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Hsbc World Rugby Women's Sevens Series 2019 - Kitakyushu HSBC WORLD RUGBY WOMEN'S SEVENS SERIES 2019 - KITAKYUSHU BEST PERFORMERS - SERIES 2019 POINTS SCORERS TRY SCORERS GOAL SCORERS TEAMS Try Avg Points Avg Ghislaine Landry 120 CAN Bianca Farella 22 CAN Tyla Nathan-Wong 42 NZL NEW ZEALAND 100 4.8 614 29.2 Emma Sykes 114 AUS Amee Leigh Murphy Crowe 22 IRE Ghislaine Landry 40 CAN AUSTRALIA 80 3.8 498 23.7 Bianca Farella 110 CAN Michaela Blyde 20 NZL Holly Aitchison 35 ENG FRANCE 77 3.7 461 22.0 Amee Leigh Murphy Crowe 110 IRE Anne Cecile Ciofani 15 FRA Lucy Mulhall 32 IRE CANADA 73 3.5 463 22.0 Tyla Nathan-Wong 109 NZL Ellia Green 14 AUS Emma Sykes 32 AUS USA 62 3.0 384 18.3 Michaela Blyde 100 NZL Baizat Khamidova 13 RUS Nicole Heavirland 20 USA ENGLAND 61 3.0 395 19.8 Holly Aitchison 95 ENG Evania Pelite 12 AUS Daria Lushina 18 RUS IRELAND 59 2.8 362 17.2 Chen Keyi 84 CHN Ilona Delsing Rosa Maher 11 USA Shannon Izar 17 FRA RUSSIA 59 2.8 345 16.4 Lucy Mulhall 80 IRE Lide Erbina 10 ESP Alev Kelter 17 USA SPAIN 46 2.4 272 14.3 Anne Cecile Ciofani 75 FRA Eve Higgins 10 IRE Chen Keyi 17 CHN FIJI 40 2.2 234 13.0 Shannon Izar 74 FRA Sarah Hirini 10 NZL Caroline Drouin 15 FRA CHINA 36 2.0 228 12.7 Alev Kelter 74 USA Chen Keyi 10 CHN Patricia García 12 ESP JAPAN 6 2.0 40 13.3 Caroline Drouin 70 FRA Kristina Seredina 10 RUS Samantha Treherne 12 AUS KENYA 5 1.0 31 6.2 Ellia Green 70 AUS Emma Sykes 10 AUS Katarina Whata-Simpkins 8 NZL PNG 2 0.4 10 2.0 Baizat Khamidova 65 RUS Portia Woodman 10 NZL Breanne Nicholas 7 CAN MEXICO 0 0.0 0 0.0 Daria Lushina 61 RUS Shakira Baker 9 NZL Ingrid Algar 6 ESP Evania Pelite 60 AUS Gayle Broughton 9 NZL Marina Kukina 6 RUS Ilona Delsing Rosa Maher 55 USA Deborah Fleming 9 ENG Merewalesi Rokouono 6 FIJ Eve Higgins 52 IRE Kris Thomas 9 USA Gu Yaoyao 6 CHN Kristina Seredina 52 RUS Brittany Benn 8 CAN Montserrat Amedee 5 FRA Lide Erbina 50 ESP Charlotte Caslick 8 AUS Kelly Brazier 5 NZL Nicole Heavirland 50 USA Caroline Drouin 8 FRA Yume Okuroda 5 JPN 1 20/04/2019 06:18 pm W2019WS004_Kitakyushu_Season_Top_Scorers_190420_1818.pdf HSBC WORLD RUGBY WOMEN'S SEVENS SERIES 2019 - KITAKYUSHU POINTS SCORERS TRY SCORERS GOAL SCORERS Sarah Hirini 50 NZL Cheta Emba 8 USA Helena Rowland 5 ENG Portia Woodman 50 NZL Julia Greenshields 8 CAN Luisa Tisolo 5 FIJ Shakira Baker 45 NZL Shannon Izar 8 FRA Natasha Hunt 4 ENG Gayle Broughton 45 NZL Alev Kelter 8 USA Grace Adhiambo Okulu 3 KEN Deborah Fleming 45 ENG Ellie Kildunne 8 ENG Page McGregor 3 AUS Kris Thomas 45 USA Ghislaine Landry 8 CAN Roela Radiniyavuni 3 FIJ Patricia García 44 ESP Kaili Lukan 8 CAN María Casado 2 ESP Samantha Treherne 44 AUS Alena Mikhaltsova 8 RUS Sharni Williams 2 AUS Julia Greenshields 42 CAN Naya Tapper 8 USA Olivia Apps 1 CAN Brittany Benn 40 CAN Charity Williams 8 CAN Marina Bravo 1 ESP Kelly Brazier 40 NZL Dominique du Toit 7 AUS Julia Greenshields 1 CAN Charlotte Caslick 40 AUS Fanny Horta 7 FRA Eve Higgins 1 IRE Cheta Emba 40 USA Asinate Savu 7 FIJ Megan Jones 1 ENG Ellie Kildunne 40 ENG Emma Uren 7 ENG Chen Ming 1 CHN Kaili Lukan 40 CAN Stacey Waaka 7 NZL Chey Robins-Reti 1 NZL Alena Mikhaltsova 40 RUS Elena Zdrokova 7 RUS Asinate Savu 1 FIJ Naya Tapper 40 USA Kelly Brazier 6 NZL Tokasa Seniyasi 1 FIJ Charity Williams 40 CAN Arina Bystrova 6 RUS Kristina Seredina 1 RUS Ingrid Algar 37 ESP Iera Echebarria 6 ESP Lavenia Tinai 1 FIJ Asinate Savu 37 FIJ Kristi Kirshe 6 USA Charlotte Torres Duxans 1 FRA Dominique du Toit 35 AUS Ana Maria Naimasi 6 FIJ Tenika Willison 1 NZL Fanny Horta 35 FRA Chloe Pelle 6 FRA Helena Rowland 35 ENG Ruby Tui 6 NZL 2 20/04/2019 06:18 pm W2019WS004_Kitakyushu_Season_Top_Scorers_190420_1818.pdf.
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