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Hsbc World Rugby Women's Sevens Series 2020 - Hamilton HSBC WORLD RUGBY WOMEN'S SEVENS SERIES 2020 - HAMILTON SQUAD LISTS WITH CAREER TOTALS AUSTRALIA EVENTS POINTS TRIES GOALS BRAZIL EVENTS POINTS TRIES GOALS 1 Rhiannon Byers 4 10 2 0 1 Mariana Nicolau 10 20 4 0 2 Sharni Williams (c) 33 414 46 92 2 Luiza Campos 21 40 8 0 3 Sariah Paki 8 20 4 0 3 Rafaela Zanellato 3 0 0 0 4 Cassandra Staples 10 125 25 0 4 Leila Dos Santos Silva 4 5 1 0 5 Emma Tonegato 29 620 124 0 5 Thalia Costa 4 30 6 0 6 Demi Hayes 10 65 13 0 6 Isadora Cerullo (c) 12 42 4 11 7 Dominique Du Toit 13 140 28 0 7 Claudia Teles 8 55 11 0 8 Madison Ashby 3 20 4 0 8 Isadora Lopes De 1 0 0 0 Souza 9 Emma Sykes 15 355 29 105 9 Haline Scatrut 15 57 11 1 10 Alicia Lucas 32 185 37 0 10 Raquel Kochhann 23 202 20 51 11 Emilee Cherry 29 704 128 32 11 Bianca Silva 13 100 20 0 12 Ellia Green 28 668 130 9 12 Aline Bednarski 2 0 0 0 13 Faith Nathan 2 30 6 0 13 Beatriz Futuro Muhlbauer 18 110 22 0 Team Total 216 3356 576 238 Team Total 134 661 107 63 CANADA EVENTS POINTS TRIES GOALS CHINA EVENTS POINTS TRIES GOALS 1 Brittany Benn 26 315 63 0 1 Tang Minglin D 2 Kayla Moleschi 36 241 47 3 2 Yang Min (c) 13 25 5 0 3 Caroline Crossley 18 55 11 0 3 Yu Liping 13 30 6 0 4 Elissa Alarie 9 60 12 0 4 Su Qi 1 5 1 0 5 Julia Greenshields 28 279 51 12 5 Zheng Wenyan D 6 Charity Williams 22 310 62 0 6 Wang Wanyu 1 10 2 0 7 Sara Kaljuvee 19 40 8 0 7 Chen Keyi 15 181 25 28 8 Bianca Farella 36 745 149 0 8 Liu Xiaoqian 5 30 6 0 9 Ghislaine Landry (c) 35 1286 137 300 9 Yang Feifei 1 5 1 0 10 Kaili Lukan 10 95 19 0 10 Yu Xiaoming 10 118 10 34 11 Karen Paquin 26 325 65 0 11 Xu Xiaoyan D 12 Keyara Wardley 3 10 2 0 12 Gu Yaoyao 4 29 3 7 13 Pam Buisa 7 20 4 0 13 Lyu Hewen 2 15 3 0 Team Total 275 3781 630 315 Team Total 65 448 62 69 1 of 3 24/01/2020 09:28 am W2020WS004_Hamilton_All_Squad_Career_Totals_200124_0927.pdf HSBC WORLD RUGBY WOMEN'S SEVENS SERIES 2020 - HAMILTON ENGLAND EVENTS POINTS TRIES GOALS FIJI EVENTS POINTS TRIES GOALS 1 Ellie Kildunne 5 73 13 4 1 Vasiti Solikoviti 11 55 11 0 2 Abbie Brown (c) 20 182 36 1 2 Asinate Savu 23 381 59 43 3 Abi Burton 9 5 1 0 3 Raijieli Daveua (c) 14 145 29 0 4 Heather Fisher 24 207 41 1 4 Rusila Nagasau 28 163 21 29 5 Helena Rowland 8 57 9 6 5 Ana Roqica 29 165 33 0 6 Deborah Fleming 18 240 48 0 6 Lavenia Tinai 25 286 34 58 7 Georgie Lingham D 7 Roela Radiniyavuni 6 41 7 3 8 Beth Wilcock 3 10 2 0 8 Mereseini Leivere 1 0 0 0 9 Alex Matthews 16 80 16 0 9 Viniana Riwai 20 169 19 37 10 Megan Jones 10 53 3 19 10 Luisa Tisolo 20 266 30 58 11 Sydney Gregson 1 0 0 0 11 Ana Maria Naimasi 20 211 41 3 12 Amy Wilson Hardy 29 225 45 0 12 Tokasa Seniyasi 7 50 8 5 13 Jodie Ounsley 3 5 1 0 13 Alowesi Nakoci 3 10 2 0 Team Total 146 1137 215 31 Team Total 207 1942 294 236 FRANCE EVENTS POINTS TRIES GOALS IRELAND EVENTS POINTS TRIES GOALS 1 Marjorie Mayans 32 65 13 0 1 Deirbhile Nic A Bhaird 14 25 5 0 2 Séraphine Okemba 13 120 24 0 2 Hannah Tyrrell 23 89 17 2 3 Chloé Pelle 30 225 45 0 3 Stacey Flood 20 125 25 0 4 Jade Ulutule 13 231 31 38 4 Brittany Hogan 7 5 1 0 5 Valentine Lothoz 1 15 3 0 5 Amee-Leigh Murphy Crowe 26 460 92 0 6 Fanny Horta (c) 32 255 51 0 6 Kathy Baker 7 10 2 0 7 Coralie Bertrand 12 95 19 0 7 Katie Fitzhenry 18 40 8 0 8 Camille Grassineau 28 285 57 0 8 Megan Burns 6 10 2 0 9 Joanna Grisez 5 40 8 0 9 Lucy Mulhall (c) 20 343 20 121 10 Caroline Drouin 14 196 16 58 10 Eve Higgins 14 151 23 18 11 Shannon Izar 23 348 48 54 11 Louise Galvin 18 105 21 0 12 Lina Guerin 19 165 33 0 12 Emily Lane 7 15 3 0 13 Yolaine Yengo 3 19 3 2 13 Anna McGann 5 20 4 0 Team Total 225 2059 351 152 Team Total 185 1398 223 141 2 of 3 24/01/2020 09:28 am W2020WS004_Hamilton_All_Squad_Career_Totals_200124_0927.pdf HSBC WORLD RUGBY WOMEN'S SEVENS SERIES 2020 - HAMILTON NEW ZEALAND EVENTS POINTS TRIES GOALS RUSSIA EVENTS POINTS TRIES GOALS 1 Ruby Tui 31 275 55 0 1 Daria Noritsina 20 85 17 0 2 Risi Pouri-Lane 4 43 1 19 2 Daria Lushina 22 237 13 86 3 Stacey Fluhler 13 165 33 0 3 Diana Glushenko 4 5 1 0 4 Niall Williams 24 180 36 0 4 Kristina Seredina (c) 27 195 27 30 5 Sarah Hirini (c) 36 330 66 0 5 Baizat Khamidova 32 510 102 0 6 Michaela Blyde 25 630 126 0 6 Anna Gavrilyuk 19 15 3 0 7 Tyla Nathan-Wong 33 943 37 379 7 Nadezhda Sozonova 19 361 35 93 8 Kelly Brazier 29 501 83 43 8 Marina Kukina 25 72 8 16 9 Gayle Broughton 20 305 61 0 9 Marina Myasnikova 20 180 36 0 10 Theresa Fitzpatrick 18 55 11 0 10 Elena Zdrokova 21 429 85 2 11 Mahina Paul 1 10 2 0 11 Anastasia Prokudina 4 5 1 0 12 Alena Saili 15 135 27 0 12 Anna Baranchuk 12 15 3 0 13 Tenika Willison 8 52 2 21 13 Iana Danilova 10 35 7 0 Team Total 257 3624 540 462 Team Total 235 2144 338 227 SPAIN EVENTS POINTS TRIES GOALS USA EVENTS POINTS TRIES GOALS 1 Eva Aguirre 5 15 3 0 1 Steph Rovetti 4 5 1 0 2 Beatriz Dominguez Sanchez 6 25 5 0 2 Ilona Maher 10 95 19 0 3 Amaia Erbina 24 110 22 0 3 Abby Gustaitis (c) 11 45 9 0 4 Patricia García 35 663 58 186 4 Nicole Heavirland 22 323 21 109 5 Marina Bravo (c) 25 87 17 1 5 Alev Kelter 32 752 87 158 6 María García 7 40 8 0 6 Lauren Doyle 28 325 65 0 7 Barbara Pla 29 205 41 0 7 Naya Tapper 20 420 84 0 8 Olivia Fresneda 15 40 8 0 8 Jordan Gray-Matyas 13 40 8 0 9 María Casado 32 112 18 11 9 Eti Haungatau 3 15 3 0 10 Clara Piquero D 10 Kayla Canett 8 12 2 1 11 Iera Echebarria 29 120 24 0 11 Kris Thomas (c) 24 340 68 0 12 Lide Erbina 7 70 14 0 12 Kristi Kirshe 7 140 28 0 13 Paula Requena 3 25 5 0 13 Cheta Emba 16 130 26 0 Team Total 217 1512 223 198 Team Total 198 2642 421 268 3 of 3 24/01/2020 09:28 am W2020WS004_Hamilton_All_Squad_Career_Totals_200124_0927.pdf.
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