Men's Rugby Sevens WR World Series 2022 - 2023

[JoshMartini007 2,864]

Standings After 7/11 Events

1. - 120 (-)

2. - 108 (-)

3. - 95 (+4)

4. - 94 (-)

5. - 94 (+1)

6. - 89 (-1)

7. - 89 (-4)

8. - 83 (+1)

9. - 81 (-1)

10. - 57 (-)

11. - 34 (-)

12. - 30 (-)

13. - 29 (-)

14. - 20 (-)

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15. - 10 (-)

 

 

Horrible tournament for South Africa as they drop four spots and out of an Olympic qualification position. Australia takes the open spot thanks to their bronze medal performance. Three quotas going to Oceania nations would help ensure the strongest nations qualify to the Olympics, but we are far from over as the top 9 all still have viable chances. Argentina's title allows them to cut into New Zealand's lead. If they can cut the lead again during the Asian swing we could have an interesting finish.

[SalamAkhi 359]

Argentina looks strong and consistent. They will probably qualify at this point if they manage to get to the QF in HK.

Pools are out and could do some huge damages : 

 

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D :    

 

B and C look quite straightforward, but Uruguay does have a positive record against GB and Spain-USA are always down to the wire. Making it to the QF would be a gigantic step towards maintaining their spot in the World Series. Uruguay have beaten Fiji, NZ and SA in the span of 7 tournaments (I think it took more than 20 years for France to beat NZ and the W are as rare as you could get) but failing to make the quarters in most of these situations, which is harsh. 

And let's talk about the horrible ending of Spain-USA ... Spain butchered a QF by failing to shoot the conversion. Literally. 

A and D on the other hand ... which one of Fiji and Samoa get into the top 4 doesn't really matter as long as NZ and Australia are in too. That last Australian try vs Ireland in the pool stage proved to be VERY costly for Canada. They were on the brink of qualifying for the QF, thus scoring at least 10 points ... and ended up dead last. They're now trailing far behind.

South Africa are back to their worst and they better tidy things up or the qualification will get away from them.

 

[JoshMartini007 2,864]

Tough luck for Ireland. They can't afford to miss the cup quarterfinals, but will have to go through one of New Zealand or South Africa to do so. Samoa won't like missing another cup quarterfinals either as that pretty much forces them to be great for the final three events. Of course if Oceania can prevent South Africa from finishing in the top 4 the point is pretty moot

[Benolympique 2,441]

which nations can qualify for paris?

[JoshMartini007 2,864]

Standings After 8/11 Events

1. - 142 (-)

2. - 121 (-)

3. - 113 (+1)

4. - 112 (-1)

5. - 101 (+2)

6. - 99 (-1)

7. - 96 (-1)

8. - 91 (-)

9. - 91 (-)

10. - 72 (-)

11. - 40 (+1)

12. - 39 (-1)

13. - 30 (-)

14. - 22 (-)

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15. - 11 (-)

 

 

With New Zealand winning another event and Argentina failing to reach the cup semis things are looking pretty good for them to win the overall title. With both Australia and Samoa failing to reach the cup quarterfinals, South Africa has moved into the final Olympic quota position. Ireland and the United States did enough to keep pace while Fiji is getting closer to solidifying their spot to the games. The fight for the final core team spot is interesting as Spain leapfrogged Uruguay while Kenya lost ground overall.

[TeamGB 216]

Does anyone know when the draws come out, and where I can find the points difference for Men's and women's.

[SalamAkhi 359]

1 hour ago, TeamGB said:

Does anyone know when the draws come out, and where I can find the points difference for Men's and women's.

For Singapore :

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[JoshMartini007 2,864]

Samoa lucked out with the draw. Australia/South Africa will be a big match

[LDOG 2,480]

Singapore stage cup quarterfinals: 

  

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NZ will qualify for Paris tomorrow if they finish this tournament ahead of either Australia or Samoa. 

[JoshMartini007 2,864]

Standings After 9/11 Events

1. - 164 (-)

2. - 140 (-)

3. - 130 (-)

4. - 122 (-)

5. - 112 (+1)

6. - 111 (+1)

7. - 106 (-2)

8. - 94 (+1)

9. - 92 (-1)

10. - 84 (-)

11. - 49 (+1)

12. - 48 (-1)

13. - 37 (-)

14. - 24 (-)

15. - 16 (-)

 

 

New Zealand has grabbed the first Olympic quota on the men's side and can win the overall title as early as next tournament. South Africa drops out of an Olympic qualifying spot, but is still in contention against Australia and Samoa. While not officially eliminated, the United States and Ireland are pretty much done. Great Britain continues to improve after a slow start to the season. Uruguay swaps with Spain for a permanent spot. The top 11 after the next event will remain permanent members while 12-14th plus the challenge series winner will battle it out for the final spot in London.