997) and 4 from the preceding Asian tournament.

Winners New Zealand

POOL A

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
New Zealand 3 0 0 86 12 6
England 2 0 1 44 26 4
USA 1 0 2 38 27 2
Fiji 0 0 3 0 103 0

New Zealand 26-12 England

USA 38-0 Fiji

New Zealand 38-0 Fiji

England 5-0 USA

New Zealand 22-0

England 27-0 Fiji

POOL B - Asian Qualifiers

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
Kazakhstan 3 0 0 6
Hong Kong 2 0 1 4
Arabian Gulf 1 0 2 2
Thailand 0 0 3 0

[edit] Classification Stages

Cup Quarter Finals

England 27-0 Arabian Gulf

Kazakhstan 27-5 Fiji

USA 29-0 Hong Kong

New Zealand 46-0 Thailand

Plate Semi Finals

Fiji 34-0 Arabian Gulf

Hong Kong 19-5 Thailand

Cup Semi Finals

England 19-5 Kazakhstan

New Zealand 17-5 USA

Shield Final

Arabian Gulf 24-5 Thailand

Bowl Final

Fiji 34-12 Hong Kong

Kazakhstan 14-7 USA 7

Cup Final

New Zealand 27-0 England

[edit] European Tournament 2003

Played at Lunel, France, 24th May 2005 Summarised

POOL A

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
Spain 4 0 0 162 5
Switzerland 3 0 1 131 24
Belgium 2 0 2 31 79
Norway 1 0 3 12 112
Czech Republic 0 0 4 5 121

Switzerland 47-0 Czech Republic

Spain 45-0 Belgium

Norway 7-0 Czech Republic

Switzerland 29-0 Belgium

Spain 50-0 Norway

Belgium 19-5 Czech Republic

Switzerland 50-5 Norway

Spain 48-0 Czech Republic

Belgium 12-0 Norway

Spain 19-5 Switzerland

POOL B

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
France 4 0 0 165 5
Sweden 3 0 1 68 50
Portugal 2 0 2 90 39
Croatia 1 0 3 24 129
Bulgaria 0 0 4 5 129

Croatia 19-5 Bulgaria

France 22-0 Portugal

Sweden 32-0 Croatia

Portugal 40-0 Bulgaria

France 40-5 Sweden

Portugal 40-5 Croatia

Sweden 19-0 Bulgaria

France 52-0 Croatia

Sweden 12-10 Portugal

France 51-0 Bulgaria

[edit] Classification Stages

Plate Semi Finals

Portugal 26-5 Norway

Belgium 7-0 Croatia

Cup Semi Finals

France 35-0 Switzerland

Spain 49-0 Sweden

Shield Final

Czech Republic 24-0 Bulgaria

7th Place

Croatia 7-5 Norway

5th Place (Plate)

Portugal 14-0 Belgium

3rd Place

Switzerland 5-0 Sweden

Cup Final

Spain 21-12 France

[edit] South Pacific Games 2003

(Source Fiji Union)

Plans were afoot for a women's sevens tournament but it required six teams. It is not thought that this was achieved.

[edit] CAR North Tournament 2004

Played in Tunisia. Montpellier known to have played. This is believed to be the first tournament in Africa.

[edit] Hong Kong Tournament 2004

Played at Hong Kong March 2004 (Source Hong Kong Union)

Participants New Zealand, Australia, China, Hong Kong, Kazakhstan, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Thailand, USA (with Macao and Hong Kong Barbarians as showcase teams)

Winners New Zealand

[edit] Classification Stages

New Zealand 10-0 Australia

[edit] South America Tournament 2004

Played at Barquisimeto, Venezuela, 20th and 21st April 2004 Summarised

POOL A

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
Brazil 3 0 0 130 0
Colombia 2 0 1 47 47
Uruguay 1 0 2 25 48
Paraguay 0 0 3 0 107

Colombia 32-0 Paraguay

Brazil 33-0 Uruguay

Colombia 15-5 Uruguay

Brazil 55-0 Paraguay

Uruguay 20-0 Paraguay

Brazil 42-0 Colombia

POOL B

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
Venezuela 3 0 0 121 10
Argentina 2 0 1 95 25
Chile 1 0 2 10 77
Peru 0 0 3 12 126

Venezuela 41-0 Chile

Argentina 56-5 Peru

Chile 10-7 Peru

Venezuela 20-10 Argentina

Argentina 29-0 Chile

Venezuela 60-0

[edit] Classification Stages

Plate Semi Finals

Uruguay 24-0 Peru

Chile 10-5 Paraguay

Cup Semi Finals

Venezuela 22-0 Colombia

Brazil 33-0 Argentina

7th place

Paraguay 27-0 Peru

5th place

Uruguay 10-7 Chile

3rd place

Colombia 5-0 Argentina

Cup Final

Brazil 15-12 Venezuela

[edit] CAR North Tournament 2005

Played in Tunisia. Montpellier known to have played.

[edit] Hong Kong Tournament 2005

Played at Hong Kong March 2005 (Source Hong Kong Union)

Winners New Zealand

[edit] Classification Stages

New Zealand 19-12 Australia

[edit] Asian Tournament 2005

Played at Singapore 15th and 16th April 2005 Summarised

POOL A

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
Kazakhstan 4 0 0 123 0
Japan 3 0 1 70 57
China 2 0 2 57 46
Thailand 1 0 3 45 49
Arabian Gulf 0 0 4 12 155

Kazakhstan 31-0 Japan

Japan 10-7 Thailand

China 31-0 Arabian Gulf

China 14-7 Thailand

Thailand 31-5 Arabian Gulf

Kazakhstan 17-0 China

Japan 38-7 Arabian Gulf

Kazakhstan 20-0 Thailand

Japan 22-12 China

Kazakhstan 55-0 Arabian Gulf

POOL B

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
Singapore 3 0 0 43 10
Hong Kong 2 0 1 42 35
Sri Lanka 1 0 2 45 17
Uzbekistan 0 0 3 7 75

Sri Lanka 33-0 Uzbekistan

Singapore 21-5 Hong Kong

Singapore 7-5 Sri Lanka

Hong Kong 27-7 Uzbekistan

Hong Kong 10-7 Sri Lanka

Singapore 15-0 Uzbekistan

[edit] Classification Stages

Plate Semi Finals

Thailand 24-0 Sri Lanka

China 45-0 Uzbekistan

Cup Semi Finals

Japan 21-5 Singapore

Kazakhstan 39-0 Hong Kong

Second Round (plate losers)

Sri Lanka 24-0 Uzbekistan

Sri Lanka 21-19 Arabian Gulf

Arabian Gulf 28-0 Uzbekistan

Plate Final

China 26-5 Thailand

Cup Final

Kazakhstan 24-5 Japan

[edit] EM Qualification Tournament 2005

Played in Prague on 14th and 15th May 2005 (Source Austria Union) Summarised

Austria 0-38 Lithuania

Austria 5-12 Bulgaria

Austria 5-0 Israel

Austria 0-52 Germany

Austria 0-19 Poland

The other group contained Russia, Norway, Hungary, Malta and Czech Republic. Bosnia failed to appear and were replaced by Czech Republic II.

[edit] Classification Stages

9th/12th Semi Finals

Austria 19-0 Czech Republic

Israel won

9th/10th Final

Austria 5-12 Israel

3rd/4th Final

Lithuania 21-12 Norway

1st/2nd Final

Russia 28-7 Germany

[edit] FIRA Championship 2005

Played at Lunel, France, 25th and 26th June 2005 Summarised

POOL A

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
England 4 0 0 115 7
Spain 3 0 1 114 12
Portugal 1 1 2 34 45
Belgium 1 1 2 24 57
Switzerland 0 0 4 5 131

Portugal 12-12 Belgium

England 54-0 Switzerland

Spain 40-0 Portugal

Belgium 12-0 Switzerland

England 12-7 Spain

Portugal 22-5 Switzerland

Spain 24-0 Belgium

England 28-0 Portugal

Spain 43-0 Switzerland

England 21-0 Belgium

POOL B

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
Netherlands 4 0 0 89 5
Sweden 3 0 1 49 24
France 2 0 2 53 14
Italy 1 0 3 12 92
Croatia 0 0 4 5 73

Netherlands 28-0 Croatia

Sweden 21-0 Italy

France 12-0 Croatia

Netherlands 19-0 Sweden

France 31-0 Italy

Sweden 21-0 Croatia

Netherlands 7-5 France

Italy 12-5 Croatia

Sweden 7-5 France

Netherlands 35-0 Italy

[edit] Classification Stages

Plate Semi Finals

France 22-0 Portugal

Italy 19-7 Belgium

Cup Semi Finals

Spain 28-5 Netherlands

England 49-0 Sweden

9th Place

Croatia 7-5 Switzerland

7th Place

Portugal 35-10 Belgium

5th Place (Plate)

France 33-0 Italy

3rd Place

Netherlands 21-7 Sweden

Cup Final

England 14-0 Spain

[edit] Friendly Games 2005

Held on 9th and 10th July 2005 at Grossmugl outside Vienna, Austria. '(Source Austria Union)

The only information is that teams from Austria, Hungary, Croatia, Bavaria, Bohemia & Moravia and Mugl took part in a men's and women's tournament. It is possible that this was a 10s tournament in which case it would be excluded.

[edit] Training Tournament 2005

Played in Hungary on 6th November 2005 (Source Austria Union)

Hungary 24-10 Austria

Austria 10-12 Croatia

Hungary played Croatia

[edit] NAWIRA Tournament 2005

Played on 19th and 20th November 2005 at Barbados Summarised

POOL A

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
USA 6 0 0 250 5
Trinidad and Tobago 5 0 1 127 56
Jamaica 4 0 2 119 59
Guyana 3 0 3 61 70
St Vincent 2 0 4 62 105
St Lucia 1 0 5 22 129
Barbados 0 0 6 10 227

Guyana 12-10 St Vincent

St Lucia 15-5 Barbados

Jamaica 17-0 St Vincent

USA 36-0 Trinidad and Tobago

Guyana 29-0 Barbados

St Vincent 10-7 St Lucia

Jamaica 10-0 Guyana

Trinidad and Tobago 46-0 Barbados

USA 46-0 St Lucia

Trinidad and Tobago 19-10 Jamaica

USA 38-0 Guyana

Jamaica 29-0 St Lucia

St Vincent 37-5 Barbados

Trinidad and Tobago 12-5 Guyana

USA 38-0 St Vincent

Jamaica 48-0 Barbados

Trinidad and Tobago 24-0 St Lucia

USA 52-0 Barbados

Guyana 15-0 St Lucia

Trinidad and Tobago 26-5 St Vincent

USA 40-5 Jamaica

Special Exhibition Match

USA 29-0 West Indies

[edit] South America Tournament 2005

Played on 19th and 20th November 2005 at São Paulo, Brazil (Source Brazil RFU) Summarised

POOL One

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
Brazil 3 0 0 122 5
Argentina 2 0 1 70 36
Uruguay 1 0 2 19 56
Peru 0 0 3 5 119

Brazil 36-5 Argentina

Uruguay 19-5 Peru

Brazil 34-0 Uruguay

Argentina 48-0 Peru

Brazil 52-0 Peru

Argentina 17-0 Uruguay

POOL Two

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
Venezuela 3 0 0 54 7
Colombia 2 0 1 61 15
Chile 1 0 2 22 40
Paraguay 0 0 3 0 75

Venezuela 10-7 Colombia

Chile 17-0 Paraguay

Venezuela 15-0 Chile

Colombia 29-0 Paraguay

Chile 5-25 Colombia

Venezuela 29-0 Paraguay

[edit] Classification Stages

5th-8th Semi Finals

Peru 0-36 Chile

Uruguay 19-0 Paraguay

1st-4th Semi Finals

Brazil 21-0 Colombia

Argentina 10-5 Venezuela

7th/8th Final

Peru 5-14 Paraguay

5th/6th Final

Chile 10-5 Uruguay

3rd/4th Final

Colombia 12-19 Venezuela

1st/2nd Final

Brazil 34-0 Argentina

[edit] USA Tournament 2006

Played at Los Angeles, USA (Source USA Rugby)

Believed to be as an exhibition match.

USA 5-0 Canada

It is also possible that the teams played a second time, before the final of the men's competition.

[edit] Asian Tournament 2006

Winners China

[edit] CAR North Tournament 2006

Played in Tunisia. Montpellier known to have played.

[edit] CAR South Tournament 2006

Played in Uganda.

[edit] Hong Kong Tournament 2006

Played at Hong Kong March 2006 (Source Hong Kong Union) Summarised (but with a number of missing games)

Group games

New Zealand 7-5 China

New Zealand 38-0 Japan

China beat Japan

[edit] Classification Stages

Quarter Finals

New Zealand 45-0 Netherlands

Kazakhstan 14-12 China

Semi Finals

New Zealand 25-7 Kazakhstan

Australia 15-0 USA

Spoon Final

Japan 24-0 Guam

Vase Final

Hong Kong 26-5 Sri Lanka

Shield Final

China 50-0 Thailand

Bowl Final

Netherlands 36-0 Singapore

Plate Final

USA 31-0 Kazakhstan

Cup Final

New Zealand 19-12 Australia

[edit] Emerging (European) Nations 2006

Played in Hungary. See 2007 tournament for likely participants. (Source Austria Union)

[edit] FIRA-AER Tournament 2006 - Division A

Played at Limoges, France over 25th - 27th May 2006 (Source Fira-Aer) Summarised

POOL One

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
England 3 0 0 95 0 9
Wales 2 0 1 52 7 7
Germany 1 0 2 24 61 5
Switzerland 0 0 3 0 103 3

England 41-0 Germany

Wales 32-0 Switzerland

England 47-0 Switzerland

Wales 20-0 Germany

Germany 24-0 Switzerland

England 7-0 Wales

POOL Two

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
Spain 3 0 0 81 0 9
Portugal 2 0 1 29 12 7
Italy 1 0 2 19 48 5
Czech Republic 0 0 3 0 69 3

Spain 12-0 Portugal

Italy 19-0 Czech Republic

Spain 33-0 Czech Republic

Italy 0-12 Portugal

Portugal 17-0 Czech Republic

Spain 36-0 Italy

POOL Three

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
Netherlands 3 0 0 83 5 9
France 2 0 1 55 21 7
Lithuania 1 0 2 35 51 5
Belgium 0 0 3 0 96 3

Netherlands 29-0 Lithuania

France 28-0 Belgium

Netherlands 33-0 Belgium

France 22-0 Lithuania

Lithuania 35-0 Belgium

Netherlands 21-5 France

POOL Four

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
Ireland 3 0 0 49 0 9
Sweden 2 0 1 53 5 7
Russia 1 0 2 22 39 5
Norway 0 0 3 0 80 3

Sweden 31-0 Norway

Russia 0-17 Ireland

Sweden 0-5 Ireland

Russia 22-0 Norway

Norway 0-27 Ireland

Sweden 22-0 Russia

[edit] Classification Stages

9th-16th Quarter Finals

Germany 35-0 Czech Republic

Russia 24-0 Belgium

Lithuania 12-0 Norway

Italy 19-0 Switzerland

13th-16th Semi Finals

Belgium 41-0 Czech Republic

Norway 17-0 Switzerland

9th-12th Semi Finals

Germany 0-28 Russia

Lithuania 7-27 Italy

1st-8th Quarter Finals

England 22-0 Portugal

Ireland 15-5 France

Netherlands 17-12 Sweden

Spain 3-10 Wales

5th-8th Semi Finals

Sweden 5-17 Spain

Portugal 0-19 France

1st-4th Semi Finals

England 21-0 Ireland

Netherlands 0-29 Wales

15th/16th Final

Czech Republic 12-17 Switzerland

13th/14th Final Copper

Belgium 22-5 Norway

11th/12th Final

Germany 26-7 Lithuania

9th/10th Final Bronze

Russia 29-0 Italy

7th/8th Final

Portugal 0-41 Sweden

5th/6th Final Silver

France 0-7 Spain

3rd/4th Final

Ireland 0-10 Netherlands

1st/2nd Final Gold

England 7-10 Wales

[edit] FIRA-AER Tournament 2006 - Division B

Played at Limoges, France over 25th - 27th May 2006 (Source Fira-Aer) Summarised

POOL One

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
Romania 4 0 0 88 7 12
Bulgaria 3 0 1 53 19 10
Israel 2 0 2 29 38 8
Bosnia Herzogovina 1 0 3 15 63 6
Luxembourg 0 0 4 5 63 4

Luxembourg 0-17 Romania

Bulgaria 12-0 Israel

Romania 26-0 Bosnia Herzogovina

Bulgaria 14-0 Luxembourg

Israel 5-0 Bosnia Herzogovina

Romania 19-0 Bulgaria

Israel 17-0 Luxembourg

Bulgaria 27-0 Bosnia Herzogovina

Romania 26-7 Israel

Bosnia Herzogovina 15-5 Luxembourg

POOL Two

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
Andorra 3 0 1 61 7 10
Poland 3 0 1 56 17 10
Malta 2 0 2 31 32 8
Hungary 1 0 3 19 46 6
Austria 1 0 3 5 70 6

Andorra 17-0 Poland

Hungary 0-5 Austria

Poland 5-0 Malta

Hungary 7-0 Andorra

Austria 0-12 Malta

Poland 22-0 Hungary

Austria 0-29 Andorra

Hungary 12-19 Malta

Poland 29-0 Austria

Malta 0-15 Andorra

[edit] Classification Stages

5th-8th Semi Finals

Israel 7-0 Hungary

Bosnia Herzogovina 0-24 Malta

1st-4th Semi Finals

Romania 12-10 Poland

Bulgaria 0-22 Andorra

9th/10th Final

Luxembourg 0-26 Austria

7th/8th Final

Hungary 29-5 Bosnia Herzogovina

5th/6th Final

Israel 7-0 Malta

3rd/4th Final

Poland 10-7 Bulgaria

1st/2nd Final

Romania 7-0 Andorra

[edit] CAR Tournament 2006

Played at Kyadondo Club, Kampala, Uganda, 24th June 2006 (Source CAR and Uganda Correspondent) Summarised

POOL One

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
South Africa Emerging 3 0 0 62 5
Kenya 2 0 1 55 14
Zambia 1 0 2 21 48
Uganda Select 0 0 3 5 76

South Africa Emerging 26-0 Zambia

Kenya 33-0 Uganda Select

South Africa Emerging 22-5 Uganda Select

Kenya 22-0 Zambia

Zambia 21-0 Uganda Select

South Africa Emerging 14-0 Kenya

POOL Two

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
Uganda 3 0 0 134 5
Rwanda 2 0 1 71 24
Zimbabwe 1 0 2 15 79
Burundi 0 0 3 0 112

Uganda 24-5 Rwanda

Zimbabwe 15-0 Burundi

Uganda 56-0 Burundi

Zimbabwe 0-25 Rwanda

Rwanda 41-0 Burundi

Uganda 54-0 Zimbabwe

[edit] Classification Stages

Semi Finals Plate

Zambia 55-0 Burundi

Uganda Select 22-0 Zimbabwe

Semi Finals Cup

Emerging South Africa 48-0 Rwanda

Uganda 22-17 Kenya (sudden death aet)

Plate Final

Uganda Select 0-33 Zambia

1st/2nd Final

Uganda 7-15 Emerging South Africa

[edit] Friendly Games 2006

Held on 24th and 25th July 2006 at Grossmugl outside Vienna, Austria. (Source Austria Union)

The only information is that teams from Austria, Hungary, Croatia, Bavaria, and Mugl took part in a men's and women's tournament.

[edit] NAWIRA Tournament 2006

Played on 11th and 12th November 2006 at Garrison Savannah, Barbados. (Source NAWIRA)

Participants - Barbados, Jamaica, Guyana, Trinidad & Tobago, St. Lucia, St. Vincent

Winners - Jamaica

[edit] South America Tournament 2007

Played on 12th and 13th January 2007 at Vina Del Mar, Chile(Source Brazil RFU) Summarised

POOL One

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
Brazil 3 0 0 104 0
Venezuela 2 0 1 84 10
Chile 1 0 2 45 46
Peru 0 0 3 0 177

Brazil 70-0 Peru

Venezuela 22-0 Chile

Brazil 24-0 Chile

Venezuela 62-0 Peru

Chile 45-0 Peru

Brazil 10-0 Venezuela

POOL Two

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
Colombia 3 0 0 69 22
Argentina 2 0 1 68 19
Uruguay 1 0 2 38 64
Chile Invitation 0 0 3 10 80

Argentina 32-0 Invitation

Colombia 33-7 Uruguay

Argentina 26-7 Uruguay

Colombia 24-5 Invitation

Uruguay 24-5 Invitation

Argentina 10-12 Colombia

[edit] Classification Stages

5th-8th Semi Finals

Chile 48-0 Invitation

Uruguay 36-0 Peru

1st-4th Semi Finals

Brazil 26-0 Argentina

Colombia 28-17 Venezuela

7th/8th Final

Peru 10-5 Invitation

5th/6th Final

Chile 12-5 Uruguay

3rd/4th Final

Argentina 7-17 Venezuela

1st/2nd Final

Brazil 27-0 Colombia


[edit] USA Tournament 2007

Played at San Diego, USA, on 9th and 10th February 2007 (Source USA Rugby)

Known participants USA A, USA B, Canada A, Canada B, China

China bt Canada A

Canada B bt China

USA A bt China

USA B bt China

Final

Canada B bt USA A

China 4th

[edit] CAR South Tournament 2007

Played in Uganda

[edit] CAR North Tournament 2007

Played at Tunis, Tunisia, on 9th and 10th March 2007 (Source Uganda Correspondent) Summarised

Tunisia 5-0 Arabian Gulf

Uganda 22-0 Ivory Coast

Tunisian Universities 5-5 Arabian Gulf

Tunisia 36-0 Ivory Coast

Uganda 5-0 Tunisian Universities

Tunisia 17-5 Tunisian Universities

Uganda 17-10 Arabian Gulf

Arabian Gulf beat Ivory Coast

Tunisian Universities beat Ivory Coast

Uganda 5-5 Tunisia

Final Placings

Champions Tunisia, Runners Up Uganda

3rd Arabian Gulf, 4th Tunisian Universities, 5th Ivory Coast

[edit] Hong Kong Tournament 2007

Played at Hong Kong 29th and 30th March 2007 (Source Hong Kong Union)

Winners New Zealand

Group stages

POOL A

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
New Zealand
Hong Kong
Canada

POOL B

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
Australia
Kazakhstan
Arabian Gulf

POOL C

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
USA 2 0 0 60 0
Thailand
Papua New Guinea

USA 22-0 Papua New Guinea

USA 38-0 Thailand

POOL D

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
China
Singapore
Japan

[edit] Classification Stages

Quarter Finals

USA 12-5 Kazakhstan

Canada lost and went on to 6th

Semi Finals

USA 0-19 Australia

New Zealand bt China

Plate Final

USA 22-5 China

Final

New Zealand bt Australia

[edit] Asian Tournament 2007

Played on 27th and 28th April 2007 at Doha. (Source Sri Lanka union)

Participants were Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, defending champions China, three-time winners Kazakhstan, Thailand, Sri Lanka, Uzbekistan and the Arabian Gulf.

Group stages presumably happened but it would appear from the classification games that China withdrew.

[edit] Classification Stages

Shield Final

Uzbekistan 19-5 Sri Lanka

Bowl Final

Hong Kong 5-5 Singapore (HK ranked higher so presumably decided in some way)

Plate Final

Thailand 50-0 Arabian Gulf

Cup Final

Kazakhstan 25-0 Japan

[edit] Emerging (European) Nations 2007

Played at Katowice, Poland on 27th April to 1st May 2007, this appears to have been part training camp, part tournament. (Source Austria Union)

Group A saw Finland, Croatia, Bosnia and Poland I, Group B saw Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Austria and a combined Czech/Polish II. It is known that this was Finlands first tournament.

[edit] Classification Stages

7th/8th

Bosnia beat Czech Republic/Poland II

5th/6th

Austria beat Poland

3rd/4th

Czech Republic beat Croatia

1st/2nd

Finland 10-5 Bulgaria

[edit] FIRA-AER Tournament 2007 - Division B

Played at Zeneca, Bosnia over 19th and 20th May 2007 (Source Fira-Aer) Summarised

POOL One

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
Malta 4 1 0 110 21 14
Finland 4 0 1 151 19 13
Denmark 3 0 2 78 38 11
Hungary 2 1 2 39 48 10
Serbia 1 0 4 16 152 7
Bosnia Herzogovina 0 0 5 0 116 5

Malta 14-0 Denmark

Malta 7-7 Hungary

Malta 19-14 Finland

Malta 17-0 Bosnia Herzogovina

Malta 53-0 Serbia

Denmark 10-5 Hungary

Denmark 0-19 Finland

Denmark 41-0 Bosnia Herzogovina

Denmark 27-0 Serbia

Hungary 0-31 Finland

Hungary 10-0 Bosnia Herzogovina

Hungary 17-0 Serbia

Finland 32-0 Bosnia Herzogovina

Finland 55-0 Serbia

Bosnia Herzogovina 0-16 Serbia

POOL Two Note - Slovakia Georgia withdrew, Moldova joined leaving one team missing in the group. A Barbarians team is also listed in this group as having lost all games 0-3 suggesting the games were not counted towards the tournament.

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
Austria 4 0 0 102 15 12
Moldova 3 0 1 62 29 10
Israel 2 0 2 30 24 8
Luxembourg 1 0 3 32 94 6
Latvia 0 0 4 5 69 4

Luxembourg 17-5 Latvia

Moldova 25-10 Luxembourg

Israel 0-5 Moldova

Israel 0-19 Austria

Moldova 22-0 Latvia

Austria 44-5 Luxembourg

Austria 20-0 Latvia

Israel 20-0 Luxembourg

Austria 19-10 Moldova

Israel 10-0 Latvia 0

[edit] Classification Stages

9th-12th Semi Finals

Latvia 17-5 Bosnia Herzogovina

Serbia w/o

5th-8th Semi Finals

Israel 10-5 Hungary

Luxembourg 5-29 Denmark

1st-4th Semi Finals

Austria 0-27 Finland

Moldova 5-17 Malta

11th/12th Final

Bosnia Herzogovina w/o

9th/10th Final Bowl

Latvia 0-17 Serbia

7th/8th Final

Hungary 24-5 Luxembourg

5th/6th Final Plate

Israel 0-27 Denmark

3rd/4th Final

Austria 0-12 Moldova

1st/2nd Final Cup

Finland 10-5 Malta

[edit] FIRA-AER Tournament 2007 - Division A

Played at Zagreb, Croatia over 26th and 27th May 2007 (Source Fira-Aer) Summarised

POOL One

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
France U20 5 0 0 146 10 15
Switzerland 4 0 1 106 51 13
Belgium 3 0 2 65 37 11
Romania 2 0 3 55 46 9
Croatia 1 0 4 14 142 7
Czech Republic 0 0 5 26 126 5

Switzerland 43-0 Croatia

Belgium 12-5 Romania

France U20 38-0 Czech Republic

Romania 26-0 Croatia

Switzerland 31-14 Czech Republic

France U20 17-5 Belgium

Czech Republic 12-14 Croatia

France U20 17-5 Romania

Belgium 10-15 Switzerland

Romania 19-0 Czech Republic

Belgium 14-0 Croatia

France U20 27-0 Switzerland

Belgium 24-0 Czech Republic

Switzerland 17-0 Romania

France U20 47-0 Croatia

POOL Two

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
Lithuania 5 0 0 115 31 15
Germany 4 0 1 140 26 13
Andorra 3 0 2 70 58 11
Norway 2 0 3 71 59 9
Bulgaria 1 0 4 34 110 7
Poland 0 0 5 15 161 5

Norway 26-0 Bulgaria

Germany 29-7 Andorra

Lithuania 42-5 Poland

Andorra 22-5 Bulgaria

Norway 31-0 Poland

Lithuania 14-12 Germany

Poland 0-29 Bulgaria

Lithuania 12-7 Andorra

Germany 25-0 Norway

Andorra 19-5 Poland

Germany 34-0 Bulgaria

Lithuania 19-7 Norway

Germany 40-5 Poland

Norway 7-15 Andorra

Lithuania 28-0 Bulgaria

[edit] Classification Stages

9th-12th Semi Finals

Croatia 12-17 Poland

Czech Republic 38-0 Bulgaria

5th-8th Semi Finals

Belgium 17-0 Norway

Romania 5-0 Andorra

1st-4th Semi Finals

France U20 40-0 Germany

Switzerland 20-0 Lithuania

11th/12th Final

Croatia 24-0 Bulgaria

9th/10th Final Bowl

Poland 5-17 Czech Republic

7th/8th Final

Norway 26-0 Andorra

5th/6th Final Plate

Belgium 10-5 Romania

3rd/4th Final

Germany 22-5 Lithuania

1st/2nd Final Cup

France U20 46-0 Switzerland

[edit] FIRA-AER Tournament 2007 - Top 10

Played at Lunel, France over 2nd and 3rd June 2007 (Source Fira-Aer) Summarised

POOL One

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
Spain 3 1 0 57 5 11
Wales 3 1 0 52 7 11
Ireland 2 0 2 55 32 8
Italy 0 1 3 36 74 5
Portugal 0 1 3 12 94 5

Italy 7-15 Wales

Ireland 5-10 Spain

Wales 32-0 Portugal

Ireland 19-17 Italy

Spain 19-0 Portugal

Wales 5-0 Ireland

Spain 28-0 Italy

Ireland 31-0 Portugal

Wales 0-0 Spain

Italy 12-12 Portugal

POOL Two

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
France 4 0 0 125 18 12
England 3 0 1 121 15 10
Netherlands 2 0 2 52 103 8
Sweden 0 1 3 26 77 5
Russia 0 1 3 17 128 5

Russia 0-45 England

Netherlands 6-39 France

England 19-0 Sweden

Netherlands 26-5 Russia

France 26-0 Sweden

England 45-0 Netherlands

France 45-0 Russia

Sweden 14-20 Netherland

England 12-15 France

Russia 12-12 Sweden

[edit] Classification Stages

5th-8th Semi Finals

Ireland 26-0 Sweden

Italy 17-15 Netherlands

1st-4th Semi Finals

Spain 10-12 England

Wales 0-21 France

9th/10th Final Bowl

Portugal 7-26 Russia

7th/8th Final

Netherlands 12-10 Sweden

5th/6th Final Plate

Italy 5-19 Ireland

3rd/4th Final

Wales 0-10 Spain

1st/2nd Final Cup

England 5-19 France

[edit] CAR Tournament 2007

Played at Kyadondo Club, Kampala, Uganda 16th June 2007 (Source CAR and Uganda correspondent) Summarised

POOL One

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
Emerging South Africa 4 0 0 125 24
Kenya 3 0 1 98 38
Uganda Select 2 0 2 37 47
Zambia 1 0 3 90 41
Burundi 0 0 4 0 200

Emerging South Africa 14-12 Zambia

Kenya 57-0 Burundi

Emerging South Africa 28-0 Uganda Select

Kenya 17-14 Zambia

Emerging South Africa 59-0 Burundi

Zambia 7-10 Uganda Select

Kenya 12-0 Uganda Select

Zambia 57-0 Burundi

Burundi 0-27 Uganda Select

Emerging South Africa 24-12 Kenya

POOL Two

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
Uganda 4 0 0 129 10
Tunisia 3 0 1 109 27
Pretoria University 2 0 2 85 40
Zimbabwe 1 0 3 24 122
Rwanda 0 0 4 5 153

Uganda 44-0 Rwanda

Tunisia 14-10 Pretoria University

Uganda 42-0 Zimbabwe

Tunisia 47-0 Rwanda

Uganda 26-5 Pretoria University

Rwanda 5-24 Zimbabwe

Tunisia 43-0 Zimbabwe

Rwanda 0-38 Pretoria University

Pretoria University 32-0 Zimbabwe

Uganda 17-5 Tunisia

[edit] Classification Stages

Plate Semi Finals

Uganda Select 36-0 Zimbabwe

Pretoria University 5-26 Zambia

1st-4th Semi Finals

Uganda 14-0 Kenya

Emerging South Africa 34-0 Tunisia

Plate Final

Uganda Select 5-21 Zambia

1st/2nd Final

Uganda 7-20 Emerging South Africa

[edit] T-EN League 2007

Played on 23rd June 2007 at Grossmugl, Austria during the Friendly Games (a wider reaching 10s tournament) (Source Austria Union)

Austria 36-0 Hungary

Hungary 0-33 Croatia

Austria 5-35 Croatia

Austria 21-5 Hungary

Hungary 0-59 Croatia

Austria 5-31 Croatia

[edit] South East Asia Sevens 2007

Played 6th October 2007. It appears that this was a regional tournament only rather than for the whole of Asia. There is also some doubt over the South Korean team and it is possible that this was a club side. (Source Peoples Daily)

Teams from Singapore, Thailand, South Korea (?), Laos and Cambodia took part.

[edit] Classification Stages

Fifth (no game)

Cambodia

Third Place Match

Laos 12-10 South Korea (?)

Final

Thailand 22-0 Singapore

[edit] Borneo Sevens 2007

(Source Sabah Union)

Sevens are likely to feature on 2nd and 3rd November 2007. Possible participants are Hong Kong, China, New Zealand, Guam, Laos and Cambodia.

[edit] NAWIRA Tournament 2007

Played on 17th and 18th November 2007 at Winton Rugby Centre, Nassau, Bahamas. Participants are USA Developing Eagles, Canada Development, Guyana, and Jamaica. Trinidad & Tobago were a late withdrawal. (Source NAWIRA) Summarised

Day 1 Match Schedule

USA Dev Eagles 12-0 Jamaica

USA Dev Eagles 7-5 Guyana

Canada 22-0 Jamaica

Guyana 10-24 Canada

Guyana 0-10 Jamaica

USA Dev Eagles 7-17 Canada

Day 2 Match Schedule

Canada 21-0 Jamaica

USA Dev Eagles 24-0 Guyana

USA Dev Eagles 12-0 Jamaica

Guyana 0-38 Canada

USA Dev Eagles 15-19 Canada

Guyana 0-12 Jamaica

There were no extra classification games

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
Canada 6 0 0 141 32
USA Dev Eagles 4 0 2 77 41
Jamaica 2 0 4 22 67
Guyana 0 0 6 15 115

[edit] Pacific Tournament 2007

Played 1st and 2nd December at Port Moresby, PNG (source IRB)

Fiji 40-0 Niue

Samoa vs Papua New Guinea

Fiji 46-0 Papua New Guinea

Samoa vs Niue

Fiji 26-7 Samoa

Niue vs Papua New Guinea

[edit] Classification Stages

Plate Final

Papua New Guinea 38-0 Niue

Final

Fiji 31-5 Samoa

[edit] Caribbean Tournament 2007

To be played on 1st and 2nd December 2007 at St Marys ground, St Clair (Trinidad and Tobago)

Known participants are Nova, Atlantis, Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana.

It is possible (looking at past results) that it will just be teams from T&T and Guyana. If this is the case then this tournament will be deleted from the list.

[edit] Dubai Tournament 2007

To be played on 1st and 2nd December 2007 at Dubai (Source Canada Union)

Known participants are Canada.

Note it is possible that this is a predominantly club competition

[edit] South East Asia Games 2007

To be played on 9th to 11th December 2007 at Sursnaree, Thailand. There will be a round robin competition followed by semi finals and a final (and bronze medal match). The semi finals will be 1st vs 4th and 2nd vs 3rd. (Source SEA Games) Summarised

Thailand 52-0 Cambodia

Laos 0-36 Singapore

Thailand 14-12 Singapore

Cambodia 0-20 Laos

Cambodia 0-29 Singapore

Thailand 52-0 Laos

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
Thailand 3 0 0 118 12
Singapore 2 0 1 77 14
Laos 1 0 2 20 88
Cambodia 0 0 3 0 101

[edit] Classification Stages

Semi Finals

Thailand 43-0 Cambodia

Singapore 27-0 Laos

3rd/4th Match (Bronze Medal)

Cambodia 0-15 Laos

Final (Gold and Silver medal)

Thailand 19-5 Singapore

[edit] South American Tournament 2008

At Punta del Este, Uruguay, 18th and 19th January 2008. This competition is acting as a qualifier for the World Cup in 2009. Summarised

POOL A

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
Brazil 3 0 0 119 0
Argentina 1 1 1 37 24
Chile 1 1 1 24 43
Paraguay 0 0 3 0 113


Brazil 38-0 Chile

Argentina 32-0 Paraguay

Brazil 62-0 Paraguay

Argentina 5-5 Chile

Chile 19-0 Paraguay

Brazil 19-0 Argentina

POOL B

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
Uruguay 3 0 0 51 15
Venezuela 2 0 1 60 27
Colombia 1 0 2 42 38
Peru 0 0 3 5 78


Colombia 10-12 Uruguay

Venezuela 34-0 Peru

Colombia 22-0 Peru

Venezuela 0-17 Uruguay

Peru 5-22 Uruguay

Colombia 10-26 Venezuela

[edit] Classification Stages

5th to 8th Place

Chile 19-0 Peru

Colombia 36-0Paraguay

7th Place

Peru 15-10 Paraguay

5th Place

Colombia 17-7 Chile

Semi Finals

Brazil 24-0 Venezuela

Argentina 10-7 Uruguay

3rd Place

Venezuela 17-5 Uruguay

Final

Brazil 45-0 Argentina

[edit] USA Sevens 2008

San Diego on 9th and 10th February 2008 Summarised (full national matches only)

Pool 1

Canada, USA A, Canada Collegiate

Pool 2

USA, Canada A, South Africa

Plus exhibition match USA vs South Africa

Group stages Although in groups of three, four teams played three games whilst the two A teams only played 2 each. The results are presented as one table.

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
USA 3 0 0 60 7
Canada 3 0 0 74 25
USA A 1 0 1 25 26
Canada A 0 0 2 5 45
South Africa 1 0 2 38 45
Canada Collegiate 0 0 3 5 59

Canada A 5-21 South Africa

Canada Collegiate 0-15 USA A

USA 21-7 South Africa

Canada 29-5 Canada Collegiate

USA 24-0 Canada A

Canada 26-10 USA A

Canada 19-10 South Africa

USA 15-0 Canada Collegiate

[edit] Classification Matches

5th Place

Canada Collegiate 10-24 South Africa

3rd Place

USA A 12-20 Canada A

Final

USA 19-5 Canada


Exhibition Match

USA 17-12 South Africa

[edit] Poitiers Sevens 2008

To be played March 21st and 22nd 2008. Some nations are expected to use this as a warm up for Hong Kong

[edit] Emerging (European) Nations 2008

21st to 24th March 2008 in Austria. (Summarised)

Romania and Switzerland had been possible participants but do not appear to have attended..

POOL A

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
Finland 4 0 0 125 14
Czech Republic 2 1 1 61 39
Bulgaria 2 1 1 27 47
Serbia 1 0 3 41 93
Luxembourg 0 0 4 26 87

Serbia 0-25 Czech Republic

Bulgaria 0-25 Finland

Czech Republic 31-0 Luxembourg

Bulgaria 12-10 Serbia

Finland 22-7 Luxembourg

Czech Republic 5-5 Bulgaria

Finland 44-7 Serbia

Bulgaria 10-7 Luxembourg

Czech Republic 0-34 Finland

Luxembourg 12-24 Serbia

POOL B

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
Croatia 3 0 1 74 26
Poland 3 0 1 75 31
Austria 3 0 1 78 50
Hungary 1 0 3 43 60
Bosnia and Herzogovina 0 0 4 0 103

Bosnia and Herzogovina 0-20 Poland

Croatia 7-14 Austria

Poland 17-5 Hungary

Croatia 26-0 Bosnia and Herzogovina

Austria 21-17 Hungary

Poland 12-19 Croatia

Austria 36-0 Bosnia and Herzogovina

Croatia 22-0 Hungary

Poland 26-7 Austria

Hungary 21-0 Bosnia and Herzogovina

[edit] Classification Stages

9th Place

Luxembourg 25-0 Bosnia and Herzogovina

5th to 8th

Bulgaria 17-7 Hungary

Serbia 0-21 Croatia

7th Place

Hungary 0-14 Serbia

5th Place

Bulgaria 0-7 Croatia

1st to 4th

Finland 29-5 Austria

Czech Republic 25-0 Poland

3rd Place

Austria 7-22 Poland

1st Place

Finland 34-0 Czech Republic

[edit] Hong Kong Sevens 2008

Played March 27th and 28th at Hong Kong (So Kon Po stadium, final at the International Stadium) (Source HK Rugby and South China Morning Post) (Summarised)

Pool A: USA, Netherlands (last took part in 2006), Hong Kong

Pool B: Kazahkstan (current Asian champs), Fiji (last took part in 1997 - inaugural year), France (debut

Pool C: China, Thailand, Japan

Pool D: Canada, Singapore, Arabian Gulf

New Zealand did not defend the tournament that they have never lost and Australia were also a noted absentee.

Pool games were followed by a range of classification games.

Fiji withdrew late on and Papua New Guinea stepped in avoiding the need for a "select" team (they took part in 2007)


Group Stages

POOL A

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
USA 2 0 0 69 7
Netherlands 1 0 1 27 53
Hong Kong 0 0 2 17 53

USA 36-7 Netherlands

USA 33-0 Hong Kong

Netherlands 20-17 Hong Kong

POOL B

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
France 2 0 0 46 7
Kazakhstan 1 0 1 29 17
Papua New Guinea 0 0 2 0 51

Kazakhstan 22-0 Papua New Guinea

France 17-7 Kazakhstan

France 29-0 Papua New Guinea

POOL C

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
China 2 0 0 41 7
Japan 1 0 1 29 15
Thailand 0 0 2 0 48

China 26-0 Thailand

China 15-7 Japan

Japan 22-0 Thailand

POOL D

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
Canada 2 0 0 99 0
Arabian Gulf 1 0 1 38 43
Singapore 0 0 2 0 94

Canada 56-0 Singapore

Canada 43-0 Arabian Gulf

Arabian Gulf 38-0 Singapore

[edit] Classification Stages

Cup Quarter Finals

Canada 35-14 Netherlands

Kazakhstan 12-7 China

USA 45-0 Arabian Gulf

France 15-7 Japan

9th to 12th Semi Finals

Hong Kong 15-0 Singapore

Papua New Guinea 0-29 Thailand

Bowl (5th to 8th) Semi Finals

Netherlands 5-5 China

Arabian Gulf 0-10 Japan

Cup Semi Finals

Canada 26-0 Kazakhstan

USA 5-0 France

11th Place

Singapore 5-17 Papua New Guinea

9th Place

Hong Kong 15-7 Thailand

7th Place

Netherlands 19-0 Arabian Gulf

Bowl Final

China 17-7 Japan

Plate Final

France 24-0 Kazakhstan

Cup Final

USA 21-7 Canada

[edit] World Cup Qualifier 2008 (Europe)

Played at Bosnia on 10th and 11th May 2008. (Source FIRA-AER) Summarised

POOL A

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
Finland 5 0 0 181 0 15
Bulgaria 4 0 1 99 64 13
Latvia 3 0 2 58 68 11
Lithuania 2 0 3 89 57 9
Serbia 1 0 4 27 63 7
Slovenia 0 0 5 0 202 5

Finland 45-0 Slovenia

Bulgaria 17-0 Serbia

Lithuania 24-7 Latvia

Serbia 27-0 Slovenia

Finland 29-0 Latvia

Lithuania 14-24 Bulgaria

Latvia 41-0 Slovenia

Lithuania 5-0 Serbia

Bulgaria 0-45 Finland

Serbia 0-5 Latvia

Bulgaria 43-0 Slovenia

Lithuania 0-26 Finland

Bulgaria 15-5 Latvia

Finland 36-0 Serbia

Lithuania 46-0 Slovenia

POOL B

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
Romania 5 0 0 161 7 15
Israel 4 0 1 80 36 13
Croatia 3 0 2 84 62 11
Austria 2 0 3 84 42 9
Georgia 1 0 4 38 141 7
Bosnia and Herzegovina 0 0 5 5 164 5

Austria 34-10 Georgia

Croatia 7-14 Israel

Romania 43-0 Bosnia and Herzegovina

Israel 42-7 Georgia

Austria 38-5 Bosnia and Herzegovina

Romania 29-0 Croatia

Bosnia and Herzegovina 0-14 Georgia

Romania 22-7 Israel

Croatia 5-12 Austria

Israel 12-0 Bosnia and Herzegovina

Croatia 15-7 Georgia

Romania 17-0 Austria

Croatia 57-0 Bosnia and Herzegovina

Austria 0-5 Israel

Romania 50-0 Georgia

[edit] Classification Stages

Bowl Semi Finals

Serbia 27-0 Bosnia and Herzegovina

Slovenia 0-31 Georgia

Plate Semi Finals

Lithuania 0-22 Croatia

Latvia 5-0 Austria

Cup Semi Finals

Finland 31-0 Israel

Bulgaria 0-43 Romania

11th Place

Bosnia and Herzegovina 10-5 Slovenia

9th Place

Serbia 20-0 Georgia

7th Place

Austria 17-12 Lithuania

5th Place

Croatia 12-17 Latvia

3rd Place

Israel 7-5 Bulgaria

1st Place

Finland 14-21 Romania

QUALIFIERS - ROMANIA, FINLAND, ISRAEL

[edit] Amsterdam Sevens 2008

Played at Amsterdam on 17th and 18th May 2008. (Summarised except Brazil A games as status of the team is unclear)

Whilst this is larely a club and invitational team tournament, some international teams did play. Relevant results are

England 7-21 New Zealand Aotearoa Maori (Group game)

Canada 5-12 New Zealand Aotearoa Maori (Group game)

Canada 0-26 England (Group game)

USA 64-0 Czech Republic (Group game)

USA 24-0 Brazil (A?) (Group game)

England 49-0 Brazil A (Group game)

USA 5-14 England (Semi final)

England 24-5 New Zealand Aotearoa Maori (final)

[edit] One Off Match - London IRB (Men's) Sevens 2008

25th May 2008 at Twickenham (during mens IRB sevens)(Summarised) and shown live on TV via the BBC interactive service, commentary by Nigel Starmer-Smith. Due to the coverage, a lot of information was recorded.

England 14-10 New Zealand Aotearoa Maori

The team line ups were

New Zealand - Chanelle(?)Huddlestone, Selica Winiata, Tate(?), Baker, Anna Richards, Ngahuri Thomas, Blackledge, Coach Peter Joseph

England - Claire Allan (Saracens), Emma Layland (Richmond), Joanne Yapp (Worcester), Susan Day(c)(Wasps), Danielle Waterman (Clifton), Alice Richardson (Richmond), Heather Fisher (Wasps), Sarah Marsh (Wasps), Gemma Sharples (Worcester), Coach Simon Amor, Assistant Mike Friday

Subs used

1st Half

NZ Blood sub - probably Mcgregor, came on for Richards

2nd Half

NZ - McGregor for Richards, Unknown for Huddlestone

Eng - Sharples on for Unknown, Sarah Marsh on for Unknown

Score sequence (NZ kicked off)

1st Half

ENGLAND try - Layland, from 5m line out, converted by Richardson 7-0

NEW ZEALAND try - Winiata, long range attack, conversion missed by Richards 7-5

2nd Half

NEW ZEALAND try - Thompson, open play led to a shortrange penalty, taken quickly, conversion missed by Winiata 7-10

ENGLAND try - Sharples, short KO by NZ resulted in FK, numerous players involved in long range attack, conversion by Richardson 14-10

Referee Bruce Robertson

[edit] World Cup Qualifier 2008 (Europe)

Played at Belgium 30th May to 1st June 2008. (Source FIRA-AER) (Summarised)

Pool A Switzerland, Norway, Andorra, Malta, Moldova and Luxembourg

Pool B Germany, Poland, Czech Republic, Belgium, Denmark and Hungary

3 teams progressed.

POOL A

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
Andorra 4 0 1 75 22 13
Moldova 4 0 1 69 29 13
Norway 3 0 2 47 40 11
Malta 2 0 3 70 27 9
Switzerland 2 0 3 68 50 9
Luxembourg 0 0 5 10 171 5

Note - Andorra shown by FIRA as 1st but due to head to head they finished below Moldova

Andorra 41-0 Luxembourg

Norway 7-5 Malta

Switzerland 19-7 Moldova

Malta 50-0 Luxembourg

Andorra 5-17 Moldova

Switzerland 10-14 Norway

Moldova 20-0 Luxembourg

Switzerland 0-10 Malta

Norway 0-10 Andorra

Malta 5-15 Moldova

Norway 26-5 Luxembourg

Switzerland 5-14 Andorra

Norway 0-10 Moldova

Andorra 5-0 Malta

Switzerland 34-5 Luxembourg

POOL B

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against Points
Germany 5 0 0 216 5 15
Czech Republic 3 0 2 86 74 11
Poland 3 0 2 72 90 11
Belgium 2 0 3 58 90 9
Denmark 1 0 4 33 115 7
Hungary 1 0 4 56 147 7

Czech Republic 36-14 Hungary

Belgium 10-14 Poland

Germany 38-0 Denmark

Poland 26-10 Hungary

Czech Republic 31-0 Denmark

Germany 49-0 Belgium

Denmark 28-5 Hungary

Germany 51-0 Poland

Belgium 17-5 Czech Republic

Poland 27-5 Denmark

Belgium 17-22 Hungary

Germany 38-0 Czech Republic

Belgium 14-0 Denmark

Czech Republic 14-5 Poland

Germany 40-5 Hungary

[edit] Classification Stages

Bowl Semi Finals

Switzerland 12-10 Hungary

Denmark 19-0 Luxembourg

Plate Semi Finals

Norway 7-10 Belgium

Malta 24-0 Poland

Cup Semi Finals

Moldova 17-5 Czech Republic

Andorra 0-50 Germany

11th Place

Hungary 31-0 Luxembourg

9th Place

Denmark 5-31 Switzerland

7th Place

Poland 10-17 Norway

5th Place

Belgium 5-29 Malta

3rd Place

Andorra 7-0 Czech Republic

1st Place

Germany 43-0 Moldova

QUALIFIERS - GERMANY, MOLDOVA and ANDORRA

Subsequently Czech Republic added as best fourth place over Bulgaria, in place of Scotland

[edit] Home Nations Cup 2008

1st June 2008. This tournament was held at Edinburgh on the Murrayfied back pitches (whilst the finale of the IRB circuit was ongoing). (Source SRU)

Scotland v Wales

England 42-5 Wales

Scotland 12-19 England

England 31-10 Wales

Scotland v Wales

Scotland 0-24 England

[edit] One Off Match - Zambia 2008

31st May 2008 at Kitwe, Zambia. Played prior to the mens International as a one off fixture. (Summarised)

Zambia 36-0 Zimbabwe

[edit] Madrid Sevens - 2008

Played at Madrid, 7th June 2008 (Summarised)

Whilst a club tournament, Italy and Spain also took part. (A Portugal VII does not have full status). The two nations met in the final

Final

Italy 17-10 Spain

[edit] FIRA-AER Tournament 2008 - Top 10

Played at Limoges, France on 14th and 15th June 2008. This will be the qualifying tournament for the World Cup in 2009 (Source Fira-Aer)

The 10 team format is replaced by 16 teams as it is a World Cup qualifier. 6 teams progress to Dubai. As this is the only European route it seemed likely that the Home Nations will all compete. However Ireland did not attempt to qualify and Scotland (who had pre qualified) appear to have with drawn.

Teams confirmed (pre-qualified) are France, England, Spain, Wales, Italy, Netherlands, Sweden, Russia, and Portugal.

3 teams qualified from Bosnia (Romania, Finland and Israel), and 3 from Belgium (Germany, Moldova and Andorra). A fourth team from the Belgium tournament (Czech Republic) also qualified in place of Scotland, presumably as they had a better points score than the Bulgaria team that was fourth at Bosnia.

POOL A

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
Russia
Portugal
France
Czech Republic

POOL B

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
Sweden
England
Andorra
Germany

POOL C

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
Spain
Romania
Israel
Netherlands

POOL D

Nation Won Drawn Lost For Against
Finland
Wales
Moldova
Italy

[edit] International Tournament - Uganda 2008

21st June 2008 at Kyadondo, Uganda. Amongst the invitees are Rwanda.

[edit] International Tournament - Reunion 2008

23rd to 30th June at Reunion.

Very little is known. France are believed to be attending and Madagascar.

[edit] FIRA-AER Tournament 2008 - Division A

No further details at this stage (Source Fira-Aer)

With the World Cup qualifying tournaments earlier it is unclear whether or not this tournament will take place

[edit] FIRA-AER Tournament 2008 - Division B

Slovenia, Ukraine, Georgia, Slovakia and Greece are expected to join this tournament (Source Fira-Aer)

With the World Cup qualifying tournaments earlier it is unclear whether or not this tournament will take place

[edit] Oceanic World Cup Qualifier 2008

25th and 26th July 2008 at Samoa. This will be a regional qualifier for the Dubai tournament in 2009

Australia will play sevens for the first time at this tournament


[edit] African Tournament 2008

The inaugural tournament, at East London, South Africa, August 7th to 9th 2008.

Likely teams are South Africa, England, Canada, France, Australia, USA, New Zealand, Samoa, Wales, Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya, Morocco, Zimbabwe, Tunisia and Zambia

[edit] African World Cup Qualifier 2008 (incorporating CAR South Tournament)

To be played at Kampala, Uganda on September 20th to 21st 2008 with two teams to qualify for Dubai 2009.

Invitations will be forwarded to the following countries

South Africa - Kenya - Uganda - Cote d’Ivoire - Tunisia - Madagascar - Zimbabwe - Botswana - Nigeria - Zambia

Unions are asked to show that there are proper existing structures in place for Women’s Rugby and that they will be capable of fielding a competitive team in the tournament

[edit] Asia World Cup Qualifier 2008

Hong Kong, 4th and 5th October 2008. World Cup qualifiers


[edit] NAWIRA World Cup Qualifier 2008

Nassau, Bahamas, 25th and 26th October 2008. World Cup qualifiers

[edit] Pacific Tournament 2008

To be played in Port Moresby, PNG, probably December 2008


[edit] Pacific Mini Games 2009

To be held in the Cook Islands. Rugby sevens will be one of the larger events and it is believed that there will be a women's event.

[edit] World Cup Tournament 2009

To be played in Dubai (Source IRB and various national union web pages)

This is expected to be a sixteen team competition played at the same time as the men's tournament. It appears likely that the federations will be represented as follows - 2 Africa, 2 North America (possibly NAWIRA), 1 South America, 3 Asia, 6 Europe and 2 Oceania. Exact qualification is yet to be formally announced.

At present the following appear likely attendees based on past records - South Africa, USA, Canada, Brazil, Kazakhstan, France, England, Australia, New Zealand.

Fiji and Samoa are both preparing for the tournament so may challenge Australia. It is not known what team New Zealand will use. The second African qualifier will depend largely on where the qualification tournament takes place with Uganda and Tunisia both likely. The other European places will be hotly contested with Wales, Scotland, Spain, Netherlands, Sweden, Ireland and Italy all likely to be challenging.

It appears that Arabian Gulf have prequalified as hosts.

CONFIRMED QUALIFIERS (last update 28th January 2008) - Arabian Gulf (Hosts), Brazil

[edit] Commonwealth Games 2010

Rugby sevens being considered for this tournament in Delhi, India.

[edit] Pan American Games 2011

Rugby sevens being considered for this tournament.

[edit] Olympics 2012

Rugby sevens being considered for this tournament at London, England

[edit] Commonwealth Games 2014

Rugby sevens being considered for this tournament in Glasgow, Scotland.

[edit] Other appearances

In 2003, Fiji used the Marist Tournament to select their squad for Hong Kong by splitting their squad into a Red and Blue team who went on to contest the final.

Arabian Gulf played against club and scratch teams from across the world at Dubai 2006. There was also a tournament at the same time featuring Kuwait and Sharjah but these are not included as neither has its own national union.

In 2006 and 2007 what is described as the "CORE OF THE NATIONAL SELECTIONS" of Hungary, Bosnia and Serbia competed at the Krusevac tournament in Serbia against various club sides from across Europe.

Canada appeared at the 2007 Amsterdam sevens.

Dubai Tournament (21st September 2007) included Abu Dhabi, Kuwait and Sharjah. None of these have their own union.

Singapore Bucks (may be a club side or development) and Hong Kong Development will compete at the Bangkok sevens 26th to 28th October 2007.

England are planning to use their National Sevens (Club tournament) as a preparation for the European Sevens.

[edit] Cumulative Records

The table below has been drawn from the above records. Scores are omitted in this table as otherwise a number of games with unknown scores would have had to be ignored for now. Summarised will be placed on the tournament entry above when included. This will be limited to complete or near complete records to reduce the risk of errors.

Non-International VIIs are included where they have taken part in a predominantly full International tournament, and they are italicised to make them stand out. The following list is only a guide and the raw information should be used in the first instance. The table is also inherently flawed as it takes no note of the level of opposition or competition.

There does not appear to be a South Africa team aside from the Emerging team. It is believed that they are (like many) using sevens to develop fifteen aside potential but are one of the only teams to reflect this in the team name.

Nation Played Won Drawn Lost  %
Brazil 20 20 0 0 100
Emerging South Africa 11 11 0 0 100
France U20 7 7 0 0 100
New Zealand 32 30 0 2 94
Finland 20 18 0 2 90
Trinidad and Tobago 6 5 0 1 83
Uganda 15 12 1 2 83
Romania 20 16 0 4 80
25 19 1 5 78
USA 40 30 1 9 76
France 29 22 0 7 76
England 38 28 0 10 74
Canada 15 11 0 4 73
Germany 22 16 0 6 73
Tunisia 9 6 1 2 72
Samoa 17 12 0 5 71
Venezuela 20 14 0 6 70
Australia 18 12 1 5 69
Moldova 13 9 0 4 69
Kazakhstan 41 28 0 13 68
Ireland 12 8 0 4 67
USA Developing Eagles 6 4 0 2 67
Israel 22 14 0 8 64
Malta 20 12 1 7 63
Wales 18 10 2 6 61
Andorra 20 12 0 8 60
Colombia 20 12 0 8 60
Netherlands 37 21 1 15 58
Zambia 12 7 0 5 58
China 25 13 2 10 56
Kenya 9 5 0 4 56
Chile 20 10 1 9 53
Croatia 35 18 0 17 51
Denmark 14 7 0 7 50
Jamaica 12 6 0 6 50
Lithuania 22 11 0 11 50
Uruguay 20 10 0 10 50
Argentina 20 9 1 10 48
Poland 27 13 0 14 48
Hong Kong 37 17 1 19 47
Austria 35 16 0 19 46
Belgium 32 14 1 17 45
Switzerland 31 14 0 17 45
Latvia 14 6 0 8 43
Russia 15 6 1 8 43
Japan 33 14 0 19 42
Laos 5 2 0 3 40
Pretoria University 5 2 0 3 40
Sweden 29 11 1 17 40
Bulgaria 32 12 1 19 39
Italy 19 7 1 11 39
Portugal 23 8 2 13 39
Tunisia Universities 4 1 1 2 38
Serbia 19 7 0 12 37
Sri Lanka 11 4 0 7 36
Uganda Select 11 4 0 7 36
Thailand 36 12 1 23 35
Fiji 6 2 0 4 33
Norway 27 9 0 18 33
St Vincent 6 2 0 4 33
Czech Republic 33 9 1 23 29
Georgia 7 2 0 5 29
Arabian Gulf 38 10 1 27 28
Hungary 29 8 0 21 28
Singapore 43 12 0 21 28
Guyana 12 3 0 9 25
Hong Kong Barbarians 4 1 0 3 25
Papua New Guinea 4 1 0 3 25
Rwanda 8 2 0 6 25
Zimbabwe 10 2 0 8 20
St Lucia 6 1 0 5 17
Paraguay 15 2 0 13 13
Peru 20 2 0 18 10
Bosnia Herzogovina 24 2 0 22 8
Luxembourg 24 2 0 22 8
Barbados 6 0 0 6 0
Burundi 8 0 0 8 0
Cambodia 5 0 0 5 0
Chile Invitation 5 0 0 5 0
Guam 1 0 0 1 0
Ivory Coast 4 0 0 4 0
Kyrgistan 4 0 0 4 0
Slovenia 7 0 0 7 0
South Africa 3 0 0 3 0
Uzbekistan 10 0 0 10 0

[edit] Sources

The sources for each individual tournament entry are listed individually above. Most of the information has come from the websites of various nations which has also been contributed to by news reports. If only one source is listed then it should be considered the primary source.

The listings are also checked by members of various rugby discussion fora.