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HSBC WORLD RUGBY SEVENS SERIES 2020 - DUBAI BEST PERFORMERS - ALL-TIME POINTS SCORERS TRY SCORERS GOAL SCORERS TEAMS Try Avg Points Avg Ben Gollings 2652 ENG Dan Norton 343 ENG Ben Gollings 775 ENG NEW ZEALAND 4514 4.4 28376 27.7 Tomasi Cama 2026 NZL Collins Injera 271 KEN Tomasi Cama 650 NZL FIJI 4357 4.3 27702 27.3 Nathan Hirayama 1743 CAN Santiago Gomez Cora 230 ARG Nathan Hirayama 523 CAN SOUTH AFRICA 3815 3.8 24008 23.8 Dan Norton 1729 ENG Seabelo Senatla 227 RSA Madison Hughes 484 USA AUSTRALIA 3408 3.5 21423 21.9 Tom Mitchell 1537 ENG Ben Gollings 220 ENG Waisale Serevi 457 FIJ ENGLAND 3252 3.4 20535 21.7 Cecil Afrika 1440 RSA Tim Mikkelson 220 NZL Colin Gregor 451 SCO SAMOA 3233 3.3 20311 20.7 Madison Hughes 1424 USA Carlin Isles 189 USA James Stannard 449 AUS ARGENTINA 2809 2.9 17654 18.5 Collins Injera 1393 KEN Perry Baker 188 USA Tom Mitchell 435 ENG FRANCE 2511 2.7 15819 17.0 Colin Gregor 1345 SCO Fabian Juries 179 RSA Branco du Preez 415 RSA CANADA 2474 2.8 15378 17.3 Uale Mai 1320 SAM Cecil Afrika 175 RSA Lolo Lui 394 SAM WALES 2220 2.8 13898 17.8 Waisale Serevi 1310 FIJ Mikaele Pesamino 161 SAM Pedro Leal 388 POR SCOTLAND 2203 2.7 13908 17.2 Branco du Preez 1302 RSA Humphrey Kayange 159 KEN Lavin Asego 380 KEN USA 2195 2.9 13630 17.8 Pedro Leal 1278 POR DJ Forbes 153 NZL Osea Kolinisau 331 FIJ KENYA 2062 2.6 12715 15.7 Osea Kolinisau 1272 FIJ Andrew Turnbull 151 SCO Gaston Revol 320 ARG PORTUGAL 995 2.0 6231 12.8 James Stannard 1239 AUS Tomasi Cama 145 NZL Uale Mai 305 SAM JAPAN 987 2.2 6175 13.7 Santiago Gomez Cora 1178 ARG Zack Test 143 USA Cecil Afrika 282 RSA RUSSIA 730 2.0 4387 11.8 Lolo Lui 1162 SAM Uale Mai 142 SAM Amasio Raoma 282 NZL TONGA 632 2.7 3941 17.1 Terry Bouhraoua 1158 FRA Nathan Hirayama 139 CAN Vatemo Ravouvou 270 FIJ SPAIN 611 1.9 3749 11.9 Seabelo Senatla 1135 RSA Justin Douglas 136 CAN Terry Bouhraoua 258 FRA ZIMBABWE 359 2.1 2227 13.2 Amasio Raoma 1124 NZL Tom Mitchell 133 ENG Phil Mack 248 CAN SOUTH KOREA 319 2.6 2039 16.6 Tim Mikkelson 1118 NZL Luke Morgan 131 WAL Tila Mealoi 247 SAM COOK ISLANDS 251 2.3 1558 14.3 Lavin Asego 1026 KEN Terry Bouhraoua 128 FRA Biko Adema 240 KEN HONG KONG 247 1.8 1518 10.9 1 of 2 07/12/2019 07:37 pm M2020WS001_Dubai_All_Time_Top_Scorers_191207_1936.pdf HSBC WORLD RUGBY SEVENS SERIES 2020 - DUBAI POINTS SCORERS TRY SCORERS GOAL SCORERS TEAMS Try Avg Points Avg William Ryder 987 FIJ Alafoti Faosiliva 127 SAM William Ryder 231 FIJ PNG 237 1.9 1501 11.8 Justin Geduld 978 RSA Sherwin Stowers 126 NZL Paul Albaladejo 228 FRA IRELAND 201 3.0 1254 19.0 Phil Mack 973 CAN Nasoni Roko 125 FIJ Katsuyuki Sakai 228 JPN GEORGIA 188 1.6 1118 9.6 Carlin Isles 947 USA Sean Duke 124 CAN Scott Wight 226 SCO ITALY 188 1.9 1169 12.1 Perry Baker 942 USA Osea Kolinisau 122 FIJ Justin Geduld 221 RSA URUGUAY 170 1.7 1040 10.2 Fabian Juries 925 RSA Jerry Tuwai 122 FIJ Gillies Kaka 213 NZL CHINA 167 1.6 1025 9.7 Gaston Revol 916 ARG Kurt Baker 121 NZL Mzwandile Stick 211 RSA TUNISIA 158 1.9 990 11.8 Vatemo Ravouvou 912 FIJ Samisoni Viriviri 120 FIJ Stefan Basson 195 RSA CHINESE TAIPEI 148 1.8 906 10.9 Paul Albaladejo 891 FRA Harry Jones 118 CAN Orene Ai'i 183 NZL NAMIBIA 120 2.1 738 13.2 Nasoni Roko 857 FIJ John Moonlight 116 CAN Dan Bibby 183 ENG CHILE 118 1.8 716 11.2 Mzwandile Stick 855 RSA William Ambaka Ndayara 115 KEN Simon Amor 179 ENG MOROCCO 118 1.8 732 11.3 Mikaele Pesamino 837 SAM Julien Candelon 114 FRA Rhys Jones 176 WAL UAE 107 1.3 657 8.0 Katsuyuki Sakai 821 JPN Franco Sabato 114 ARG Andres Romagnoli 173 ARG UGANDA 80 1.5 504 9.3 Humphrey Kayange 799 KEN Scott Curry 113 NZL Jean Pascal Barraque 171 FRA NIUE ISLAND 79 1.5 472 8.9 Alatasi Tupou 786 SAM Karl Tenana 113 NZL Ethan Davies 167 WAL WEST INDIES 65 1.4 381 7.9 Tila Mealoi 779 SAM James Fleming 112 SCO Gavin Lowe 156 SCO SRI LANKA 63 1.0 398 6.5 DJ Forbes 767 NZL Amasio Raoma 112 NZL Folau Niua 153 USA THAILAND 55 1.4 335 8.4 Kurt Baker 761 NZL Tafai Ioasa 111 NZL Alatasi Tupou 153 SAM BRAZIL 52 1.0 318 6.0 Andrew Turnbull 757 SCO Lewis Holland 109 AUS Fa'atonu Fili 147 SAM CROATIA 45 2.8 283 17.7 Emosi Vucago 748 FIJ Ed Jenkins 109 AUS Amenoni Nasilasila 146 FIJ GERMANY 43 1.6 255 9.4 Harry Jones 742 CAN Justin Geduld 107 RSA Tony Monaghan 139 NZL ZAMBIA 43 2.5 269 15.8 Lewis Holland 739 AUS Peter Miller 107 AUS Francisco Hernandez 137 ESP MALAYSIA 41 0.9 243 5.1 Simon Amor 721 ENG David Moonlight 107 CAN Andrew Knewstubb 136 NZL SINGAPORE 30 0.5 180 3.1 2 of 2 07/12/2019 07:37 pm M2020WS001_Dubai_All_Time_Top_Scorers_191207_1936.pdf.
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