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W-World Cup-2011 RUGBY WORLD CUP 2011 - SCORERS POOL PLAY-OFF ROUNDS - PAGE 1 Tries scored by Team #Points scored by Team # Chris Ashton England 6 Morné Steyn South Africa 53 Adam Ashley-Cooper Australia 5 Kurt Morath Tonga 45 Israel Dagg New Zealand 5 Ronan O'Gara Ireland 39 Vincent Clerc France 5 Collin Slade New Zealand 36 Jerome Kaino New Zealand 4 James O'Connor Australia 35 Keith Earls Ireland 4 James Arlidge Japan 34 Penalty Try Various 4 Dimitri Yachvilli France 33 Richard Kahui New Zealand 4 Chris Ashton England 30 Scott Williams Wales 4 Merab Kvirikashvili Georgia 28 Sonny Bill Williams New Zealand 4 Morgan Parra France 28 Vereniki Goneva Fiji 4 Jonny Wilkinson England 26 Zac Guildford New Zealand 4 Adam Ashley-Cooper Australia 25 Alesana Tuilagi Samoa 3 Israel Dagg New Zealand 25 Drew Mitchell Australia 3 Rhys Priestland Wales 25 Francois Hougaard South Africa 3 Tusi Pisi Samoa 25 Francois Steyn South Africa 3 Vincent Clerc France 25 George North Wales 3 Dan Parks Scotland 24 Mark Cueto England 3 Felipe Contepomi Argentina 24 Adam Thomson New Zealand 2 Theuns Kotze Namibia 24 Anthony Faingaa Australia 2 Chris Paterson Scotland 23 Ben Youngs England 2 Stephen Jones Wales 23 Berrick Barnes Australia 2 Ander Monro Canada 22 Bryan Habana South Africa 2 Seremaia Bai Fiji 22 Conor Trainor Canada 2 Daniel Carter New Zealand 21 Danie Rossouw South Africa 2 Francois Steyn South Africa 21 David Pocock Australia 2 Jonathan Sexton Ireland 21 Dennis Simplikevich Russia 2 Paul Williams Samoa 21 Francois Trinh-Duc France 2 Toby Flood England 21 George Stowers Samoa 2 Berrick Barnes Australia 20 Gio Aplon South Africa 2 James Pritchard Canada 20 Giulio Toniolatti Italy 2 Jerome Kaino New Zealand 20 Heinz Koll Namibia 2 Keith Earls Ireland 20 Jacque Fourie South Africa 2 Penalty Try Various 20 James Arlidge Japan 2 Richard Kahui New Zealand 20 Jamie Roberts Wales 2 Scott Williams Wales 20 Jonathan Davies Wales 2 Sonny Bill Williams New Zealand 20 Juan de Jongh South Africa 2 Vereniki Goneva Fiji 20 Juan Imhoff Argentina 2 Zac Guildford New Zealand 20 Kahn Fotuali'i Samoa 2 Konstantin Rachkov Russia 19 Lloyd Williams Wales 2 Martín Rodríquez Argentina 19 Lucas Amorosino Argentina 2 Mirco Bergamasco Italy 19 Ma'a Nonu New Zealand 2 James Hook Wales 17 Manu Tuilagi England 2 Chris Wyles USA 16 Morné Steyn South Africa 2 Alesana Tuilagi Samoa 15 Phil MacKenzie Canada 2 Drew Mitchell Australia 15 Sergio Parisse Italy 2 Francois Hougaard South Africa 15 Shontayne Hape England 2 George North Wales 15 Siale Piutau Tonga 2 Marin Danut Dumbrava Romania 15 Simon Danielli Scotland 2 Mark Cueto England 15 Toby Faletau Wales 2 Francois Trinh-Duc France 13 Tommaso Benvenuti Italy 2 Ruan Pienaar South Africa 12 Tommy Bowes Ireland 2 Tiberius Dimofte Romania 11 Victor Vito New Zealand 2 Adam Thomson New Zealand 10 Vladimir Ostroushko Russia 2 Anthony Faingaa Australia 10 Aaron Carpenter Canada 1 Ben Youngs England 10 Agustin Gosio Argentina 1 Bryan Habana South Africa 10 Aled Brew Wales 1 Conor Trainor Canada 10 POOL PLAY-OFF ROUNDS - PAGE 2 Tries scored by Team #Points scored by Team # Alessandro Zanni Italy 1 Danie Rossouw South Africa 10 Alexander Yanyuskhin Russia 1 David Pocock Australia 10 Alexey Makovetskiy Russia 1 Dennis Simplikevich Russia 10 Alisi Tupuailai Japan 1 George Stowers Samoa 10 Alisona Taumalolo Tonga 1 Gio Aplon South Africa 10 Alun Wynn Jones Wales 1 Giulio Toniolatti Italy 10 Ander Monro Canada 1 Heinz Koll Namibia 10 Andrew Hore New Zealand 1 Jacque Fourie South Africa 10 Andrew Trimble Ireland 1 Jamie Roberts Wales 10 Andy Ellis New Zealand 1 Jonathan Davies Wales 10 Anthony Perenise Samoa 1 Juan de Jongh South Africa 10 Ben Alexander Australia 1 Juan Imhoff Argentina 10 Ben Fodden England 1 Kahn Fotuali'i Samoa 10 Ben McCalman Australia 1 Lloyd Williams Wales 10 Brian O'Driscoll Ireland 1 Lucas Amorosino Argentina 10 Chris Wyles USA 1 Ma'a Nonu New Zealand 10 Chrysander Botha Namibia 1 Manu Tuilagi England 10 Colin Slade New Zealand 1 Phil MacKenzie Canada 10 Conrad Smith New Zealand 1 Sergio Parisse Italy 10 Cory Jane New Zealand 1 Shontayne Hape England 10 Damien Traille France 1 Siale Piutau Tonga 10 Danie van Wyk Namibia 1 Simon Danielli Scotland 10 Daniel Carpo Romania 1 Toby Faletau Wales 10 Delon Armitage England 1 Tommaso Benvenuti Italy 10 Digby Ioane Australia 1 Tommy Bowes Ireland 10 Dimitri Basilaia Georgia 1 Victor Vito New Zealand 10 DTH van der Merwe Canada 1 Vladimir Ostroushko Russia 10 Edoardo Gori Italy 1 Piri Weepu New Zealand 8 Felipe Contepomi Argentina 1 Quade Cooper Australia 8 Fergus McFadden Ireland 1 Riccardo Bocchino Italy 8 Fetu'u Vainikolo Tonga 1 Ruaridh Jackson Scotland 6 Genaro Fessia Argentina 1 Aaron Carpenter Canada 5 Gethin Jenkins Wales 1 Agustin Gosio Argentina 5 Gurthro Steenkamp South Africa 1 Aled Brew Wales 5 Hirotoki Onozawa Japan 1 Alessandro Zanni Italy 5 Ionel Cazah Romania 1 Alexander Yanyuskhin Russia 5 Isaac Boss Ireland 1 Alexey Makovetskiy Russia 5 Isaia Toeava New Zealand 1 Alisi Tupuailai Japan 5 James O'Connor Australia 1 Alisona Taumalolo Tonga 5 Jebb Sinclair Canada 1 Alun Wynn Jones Wales 5 Jimmy Cowan New Zealand 1 Andrew Hore New Zealand 5 JJ Gagiano USA 1 Andrew Trimble Ireland 5 Joe Ansbro Scotland 1 Andy Ellis New Zealand 5 Juan Figallo Argentina 1 Anthony Perenise Samoa 5 Juan Leguizamón Argentina 1 Ben Alexander Australia 5 Julien Pierre France 1 Ben Fodden England 5 Kensuke Hatakeyama Japan 1 Ben McCalman Australia 5 Keven Mealamu New Zealand 1 Brian O'Driscoll Ireland 5 Konstantin Rachkov Russia 1 Chrysander Botha Namibia 5 Kosuke Endo Japan 1 Conrad Smith New Zealand 5 Kurtley Beale Australia 1 Cory Jane New Zealand 5 Lasha Khmaladze Georgia 1 Damien Traille France 5 Lee Byrne Wales 1 Danie van Wyk Namibia 5 Leigh Halfpenny Wales 1 Daniel Carpo Romania 5 Leone Nakarawa Fiji 1 Delon Armitage England 5 Lionel Nallet France 1 Digby Ioane Australia 5 Lloyd Burns Wales 1 Dimitri Basilaia Georgia 5 Luciano Orquera Italy 1 DTH van der Merwe Canada 5 Luke McLean Italy 1 Edoardo Gori Italy 5 Mamuka Gorgodze Georgia 1 Fergus McFadden Ireland 5 POOL PLAY-OFF ROUNDS - PAGE 3 Tries scored by Team #Points scored by Team # Martin Castrogiovanni Italy 1 Fetu'u Vainikolo Tonga 5 Maxime Mermoz France 1 Genaro Fessia Argentina 5 Michael Leitch Japan 1 Gethin Jenkins Wales 5 Mihaita Lazar Romania 1 Gurthro Steenkamp South Africa 5 Mike Blair Scotland 1 Hirotoki Onozawa Japan 5 Mike Petri USA 1 Ionel Cazah Romania 5 Mils Muliaina New Zealand 1 Isaac Boss Ireland 5 Morgan Parra France 1 Isaia Toeava New Zealand 5 Naipolioni Nalaga Fiji 1 James Patersons USA 5 Netani Talei Fiji 1 Jebb Sinclair Canada 5 Pascal Papé France 1 Jimmy Cowan New Zealand 5 Pat McCabe Australia 1 JJ Gagiano USA 5 Paul Emerick USA 1 Joe Ansbro Scotland 5 Paul Williams Samoa 1 Juan Figallo Argentina 5 Radike Samo Australia 1 Juan Leguizamón Argentina 5 Rob Kearney Ireland 1 Julien Pierre France 5 Robert Horne Australia 1 Kensuke Hatakeyama Japan 5 Rocky Elsom Australia 1 Keven Mealamu New Zealand 5 Rory Best Ireland 1 Kosuke Endo Japan 5 Ryan Smith Canada 1 Kurtley Beale Australia 5 Salesi Ma'Afu Australia 1 Lasha Khmaladze Georgia 5 Sam Warburton Wales 1 Lee Byrne Wales 5 Santiago Fernández Argentina 1 Leigh Halfpenny Wales 5 Sean O'Brien Ireland 1 Leone Nakarawa Fiji 5 Shane Jennings Ireland 1 Lionel Nallet France 5 Shane Williams Wales 1 Lloyd Burns Wales 5 Shota Horie Japan 1 Luciano Orquera Italy 5 Stephen Moore Australia 1 Luke McLean Italy 5 Sukanaialu Hufanga Tonga 1 Malkhaz Urjukashvili Georgia 5 Tendai Mtawarira South Africa 1 Mamuka Gorgodze Georgia 5 Theuns Kotze Namibia 1 Martin Castrogiovanni Italy 5 Tom Croft England 1 Maxime Mermoz France 5 Tony Buckley Ireland 1 Michael Leitch Japan 5 Tukulua Lokotui Tonga 1 Mihaita Lazar Romania 5 Vasily Artemyev Russia 1 Mike Blair Scotland 5 Viliami Ma'afu Tonga 1 Mike Petri USA 5 Mils Muliaina New Zealand 5 Naipolioni Nalaga Fiji 5 Netani Talei Fiji 5 Pascal Papé France 5 Pat McCabe Australia 5 Paul Emerick USA 5 Radike Samo Australia 5 Rob Kearney Ireland 5 Robert Horne Australia 5 Rocky Elsom Australia 5 Rory Best Ireland 5 Ryan Smith Canada 5 Salesi Ma'Afu Australia 5 Sam Warburton Wales 5 Santiago Fernández Argentina 5 Sean O'Brien Ireland 5 Shane Jennings Ireland 5 Shane Williams Wales 5 Shota Horie Japan 5 Stephen Moore Australia 5 Sukanaialu Hufanga Tonga 5 Tendai Mtawarira South Africa 5 Tom Croft England 5 Tony Buckley Ireland 5 POOL PLAY-OFF ROUNDS - PAGE 4 Tries scored by Team #Points scored by Team # Tukulua Lokotui Tonga 5 Vasily Artemyev Russia 5 Viliami Ma'afu Tonga 5 Florin Vlaicu Romania 3 Shaun Webb Japan 3 Yuri Kushnarev Russia 3 Marcelo Bosch Argentina 2 Murray Williams Japan 2 Roland Suniula USA 2 Waisea Luveniyali Fiji 2 Pool Play-off Rounds tries scored242 Pool Play-off Rounds points scored 2022 QUARTER FINALS Tries scored by Team #Points scored by Team # Ben Foden England 1 Dimitri Yachvilli France 6 Brad Thorn New Zealand 1 Piri Weepu New Zealand 21 James Horwill Australia 1 Morne Steyn South Africa 9 Jonathan Davies Wales 1 James O'Connor Australia 6 Julios Fabrias Cabello Argentina 1 Ben Foden England 5 Keath Earls Ireland 1 Brad Thorn New Zealand 5 Kieran Read New Zealand 1 James Horwill Australia 5 Mark Cueto England 1 Jonathan Davies Wales 5 Maxime Medard France 1 Julios Fabrias Cabello Argentina 5 Mike Phillips Wales 1 Keath Earls Ireland 5 Shane Williams Wales 1 Kieran Read New Zealand 5 Vincent Clrec France 1 Mark Cueto England 5 Maxime Medard France 5 Mike Phillips Wales 5 Ronan O'Gara Ireland 5 Shane Williams Wales 5 Vincent Clrec France 5 Rhys Priestland Wales 4 Francois Trinh-Duc France 3 Leigh Halfpenny Wales 3 Marcelo Bosch Argentina 3 Aaron Cruden New Zealand 2 Felipe Contepomi Argentina 2 Jonny Wilkinson England 2 Quarter Finals tries scored 12 Quarter Finals points scored 126 SEMI FINALS Tries scored by Team #Points scored by Team # Ma'a Nonu New Zealand 1 Piri Weepu New Zealand 12 Mike Phillips Wales 1 Morgan Parra France 9 Ma'a Nonu New Zealand 5 Mike Phillips Wales 5 Aaron Cruden New Zealand 3 James Hook Wales 3 James O'Connor Australia 3 Quade Cooper Australia 3 Semi Finals tries scored2 Semi Finals points scored 43.
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