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Hsbc World Rugby Sevens Series 2020 - Sydney HSBC WORLD RUGBY SEVENS SERIES 2020 - SYDNEY BEST PERFORMERS - SYDNEY POINTS SCORERS TRY SCORERS GOAL SCORERS TEAMS Try Avg Points Avg Napolioni Bolaca 40 FIJ Angelo Davids 8 RSA Napolioni Bolaca 10 FIJ USA 25 5.0 149 29.8 Angelo Davids 40 RSA Perry Baker 6 USA Billy Dardis 8 IRE SOUTH AFRICA 23 4.6 141 28.2 Selvyn Davids 36 RSA JC Pretorius 6 RSA Selvyn Davids 8 RSA FIJI 22 4.4 138 27.6 Perry Baker 30 USA Aminiasi Tuimaba 6 FIJ Nathan Hirayama 7 CAN ENGLAND 18 3.6 116 23.2 JC Pretorius 30 RSA Carlin Isles 5 USA Lewis Holland 7 AUS NEW ZEALAND 16 4.0 102 25.5 Aminiasi Tuimaba 30 FIJ Napolioni Bolaca 4 FIJ Cody Melphy 7 USA AUSTRALIA 12 3.0 78 19.5 Cody Melphy 29 USA Selvyn Davids 4 RSA Francisco Hernandez 6 ESP IRELAND 12 3.0 78 19.5 Carlin Isles 25 USA Ben Harris 4 ENG Vilimoni Koroi 6 NZL ARGENTINA 11 2.8 71 17.8 Santiago Mare 25 ARG Terry Kennedy 4 IRE Tom Mitchell 6 ENG SCOTLAND 10 2.5 70 17.5 Billy Dardis 21 IRE Ben Pinkelman 4 USA Dan Bibby 5 ENG SAMOA 9 2.3 57 14.3 Ben Harris 20 ENG Lachie Anderson 3 AUS Gavin Lowe 5 SCO CANADA 8 2.0 54 13.5 Terry Kennedy 20 IRE Caleb Clarke 3 NZL Santiago Mare 5 ARG FRANCE 8 2.0 48 12.0 Ben Pinkelman 20 USA Andrew Coe 3 CAN Steve Tomasin 5 USA KENYA 8 2.0 52 13.0 Steve Tomasin 20 USA Ollie Lindsay-Hague 3 ENG Robbie Fergusson 4 SCO SPAIN 8 2.0 52 13.0 Nathan Hirayama 19 CAN Santiago Mare 3 ARG Ryota Kano 4 JPN JAPAN 6 1.5 42 10.5 Lewis Holland 19 AUS Cody Melphy 3 USA Ngarohi McGarvey-Black 4 NZL WALES 6 1.5 36 9.0 Waisea Nacuqu 19 FIJ Waisea Nacuqu 3 FIJ Branco du Preez 3 RSA Robbie Fergusson 18 SCO Dan Norton 3 ENG Paulin Riva 3 FRA Tom Mitchell 17 ENG Salesi Rayasi 3 NZL Daniel Taabu 3 KEN Lachie Anderson 15 AUS Sacha Valleau 3 FRA Tomasi Alosio 2 SAM Caleb Clarke 15 NZL Regan Ware 3 NZL Justin Geduld 2 RSA Andrew Coe 15 CAN Jordan Conroy 2 IRE Kosuke Hashino 2 JPN 1 of 2 02/02/2020 10:05 pm M2020WS004_Sydney_Tournament_Top_Scorers_200202_2205.pdf HSBC WORLD RUGBY SEVENS SERIES 2020 - SYDNEY POINTS SCORERS TRY SCORERS GOAL SCORERS Ollie Lindsay-Hague 15 ENG Zain Davids 2 RSA Livai Ikanikoda 2 FIJ Dan Norton 15 ENG Sam Dickson 2 NZL Maurice Longbottom 2 AUS Salesi Rayasi 15 NZL Rodrigo Etchart 2 ARG Waisea Nacuqu 2 FIJ Sacha Valleau 15 FRA Robbie Fergusson 2 SCO Johnstone Olindi 2 KEN Regan Ware 15 NZL Naima Fuala'au 2 USA Luke Treharne 2 WAL Maurice Longbottom 14 AUS Luciano Gonzalez 2 ARG Francisco Ulloa 2 ARG Ryota Kano 13 JPN Joe Goodchild 2 WAL Jean Pascal Barraque 1 FRA Francisco Hernandez 12 ESP Collins Injera 2 KEN James Benjamin 1 WAL Collins Injera 12 KEN Charlton Kerr 2 ENG Scott Curry 1 NZL Vilimoni Koroi 12 NZL Maurice Longbottom 2 AUS Felipe Del Mestre 1 ARG Paul Scanlan 12 SAM Joan Losada 2 ESP Will Edwards 1 ENG John Vaili 12 SAM Max McFarland 2 SCO Collins Injera 1 KEN Paulin Riva 11 FRA Tim Mikkelson 2 NZL Laaloi Leilua 1 SAM Daniel Taabu 11 KEN David Richard 2 CAN Joe Perez 1 SAM Dan Bibby 10 ENG Manuel Sainz-Trapaga 2 ESP Paul Scanlan 1 SAM Jordan Conroy 10 IRE Paul Scanlan 2 SAM John Vaili 1 SAM Zain Davids 10 RSA Remi Siega 2 FRA Sam Dickson 10 NZL Steve Tomasin 2 USA Rodrigo Etchart 10 ARG Josh Turner 2 AUS Naima Fuala'au 10 USA Jerry Tuwai 2 FIJ Luciano Gonzalez 10 ARG John Vaili 2 SAM Joe Goodchild 10 WAL Elisapeta Alofpo 1 SAM Charlton Kerr 10 ENG Willy Ambaka 1 KEN 2 of 2 02/02/2020 10:05 pm M2020WS004_Sydney_Tournament_Top_Scorers_200202_2205.pdf.
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