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Men's Rugby World Cup Sevens Best Performers All-Time MEN'S RUGBY WORLD CUP SEVENS BEST PERFORMERS ALL-TIME ALL-TIME POINTS : 17755 TRIES : 2821 GOALS : 1819 PENALTY GOALS : 7 DROP GOALS : 1 ALL-TIME RECORD OF MOST POINTS SCORED IN A GAME MOST POINTS IN A GAME FOR RWC VII (2018) 27 Isi Tu'ivai (Ton) 52-0 v Chinese Taipei Edinburgh 1993 (I) 17-Apr-93 20 Siviwe Soyizwapi (Rsa) 45-7 v Ireland San Francisco 20-Jul-18 26 Waisale Serevi (Fij) 56-0 v South Korea Hong Kong 1997 (II) 23-Mar-97 18 Manu Guise (Png) 52-7 v Jamaica San Francisco 22-Jul-18 25 Glen Osborne (Nzl) 47-0 v Japan Hong Kong 1997 (II) 22-Mar-97 16 Jean Pascal Barraque (Fra) 50-0 v Jamaica San Francisco 20-Jul-18 23 Waisale Serevi (Fij) 45-0 v Hong Kong Hong Kong 1997 (II) 21-Mar-97 15 Jordan Conroy (Ire) 24-14 v Kenya San Francisco 21-Jul-18 22 Mark Appleson (Sco) 36-5 v Chinese Taipei Edinburgh 1993 (I) 16-Apr-93 15 Nathan Hirayama (Can) 35-17 v Japan San Francisco 21-Jul-18 22 Ben Gollings (Eng) 42-5 v Hong Kong Dubai 2009 (V) 5-Mar-09 15 Timothy Kisiga (Uga) 38-28 v Uruguay San Francisco 22-Jul-18 22 Andre Joubert (Rsa) 47-5 v Latvia Edinburgh 1993 (I) 16-Apr-93 14 Amenoni Nasilasila (Fij) 43-7 v Argentina San Francisco 21-Jul-18 22 Roger Randle (Nzl) 33-0 v Chile Mar del Plata 2001 (III) 27-Jan-01 14 John Porch (Aus) 19-7 v Canada San Francisco 22-Jul-18 22 Waisale Serevi (Fij) 66-0 v Namibia Hong Kong 1997 (II) 22-Mar-97 13 Madison Hughes (Usa) 28-0 v Scotland San Francisco 22-Jul-18 22 John Timu (Nzl) 42-0 v Australia Edinburgh 1993 (I) 18-Apr-93 13 Boyd Rouse (Zim) 33-21 v Jamaica San Francisco 22-Jul-18 ALL-TIME RECORD OF MOST TRIES SCORED IN A GAME MOST TRIES IN A GAME FOR RWC VII (2018) 4 Mark Appleson (Sco) 36-5 v Chinese Taipei Edinburgh 1993 (I) 16-Apr-93 4 Siviwe Soyizwapi (Rsa) 45-7 v Ireland San Francisco 20-Jul-18 4 Josh Blackie (Nzl) 52-5 v Ireland Hong Kong 2005 (IV) 18-Mar-05 3 Jordan Conroy (Ire) 24-14 v Kenya San Francisco 21-Jul-18 4 Francisco Bosch (Arg) 40-5 v Russia Hong Kong 2005 (IV) 18-Mar-05 3 Timothy Kisiga (Uga) 38-28 v Uruguay San Francisco 22-Jul-18 4 Rupeni Caucau (Fij) 52-7 v Kenya Mar del Plata 2001 (III) 27-Jan-01 2 Joaquin Alonso (Uru) 28-38 v Uganda San Francisco 22-Jul-18 4 Roger Randle (Nzl) 33-0 v Chile Mar del Plata 2001 (III) 27-Jan-01 2 Willy Ambaka (Ken) 14-24 v Ireland San Francisco 21-Jul-18 4 Siviwe Soyizwapi (Rsa) 45-7 v Ireland San Francisco 2018 (VII) 20-Jul-18 2 Perry Baker (Usa) 35-0 v Wales San Francisco 20-Jul-18 4 Marika Vunibaka (Fij) 38-14 v Samoa Hong Kong 1997 (II) 23-Mar-97 2 Jean Pascal Barraque (Fra) 50-0 v Jamaica San Francisco 20-Jul-18 4 Brendan Williams (Aus) 33-5 v England Mar del Plata 2001 (III) 28-Jan-01 2 Kevin Bly (Fra) 24-29 v Scotland San Francisco 22-Jul-18 3 Frank Bunce (Nzl) 49-7 v Netherlands Edinburgh 1993 (I) 16-Apr-93 2 Billy Dardis (Ire) 27-12 v Wales San Francisco 22-Jul-18 3 David Campese (Aus) 42-5 v Argentina Edinburgh 1993 (I) 17-Apr-93 2 Justin Douglas (Can) 29-21 v Papua N. G. San Francisco 20-Jul-18 ALL-TIME HIGHEST AGGREGATE SCORE HIGHEST AGGREGATE SCORE FOR RWC VII (2018) 68 Japan v United States 28-40 Bowl Final Hong Kong 1997 (II) 23-Mar-97 66 Uganda v Uruguay 38-28 Bowl 19/20 Place San Francisco 22-Jul-18 68 South Africa v Russia 54-14 Pool D Hong Kong 2005 (IV) 18-Mar-05 62 Tonga v Chile 29-33 Bowl Quarter-final San Francisco 21-Jul-18 68 Samoa v United States 49-19 Pool D Mar del Plata 2001 (III) 26-Jan-01 59 Papua N. G. v Jamaica 52-7 Bowl 21/24 Place San Francisco 22-Jul-18 66 Fiji v Namibia 66-0 Pool A Day 2 Hong Kong 1997 (II) 22-Mar-97 57 Scotland v Kenya 31-26 Round of 16 San Francisco 20-Jul-18 66 Uganda v Uruguay 38-28 Bowl 19/20 Place San Francisco 2018 (VII) 22-Jul-18 54 Zimbabwe v Jamaica 33-21 Bowl 23/24 Place San Francisco 22-Jul-18 62 Tonga v Chile 29-33 Bowl Quarter-final San Francisco 2018 (VII) 21-Jul-18 53 Scotland v France 29-24 Championship 7/8 Place San Francisco 22-Jul-18 62 Canada v Chinese Taipei 55-7 Pool B Mar del Plata 2001 (III) 27-Jan-01 52 South Africa v Ireland 45-7 Round of 16 San Francisco 20-Jul-18 62 Scotland v Romania 43-19 Plate Quarter Final Hong Kong 1997 (II) 23-Mar-97 52 Canada v Japan 35-17 Challenge Quarter-final San Francisco 21-Jul-18 61 Tonga v Japan 35-26 Pool E Day 2 Hong Kong 1997 (II) 22-Mar-97 52 Samoa v Uganda 45-7 Pre-Round 16 San Francisco 20-Jul-18 61 New Zealand v Japan 47-14 Pool C Hong Kong 1997 (II) 21-Mar-97 50 Canada v Papua N. G. 29-21 Pre-Round 16 San Francisco 20-Jul-18 ALL-TIME WIDEST MARGIN OF VICTORY WIDEST MARGIN OF VICTORY FOR RWC VII (2018) 66 Fiji v Namibia 66-0 Pool A Day 2 Hong Kong 1997 (II) 22-Mar-97 50 France v Jamaica 50-0 Pre-Round 16 San Francisco 20-Jul-18 59 Fiji v Portugal 59-0 Pool D Hong Kong 1997 (II) 21-Mar-97 45 Papua N. G. v Jamaica 52-7 Bowl 21/24 Place San Francisco 22-Jul-18 59 Uruguay v South Africa 0-59 Pool D Hong Kong 2005 (IV) 18-Mar-05 41 Australia v Russia 41-0 Challenge Quarter-final San Francisco 21-Jul-18 56 Fiji v South Korea 56-0 Cup Quarter-final Hong Kong 1997 (II) 23-Mar-97 38 South Africa v Ireland 45-7 Round of 16 San Francisco 20-Jul-18 52 New Zealand v Japan 52-0 Pool C Mar del Plata 2001 (III) 26-Jan-01 38 Samoa v Uganda 45-7 Pre-Round 16 San Francisco 20-Jul-18 52 Tonga v Chinese Taipei 52-0 Pool C Edinburgh 1993 (I) 17-Apr-93 36 Argentina v Fiji 7-43 Championship Quarter-final San Francisco 21-Jul-18 50 France v Jamaica 50-0 Pre-Round 16 San Francisco 2018 (VII) 20-Jul-18 35 United States v Wales 35-0 Round of 16 San Francisco 20-Jul-18 50 Japan v Philippines 50-0 Bowl Quarter-final Moscow 2013 (VI) 30-Jun-13 31 Scotland v South Africa 5-36 Championship Quarter-final San Francisco 21-Jul-18 48 Canada v Chinese Taipei 55-7 Pool B Mar del Plata 2001 (III) 27-Jan-01 28 Argentina v Canada 28-0 Round of 16 San Francisco 20-Jul-18 48 Scotland v New Zealand 0-48 Pool A Hong Kong 2005 (IV) 19-Mar-05 28 Scotland v United States 0-28 Championship 5/8 Place San Francisco 22-Jul-18 #RWC7s 22.07.18 18:25 rwcsevens.com.
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