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Hsbc World Rugby Women's Sevens Series 2020 - Dubai HSBC WORLD RUGBY WOMEN'S SEVENS SERIES 2020 - DUBAI ALL-TIME BEST PERFORMERS IN DUBAI POINTS SCORERS TRY SCORERS GOAL SCORERS TEAMS Try Avg Points Avg Ghislaine Landry 205 CAN Portia Woodman 30 NZL Tyla Nathan-Wong 75 NZL NEW ZEALAND 214 4.5 1314 27.4 Tyla Nathan-Wong 190 NZL Emma Tonegato 29 AUS Patricia Garcia 50 ESP AUSTRALIA 203 4.2 1231 25.6 Patricia Garcia 150 ESP Emilee Cherry 27 AUS Ghislaine Landry 45 CAN CANADA 153 3.2 933 19.4 Portia Woodman 150 NZL Ellia Green 26 AUS Alev Kelter 34 USA RUSSIA 134 2.9 798 17.3 Emilee Cherry 145 AUS Michaela Blyde 25 NZL Nadezda Kudinova 30 RUS USA 126 2.8 787 17.5 Emma Tonegato 145 AUS Baizat Khamidova 25 RUS Sharni Williams 30 AUS ENGLAND 123 2.7 759 16.5 Alev Kelter 139 USA Ghislaine Landry 23 CAN Lucy Mulhall 26 IRE FRANCE 106 2.4 634 14.4 Ellia Green 134 AUS Bianca Farella 21 CAN Chloe Dalton 23 AUS FIJI 100 2.7 608 16.4 Sharni Williams 130 AUS Kayla McAlister 19 NZL Alice Richardson 21 ENG SPAIN 81 1.9 507 11.8 Michaela Blyde 125 NZL Kelly Brazier 18 NZL Asinate Ufa Savu 18 FIJ IRELAND 70 2.3 418 13.9 Baizat Khamidova 125 RUS Alena Mikhaltsova 18 RUS Shannon Izar 17 FRA BRAZIL 47 1.6 279 9.3 Asinate Ufa Savu 121 FIJ Marina Petrova 18 RUS Magali Harvey 15 CAN SOUTH AFRICA 37 1.7 224 10.2 Shannon Izar 109 FRA Gayle Broughton 17 NZL Daria Lushina 15 RUS JAPAN 18 1.3 107 7.6 Bianca Farella 105 CAN Julia Greenshields 17 CAN Lavinia Gould 14 NZL CHINA 11 0.7 65 4.3 Nadezda Kudinova 105 RUS Amee-Leigh Murphy Crowe 17 IRE Nicole Heavirland 13 USA NETHERLANDS 9 1.5 55 9.2 Kelly Brazier 102 NZL Evania Pelite 17 AUS Emma Sykes 13 AUS KENYA 5 1.0 31 6.2 Kayla McAlister 95 NZL Asinate Ufa Savu 17 FIJ Raquel Kochhann 12 BRA TUNISIA 2 0.4 10 2.0 Alena Mikhaltsova 94 RUS Elena Zdrokova 17 RUS Christelle Le Duff 12 FRA Julia Greenshields 93 CAN Charlotte Caslick 15 AUS Ashley Steacy 12 CAN Marina Petrova 90 RUS Camille Grassineau 15 FRA Lavenia Tinai 12 FIJ Elena Zdrokova 89 RUS Shannon Izar 15 FRA Megan Jones 11 ENG Lucy Mulhall 87 IRE Victoria Folayan 14 USA Emily Scott 11 ENG 1 of 2 07/12/2019 07:11 pm W2020WS002_Dubai_Country_Top_Scorers_191207_1911.pdf HSBC WORLD RUGBY WOMEN'S SEVENS SERIES 2020 - DUBAI POINTS SCORERS TRY SCORERS GOAL SCORERS Gayle Broughton 85 NZL Sarah Hirini 14 NZL Pauline Biscarat 10 FRA Amee-Leigh Murphy Crowe 85 IRE Alev Kelter 14 USA Cobie-Jane Morgan 10 AUS Evania Pelite 85 AUS Karen Paquin 14 CAN Amelia Villines 10 USA Magali Harvey 80 CAN Sharni Williams 14 AUS Holly Aitchison 9 ENG Charlotte Caslick 75 AUS Amy Wilson Hardy 14 ENG Selica Winiata 9 NZL Camille Grassineau 75 FRA Kayla Moleschi 13 CAN Sarah McKenna 8 ENG Victoria Folayan 70 USA Stacey Waaka 12 NZL Hazel Tubic 8 NZL Sarah Hirini 70 NZL Deborah Fleming 11 ENG Katarina Whata-Simpkins 8 NZL Karen Paquin 70 CAN Fanny Horta 11 FRA Tricia Brown 7 AUS Amy Wilson Hardy 70 ENG Alison Miller 11 IRE Yolanda Meiring 7 RSA Kayla Moleschi 67 CAN Kris Thomas 11 USA Rusila Nagasau 7 FIJ Alice Richardson 62 ENG Amy Turner 11 AUS Luisa Basei Tisolo 7 FIJ Stacey Waaka 60 NZL Natasha Brennan 10 ENG Montserrat Amedee 6 FRA Deborah Fleming 55 ENG Dominique du Toit 10 AUS Kelly Brazier 6 NZL Fanny Horta 55 FRA Patricia Garcia 10 ESP Katy Daley-Mclean 6 ENG Alison Miller 55 IRE Magali Harvey 10 CAN Kristina Seredina 6 RUS Kris Thomas 55 USA Carla Hohepa 10 NZL Emilee Cherry 5 AUS Amy Turner 55 AUS Ana Maria Naimasi 10 FIJ Gemma Etheridge 5 AUS Lavenia Tinai 54 FIJ Timaima Rosi Lulutai 10 FIJ Kelly Grifn 5 USA Ravisa Joanne Watmore 52 ENG Zenay Jordaan 5 RSA Ekaterina Skoromko 10 RUS Chloe Dalton 51 AUS Anastasiya Mukharyamova 5 RUS Joanne Watmore 10 ENG Natasha Brennan 50 ENG Christy Ringgenberg 5 USA Phumeza Gadu 9 RSA Dominique du Toit 50 AUS Samantha Treherne 5 AUS Honey Hireme 9 NZL 2 of 2 07/12/2019 07:11 pm W2020WS002_Dubai_Country_Top_Scorers_191207_1911.pdf.
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