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Hsbc World Rugby Women's Sevens Series 2019 - Sydney HSBC WORLD RUGBY WOMEN'S SEVENS SERIES 2019 - SYDNEY BEST PERFORMERS - ALL-TIME POINTS SCORERS TRY SCORERS GOAL SCORERS Ghislaine Landry 1090 CAN Portia Woodman 195 NZL Tyla Nathan-Wong 318 NZL Portia Woodman 975 NZL Emilee Cherry 128 AUS Ghislaine Landry 247 CAN Tyla Nathan-Wong 766 NZL Bianca Farella 119 CAN Patricia Garcia 155 ESP Emilee Cherry 704 AUS Ghislaine Landry 119 CAN Chloe Dalton 151 AUS Bianca Farella 595 CAN Michaela Blyde 110 NZL Alev Kelter 111 USA Patricia Garcia 551 ESP Ellia Green 98 AUS Lucy Mulhall 110 IRE Michaela Blyde 550 NZL Emma Tonegato 90 AUS Nadezda Kudinova 93 RUS Alev Kelter 523 USA Baizat Khamidova 89 RUS Emma Sykes 92 AUS Ellia Green 490 AUS Kayla McAlister 85 NZL Selica Winiata 87 NZL Emma Tonegato 450 AUS Alena Mikhaltsova 78 RUS Katy Daley-Mclean 79 ENG Baizat Khamidova 445 RUS Charlotte Caslick 70 AUS Nicole Heavirland 76 USA Kayla McAlister 425 NZL Amee Leigh Murphy Crowe 67 IRE Alice Richardson 66 ENG Alena Mikhaltsova 406 RUS Naya Tapper 65 USA Daria Lushina 60 RUS Chloe Dalton 402 AUS Victoria Folayan 64 USA Sharni Williams 58 AUS Kelly Brazier 390 NZL Elena Zdrokova 64 RUS Lavenia Tinai 56 FIJ Nadezda Kudinova 361 RUS Kelly Brazier 62 NZL Pauline Biscarat 54 FRA Charlotte Caslick 352 AUS Alev Kelter 60 USA Bui Baravilala 53 USA Amee Leigh Murphy Crowe 335 IRE Joanne Watmore 59 ENG Ashley Steacy 53 CAN Naya Tapper 325 USA Kris Thomas 57 USA Holly Aitchison 51 ENG Lucy Mulhall 321 IRE Brittany Benn 55 CAN Sarah McKenna 51 ENG Victoria Folayan 320 USA Gayle Broughton 55 NZL Christelle Le Duff 50 FRA Elena Zdrokova 320 RUS Sarah Hirini 55 NZL Emily Scott 49 ENG 1 03/02/2019 07:26 pm W2019WS003_Sydney_All_Time_Top_Scorers_190203_1927.pdf HSBC WORLD RUGBY WOMEN'S SEVENS SERIES 2019 - SYDNEY POINTS SCORERS TRY SCORERS GOAL SCORERS Emma Sykes 304 AUS Karen Paquin 53 CAN Luisa Basei Tisolo 43 FIJ Sharni Williams 301 AUS Evania Pelite 53 AUS Kelly Brazier 40 NZL Joanne Watmore 297 ENG Lauren Doyle 50 USA Magali Harvey 40 CAN Asinate Ufa Savu 293 FIJ Camille Grassineau 49 FRA Katarina Whata-Simpkins 39 NZL Kris Thomas 285 USA Patricia Garcia 48 ESP Raquel Kochhann 36 BRA Brittany Benn 275 CAN Timaima Rosi Lulutai 47 FIJ Jade Le Pesq 35 FRA Ravisa Gayle Broughton 275 NZL Montserrat Amedee 34 FRA Fanny Horta 46 FRA Sarah Hirini 275 NZL Asinate Ufa Savu 34 FIJ Asinate Ufa Savu 45 FIJ Lavenia Tinai 272 FIJ Yu Xiaoming 34 CHN Julia Greenshields 44 CAN Selica Winiata 269 NZL Emilee Cherry 32 AUS Ekaterina Skoromko 44 RUS Karen Paquin 265 CAN Shannon Izar 31 FRA Natasha Brennan 42 ENG Evania Pelite 265 AUS Mandy Marchak 29 CAN Kayla Moleschi 42 CAN Shannon Izar 262 FRA Rusila Nagasau 29 FIJ Ruby Tui 42 NZL Lauren Doyle 250 USA Viniana Naisaluwaki Riwai 29 FIJ Charity Williams 41 CAN Camille Grassineau 245 FRA Loraine Laros 28 NED Shannon Izar 39 FRA Montserrat Amedee 238 FRA Breanna Nicholas 28 CAN Amy Wilson Hardy 38 ENG Timaima Rosi Lulutai 237 FIJ Amelia Villines 28 USA Ravisa Caroline Ladagnous 37 FRA Yume Okuroda 27 JPN Julia Greenshields 236 CAN Sharni Williams 37 AUS Cobie-Jane Morgan 25 AUS Fanny Horta 230 FRA Honey Hireme 36 NZL Zenay Jordaan 23 RSA Luisa Basei Tisolo 226 FIJ JJ Javelet 36 USA Kelly Russell 23 CAN Nicole Heavirland 222 USA Marina Petrova 36 RUS Claire Keohane 22 IRE Ekaterina Skoromko 220 RUS Barbara Pla 36 ESP Caroline Drouin 21 FRA Pauline Biscarat 218 FRA Nadezda Kudinova 35 RUS 2 03/02/2019 07:26 pm W2019WS003_Sydney_All_Time_Top_Scorers_190203_1927.pdf.
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