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Hsbc World Rugby Women's Sevens Series 2020 - Cape Town HSBC WORLD RUGBY WOMEN'S SEVENS SERIES 2020 - CAPE TOWN BEST PERFORMERS - ALL-TIME POINTS SCORERS TRY SCORERS GOAL SCORERS TEAMS Try Avg Points Avg Ghislaine Landry 1286 CAN Portia Woodman 195 NZL Tyla Nathan-Wong 379 NZL NEW ZEALAND 1057 4.4 6529 27.2 Portia Woodman 975 NZL Bianca Farella 149 CAN Ghislaine Landry 300 CAN AUSTRALIA 936 3.9 5719 23.8 Tyla Nathan-Wong 943 NZL Ghislaine Landry 137 CAN Patricia Garcia 186 ESP CANADA 841 3.5 5220 21.8 Alev Kelter 752 USA Ellia Green 130 AUS Alev Kelter 158 USA USA 713 3.1 4376 18.9 Bianca Farella 745 CAN Emilee Cherry 128 AUS Chloe Dalton 151 AUS ENGLAND 647 2.8 4008 17.5 Emilee Cherry 704 AUS Michaela Blyde 126 NZL Lucy Mulhall 121 IRE RUSSIA 601 2.7 3585 15.9 Ellia Green 668 AUS Emma Tonegato 124 AUS Nicole Heavirland 109 USA FRANCE 578 2.7 3511 16.6 Patricia Garcia 663 ESP Baizat Khamidova 102 RUS Emma Sykes 105 AUS FIJI 480 2.6 2918 16.0 Michaela Blyde 630 NZL Alena Mikhaltsova 93 RUS Nadezda Kudinova 93 RUS SPAIN 386 1.9 2361 11.4 Emma Tonegato 620 AUS Charlotte Caslick 92 AUS Sharni Williams 92 AUS IRELAND 320 2.0 1958 11.9 Baizat Khamidova 510 RUS Amee-Leigh Murphy Crowe 92 IRE Selica Winiata 87 NZL BRAZIL 213 1.5 1251 8.7 Kelly Brazier 501 NZL Alev Kelter 87 USA Daria Lushina 86 RUS JAPAN 171 1.8 1010 10.5 Alena Mikhaltsova 483 RUS Kayla McAlister 85 NZL Holly Aitchison 82 ENG CHINA 145 1.6 901 9.8 Charlotte Caslick 462 AUS Elena Zdrokova 85 RUS Katy Daley-Mclean 79 ENG NETHERLANDS 100 2.0 592 12.1 Amee-Leigh Murphy Crowe 460 IRE Naya Tapper 84 USA Alice Richardson 66 ENG SOUTH AFRICA 100 1.5 609 9.1 Elena Zdrokova 429 RUS Kelly Brazier 83 NZL Caroline Drouin 58 FRA SCOTLAND 14 2.8 82 16.4 Kayla McAlister 425 NZL Kris Thomas 68 USA Lavenia Tinai 58 FIJ PNG 13 0.9 69 4.6 Naya Tapper 420 USA Sarah Hirini 66 NZL Luisa Basei Tisolo 58 FIJ ARGENTINA 10 0.7 58 3.9 Sharni Williams 414 AUS Lauren Doyle 65 USA Pauline Biscarat 54 FRA KENYA 10 1.0 60 6.0 Chloe Dalton 402 AUS Karen Paquin 65 CAN Shannon Izar 54 FRA WALES 7 1.4 43 8.6 Asinate Ufa Savu 381 FIJ Victoria Folayan 64 USA Bui Baravilala 53 USA COLOMBIA 4 0.8 26 5.2 Nadezda Kudinova 361 RUS Evania Pelite 64 AUS Ashley Steacy 53 CAN TRIN & TOB 4 0.8 20 4.0 1 of 2 15/12/2019 06:59 pm W2020WS003_Cape Town_All_Time_Top_Scorers_191215_1859.pdf HSBC WORLD RUGBY WOMEN'S SEVENS SERIES 2020 - CAPE TOWN POINTS SCORERS TRY SCORERS GOAL SCORERS TEAMS Try Avg Points Avg Emma Sykes 355 AUS Brittany Benn 63 CAN Raquel Kochhann 51 BRA TUNISIA 2 0.2 10 1.0 Shannon Izar 348 FRA Charity Williams 62 CAN Sarah McKenna 51 ENG MEXICO 0 0.0 0 0.0 Lucy Mulhall 343 IRE Gayle Broughton 61 NZL Christelle Le Duff 50 FRA Kris Thomas 340 USA Asinate Ufa Savu 59 FIJ Emily Scott 49 ENG Sarah Hirini 330 NZL Joanne Watmore 59 ENG Kelly Brazier 43 NZL Lauren Doyle 325 USA Patricia Garcia 58 ESP Asinate Ufa Savu 43 FIJ Karen Paquin 325 CAN Camille Grassineau 57 FRA Breanna Nicholas 41 CAN Nicole Heavirland 323 USA Ruby Tui 55 NZL Yume Okuroda 41 JPN Victoria Folayan 320 USA Julia Greenshields 51 CAN Magali Harvey 40 CAN Evania Pelite 320 AUS Fanny Horta 51 FRA Montserrat Amedee 39 FRA Brittany Benn 315 CAN Deborah Fleming 48 ENG Katarina Whata-Simpkins 39 NZL Charity Williams 310 CAN Shannon Izar 48 FRA Jade Le Pesq 38 FRA Gayle Broughton 305 NZL Kayla Moleschi 47 CAN Viniana Naisaluwaki Riwai 37 FIJ Joanne Watmore 297 ENG Timaima Rosi Lulutai 47 FIJ Samantha Treherne 36 AUS Ravisa Lavenia Tinai 286 FIJ Yu Xiaoming 34 CHN Sharni Williams 46 AUS Camille Grassineau 285 FRA Emilee Cherry 32 AUS Chloe Pelle 45 FRA Julia Greenshields 279 CAN Kristina Seredina 30 RUS Amy Wilson Hardy 45 ENG Ruby Tui 275 NZL Mandy Marchak 29 CAN Ekaterina Skoromko 44 RUS Selica Winiata 269 NZL Rusila Nagasau 29 FIJ Natasha Brennan 42 ENG Luisa Basei Tisolo 266 FIJ Chen Keyi 28 CHN Heather Fisher 41 ENG Holly Aitchison 259 ENG Loraine Laros 28 NED Ana Maria Naimasi 41 FIJ Fanny Horta 255 FRA Amelia Villines 28 USA Barbara Pla 41 ESP Montserrat Amedee 248 FRA Cobie-Jane Morgan 25 AUS Caroline Ladagnous 37 FRA 2 of 2 15/12/2019 06:59 pm W2020WS003_Cape Town_All_Time_Top_Scorers_191215_1859.pdf.
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