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HSBC 7's: London 16 - 18 May (last Round)

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waiopehu oldboy

waiopehu oldboy

George Smith (75)
Pool A:

Fiji
Canada
Argentina
Samoa

Pool B:
New Zealand
Australia
Wales
Japan

Pool C:
England
Scotland
Kenya
Brazil

Pool D:
USA
South Africa
France
Portugal

Standings after Glasgow:
1. Fiji 147
2. South Africa 142
3. New Zealand 139
4. England 117
5. Australia 101
6. USA 86
7. Scotland 79
8. Argentina 73
9. Samoa 59
10. France 59

Fiji, SA & NZ definitely qualified for Rio, England would pretty much have to finish in the bottom half of the Shield & Australia make the Cup Final to miss out on qualification. Ergo Australia will need to win the Oceania qualifying tournament in November.

Hard to see NZ overhauling Fiji but it's (just) possible they might pip SA for 2nd.

First game is 6 PM AEST on Saturday, NZ v Australia at 4 AM Sunday.
 
waiopehu oldboy

waiopehu oldboy

George Smith (75)
Women's tournament kicks off 9 PM Friday AEST:

Pool A
New Zealand
France
Brazil
Spain

Pool B
Canada
England
Russia
South Africa

Pool C
Australia
USA
Fiji
China

Current standings:
1. New Zealand 80
2. Canada 58
3. Australia 56
4. France 52
5. USA 48
6. England 48
7. Russia 46

Two Rounds left, anyone currently 2nd - 7th in with a shout of qualifying for Rio (FTR Fiji are 8th on 24) & only NZ guaranteed a place. Australia's last two results a bit disappointing after a strong start in Rounds 1 & 2.
 
Hugh Jarse

Hugh Jarse

Rocky Elsom (76)
Sam Myers back in the team after Con Foley is ruled out with a foot injury.
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Image of Sam Myers from Getty Images - off Rugby.com.au

Australian Men’s Sevens squad for London:
Cameron CLARK. Club: Northern Suburbs, NSW. Hometown: Sydney, NSW
Tom CUSACK. Club: Canberra Royals, ACT. Hometown: Canberra, ACT
Allan FA'ALAVA'AU. Club: Endeavour Hills, VIC. Hometown: Melbourne, VIC
Pama FOU. Club: Souths, QLD. Hometown: Brisbane, QLD
Alex GIBBON. Club: Southern Districts, NSW. Hometown: Lismore, NSW
Lewis HOLLAND. Club: Queanbeyan Whites, NSW. Hometown: Queanbeyan, NSW
Greg JELOUDEV. Club: Sydney University. Hometown: Sydney, NSW
Ed JENKINS. Club: Sydney University, NSW. Hometown: Sydney, NSW
Nick MALOUF. Club: Sydney University, NSW. Hometown: Robertson, QLD
Sam MYERS. Club: Northern Suburbs, NSW. Hometown: Grenfell, NSW
Jesse PARAHI. Club: Northern Suburbs, NSW. Hometown: Avoca Beach, NSW
James STANNARD. Club: Souths, QLD. Hometown: Brisbane, QLD

Australian Men’s Sevens Pool B fixtures for London:
Australia v Japan, Pool B, 7.28pm AEST, 16 May
Australia v Wales, Pool B, 10.34pm AEST, 17 May
Australia v New Zealand, Pool B, 2.02am AEST, 17 May

Day One from the London Sevens will be broadcast LIVE on FOX SPORTS 2 from 5.50pm to 7.25pm on Saturday and the Red Button from 7.25pm to 3.05am.

Finals Day will be broadcast on FOX SPORTS 2 from 7.25pm on Sunday.

Full Story here:
http://www.rugby.com.au/News/NewsAr...called-to-Aussie-Sevens-squad-for-London.aspx
 
waiopehu oldboy

waiopehu oldboy

George Smith (75)
Paris confirmed as the 10th venue from 2016:

http://www.worldrugby.org/sevens-series/news/71034

Full calendar would therefore be:

Dubai
Cape Town
Sydney
Wellington
Las Vegas
Vancouver
Hong Kong
Tokyo
Paris
London

Now we just have to wait & see if they can get rid of the annoying randomness of the scheduling & have just 2 or 3 weeks between each pair of tournaments vs the up to 7 currently.
 
Hugh Jarse

Hugh Jarse

Rocky Elsom (76)
UNBEATEN AUSSIE WOMEN TO MEET SPAIN IN CUP QUARTERS AT LONDON SEVENS

Some information on the Women's Sevens from the ARU Web site:
http://www.rugby.com.au/News/NewsAr...t-Spain-in-Cup-Quarters-at-London-Sevens.aspx:

Australia to meet Spain, series leaders New Zealand will play hosts England, in-form Canada take on Russia while the USA meet France.

The Australian Women's Sevens team currently sit third in the World Series standings, two points behind second-placed Canada. Only the top four countries at the end of the 2014/15 Women's Sevens World Series qualify automatically for the Rio 2016 Olympics.

Day Two from the London Sevens will be broadcast on http://www.worldrugby.org/womens-sevens-series/ from 7.30pm AEST, and FOX SPORTS will broadcast the Women's competition via the Red Button from 3.05am AEST.

Australian Women’s Sevens results in London so far:
Australia 15-5 Fiji, Pool C
Australia 31-0 China, Pool C
Australia 12-12 USA, Pool C

Australian Women’s Sevens fixture in London16 May:
Australia v Spain, Cup Quarter-Final, 8.36pm AEST
 
Nusadan

Nusadan

Chilla Wilson (44)
Saw the ladies v USA early this morning, were lucky to draw with them! They are just missing the final piece of jigsaw to really gel together as a team.
 
waiopehu oldboy

waiopehu oldboy

George Smith (75)
It doesn't seem possible but Declan O'Donnell's hair looks redder than last time he played, rustier than a Taiwanese squid-fishing boat..........
 
Highlander35

Highlander35

Steve Williams (59)
Worst performance this year. Absolutely shocking. Bloody hell. If they play like that against Kenya, then they've simply been playing for contracts all year, and that's despicable. Even if that's not the case, you can't just turn up and expect to win against anyone, that's the nature of the sevens game.
 
Hugh Jarse

Hugh Jarse

Rocky Elsom (76)
AUS v WAL in the Mens Competition on now.

Try Nick Malouf to boos from crowd at Twickers. Classy. Converted. AUS 7 WAL 0. 5 minutes to go to oranges.

Try Wales in a 14 point turnaround after AUS butcher 2 penalties from 5 metres out down at the other end of the pitch. WAL 7 AUS 7 with 1 minute to oranges.

Try awarded to Ed Jenkins. Unconverted. Time up in the first half.

AUS 12 WAL 7 at oranges.

More boos from Twickers as Clarkies Boy gets meat and chopsticks. AUS 19 WAL 7 with 2:30 to go.

WAL reply with more meat of their own. Converted AUS 19 WAL 14 with one minute to go.

Siren goes. Sir blows no game. AUS 19 WAL 14.
 
Hugh Jarse

Hugh Jarse

Rocky Elsom (76)
NZL vs AUS mens.
Winner to probably play the Single Malts in the Cup SF. Loser to probably play the Soap Dodgers (ENG v SCO up soon).

Game on.

Try NZL - Curry. Conversion is no good. NZL 5 AUS 0 with 3 min left in the half.
Try AUS - Pama Fou. Conversion misses. scores tied up at 5 apiece with 60 sec to oranges.
Try NZL - Ioane, After the bell rings for oranges. not converted.

Oranges = NZL 10 AUS 5

Try AUS - Pama Fou. Conversion misses. scores tied up at 10 apiece with 5 min left.
Try NZL - Curry. Conversion is good. NZL 17 AUS 10 with 3 min left.
Try NZL - Stowers. Conversion is good. NZL 24 AUS 10 with time up. That is the ball game folks.

NZL tops the Pool. AUS Runner up.
 
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