Sevens
2011/2012 HSBC Sevens Tournament
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Fixtures for the 2011/2012 HSBC Sevens Tournament
25-26 Nov 2011: Australia (Queensland) Winner: FIJI
02-03 Dec 2011: Dubai (Dubai) Winner: ENGLAND
09-10 Dec 2011: South Africa (Port Elizabeth) Winner: NEW ZEALAND
03-04 Feb 2012: New Zealand (Wellington) Winner: NEW ZEALAND
10-12 Feb 2012: USA (Las Vegas)
23-25 Mar 2012: Hong Kong (Hong Kong)
31-01 Apr 2012: Japan (Tokyo)
05-06 May 2012: Scotland (Edinburgh)
12-13 May 2012: England (London)
2010/2011 HSBC Sevens Tournament [Archive]
New Zealand were the winners of the 2010\11 IRB Sevens World Series.
Final Standings
1. New Zealand 166
2. South Africa 140
3. England 127
4. Fiji 122
5. Samoa 120
01. DUBAI – 3 Dec 2010
SAMOA 21 – 29 ENGLAND Final Cup
SOUTH AFRICA 19 – 12 AUSTRALIA Final Plate
ARGENTINA 21 – 0 ZIMBABWE Final Bowl
KENYA 26 – 0 FRANCE Final Shield
02. SOUTH AFRICA – 10 DEC 2010
ENGLAND 19 – 22 NEW ZEALAND Final Cup
SOUTH AFRICA 10 – 5 ARGENTINA Final Plate
SCOTLAND 26 – 0 RUSSIA Final Bowl
KENYA 5 – 14 ZIMBABWE Final Shield
03. NEW ZEALAND 4 FEB 2011
ENGLAND 14 – 29 NEW ZEALAND Final Cup
FIJI 26 – 12 SOUTH AFRICA Final Plate
KENYA 19 – 0 TONGA Final Bowl
UNITED STATES 19 – 12 FRANCE Final Shield
04. USA 12 FEB 2011
SOUTH AFRICA 24 – 14 FIJI Final Cup
KENYA 15 – 26 SAMOA Final Plate
CANADA 14 – 19 SCOTLAND Final Bowl
UNITED STATES 19 – 12 JAPAN Final Shield
05. HONG KONG 25 MAR 2011
NEW ZEALAND 29 – 17 ENGLAND Final Cup
SOUTH AFRICA 26 – 19 AUSTRALIA Final Plate
JAPAN 12 – 33 CANADA Final Bowl
KENYA 17 – 12 SPAIN Final Shield
06. AUSTRALIA 2 APR 2011
NEW ZEALAND 28 – 20 SOUTH AFRICA Final Cup
ARGENTINA 07 – 14 WALES Final Plate
KENYA 10 – 17 UNITED STATES Final Bowl
TONGA 05 – 22 JAPAN Final Shield
07. ENGLAND 21 MAY 2011
SCOTLAND 21 – 19 KENYA Final Bowl
PORTUGAL 07 – 22 ENGLAND Final Shield
SAMOA 22 – 12 AUSTRALIA Final Plate
FIJI 14 – 24 SOUTH AFRICA Final Cup
08. SCOTLAND 28 MAY 2011
AUSTRALIA 35 – 36 SOUTH AFRICA Final Cup
FIJI 26 – 14 SAMOA Final Plate
SCOTLAND 14 – 21 KENYA Final Bowl
CANADA 17 – 12 RUSSIA Final Shield
2009/2010 HSBC Sevens Tournament [Archive]
Samoa were the winners of the 2009/2010 IRB Sevens World Series.
Final standings 2009-10
01 SAMOA 164
02 NEW ZEALAND 149
03 AUSTRALIA 122
04 FIJI 108
05 ENGLAND 96
06 SOUTH AFRICA 80
07 ARGENTINA 62
08 KENYA 52
09 WALES 34
10 UNITED STATES 32
2009/12/04-05 UAE (Dubai)
Dubai Results
NEW ZEALAND 24 – 12 SAMOA Final Cup
SOUTH AFRICA 0 – 7 AUSTRALIA Final Plate
WALES 38 – 7 ZIMBABWE Final Bowl
PORTUGAL 14 – 17 RUSSIA Final Shield
2009/12/11-12 South Africa (George)
South Africa Results
NEW ZEALAND 21 – 12 FIJI Final Cup
ENGLAND 21 – 7 SOUTH AFRICA Final Plate
RUSSIA 5 – 14 WALES Final Bowl
SCOTLAND 28 – 19 FRANCE Final Shield
2010/02/05-06 New Zealand (Wellington)
New Zealand Results
SAMOA 14 – 19 FIJI Final Cup
AUSTRALIA 26 – 22 SOUTH AFRICA Final Plate
WALES 7 – 5 FRANCE Final Bowl
TONGA 14 – 17 UNITED STATES Final Shield
2010/02/13-14 USA (Las Vegas)
USA Results
NEW ZEALAND 12 – 33 SAMOA Final Cup
SOUTH AFRICA 12 – 7 FIJI Final Plate
FRANCE 17 – 28 UNITED STATES Final Bowl
JAPAN 7 – 17 SCOTLAND Final Shield
2010/03/19-21 Australia (Adelaide)
Adelaide Results
SAMOA 38 – 10 UNITED STATES Final Cup
NEW ZEALAND 21 – 14 SOUTH AFRICA Final Plate
ENGLAND 33 – 12 KENYA Final Bowl
TONGA 19 – 22 JAPAN Final Shield
2010/03/26-28 Hong Kong (Hong Kong)
Hong Kong Results
SAMOA 24 – 21 NEW ZEALAND Final Cup
SOUTH AFRICA 12 – 5 AUSTRALIA Final Plate
WALES 19 – 35 CANADA Final Bowl
HONG KONG 19 – 17 RUSSIA Final Shield
2010/05/22-23 England (London)
England results
AUSTRALIA 19 – 14 SOUTH AFRICA Final Cup
FIJI 24 – 26 NEW ZEALAND Final Plate
PORTUGAL 17 – 19 CANADA Final Bowl
FRANCE 21 – 24 KENYA Final Shield
2010/05/29-30 Scotland (Edinburgh)
Scotland results
SAMOA 41 – 14 AUSTRALIA Final Cup
SCOTLAND 19 – 0 ARGENTINA Final Plate
WALES 26 – 10 KENYA Final Bowl
CANADA 7 – 26 RUSSIA Final Shield
IRB Sevens World Series Previous Winners
1999-00 New Zealand
2000-01 New Zealand
2001-02 New Zealand
2002-03 New Zealand
2003-04 New Zealand
2004-05 New Zealand
2005-06 Fiji
2006-07 New Zealand
2007-08 New Zealand
2008-09 South Africa
2009-10 Samoa