-- Need information:
Hong Kong 2009? / anything later in 2009?
Dubai? others?
Hong Kong 2010? / anything later in 2010?
Dubai? others?
Hong Kong 2011 - see Ruth Mitchell notes,
below / Dubai?
Hong Kong 2012 - ditto?
next
two teams: from Ruth Mitchell (she sent photocopies of some
pages from HK program books):
I believe the Women's Sevens World Series began with Dubai
at the end of November 2012, below.
What about other sevens tournaments outside of the World
Series - were there any? (I believe Hong Kong either became
a 2nd tier tournament or at least the US stopped going ... )
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Dubai: 2011
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dubai_Women's_Sevens#Dubai_Tournament_2011
& other years are here
2011 Hong Kong
The Head Coach was Ric Suggitt, the Manager Kellie Cavalier,
and the players were
Beth Black
Ryan Carlyle
Katie Dowty
Victoria Folayan
CJ Hildreth
Lauren Hoeck
Pam Kosanke
Nathalie Marchino
Vanesha McGee
Deven Owsiani
2012 Hong Kong Sevens
The Head Coach was Ric Suggitt, the manager Jo Anne Ward Kos,
the physio Nicole Titmas, and the players were
Beth Black
Amy Daniels
Katie Dowty
Victoria Folayan
Irene Gardner
Lauren Hoeck
Christina Mastrangelo
Devin <spelling?> Owsiany
Vanesha McGee
Jane Paar
Jillion Potter
Kimber Rozier
Women's World Series: The official World
Rugby site:
http://www.worldrugby.org/womens-sevens-series
also
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Rugby_Women's_Sevens_Series#Previous_events
-- Rugby World Cup Sevens - men and women -
Moscow 2013 --
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2013_Rugby_World_Cup_Sevens
Women's Sevens World Series
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here are the archives:
http://www.worldrugby.org/womens-sevens-series/series-info/archive
Archives
2012-13: http://www.worldrugby.org/search?s=womens+sevens+series+2012&toggle=tournament
2013-14: http://www.worldrugby.org/search?s=womens+sevens+series+2013&toggle=tournament
2014-15: http://www.worldrugby.org/search?s=world%20sevens%20series%202014&toggle=tournament
2012-2013
http://www.worldrugby.org/search?s=womens+sevens+series+2012&toggle=tournament
2012/13
1. Dubai 11/30-12/2012
2. Houston 2/1-2/2013
3. Guangzhou 3/30-3/31/2013
4. Amsterdam 5/17 - 5/18/2013
[London 5/12-5/13/2012 - no results]
May 12-May 13 2012: London - this is IRB Women's Challenge
Cup - no results show on worldrugby.org
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Women's
Sevens World Series
US
Results, Dubai Sevens, Nov. 30-Dec. 1, 2012: (3-2, Bowl
Champion)
Fri Nov 30
US 27 France 7 (match 2).
US 7 Netherlands 12 (match 9).
US 7 Australia 15 (match 16).
Sat Dec 1
US 36 China 7 (Bowl SF) (match 24).
US 26 France 12 (Bowl Final) (match 31).
New Zealand beat South Africa 41-0 in the final (match 34).
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Women's
Sevens World Series
US
Results, Houston, Feb 1-2, 2013: (4-1-1, Cup Finalist)
(Subtotal 7-3-1)
Feb 1
US 12 Canada 12 (match 6).
US 22 South Africa 19 (match 11).
US 41 Argentina 0 (match 17).
Feb 2
US 15 Russia 7 (Cup QF) (match 21).
US 17 Australia 5 (Cup SF) (match 28).
US 12 England 29 (Cup Final) (match 34).
Championship?
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Women's Sevens World Series
US
Results, Guangzhou, March 30-31 2013: (3-3, Bronze
Finalist) (10-6-1)
March 30
US 15 Fiji 0 (match 2).
US 21 China 12 (match 8).
US 0 England 19 (match 13).
March 31
US 17 Australia 14 (Cup QF) (match 20).
US 12 New Zealand 24 (Cup SF) (match 27).
US 5 Canada 17 (Bronze Final) (match 33).
Championship?
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Women's Sevens World
Series
US
Results, Amsterdam May 17-18, 2013 (5-1, Plate Champion)
(15-7-1)
May 17
US 24 Brazil 0 (match 2).
US 17 Spain 5 (match 8).
US 10 Australia 5 (match 13).
May 18
US 5 Canada 19 (Cup QF) (match 22).
US 10 France 7 (Plate SF) (match 26).
US 17 Spain 12 (Plate Champion) (match 32).
Championship?
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2013-14: http://www.worldrugby.org/search?s=womens+sevens+series+2013&toggle=tournament
5-Amsterdam / 1-Dubai / 4-Guangzhou / 2-Atlanta / 3-São
Paulo /
2013 -> 5/11 - 5/12 Women's London Sevens - no results
2013 -> 3/22 - 3/23 Women's Hong Kong Sevens - no results
1-Dubai 11/28-29/2013
2-Atlanta 2/15-16/2014
3-São Paulo 2/21-22/2014
4- Guangzhou 4/5-6/2014
5- Amsterdam 5/16-17/2014
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Women's Sevens
World Series
US
Results, Dubai, Nov. 28-29, 2013-> (2-3-1,
7th place)
Nov 28
US 12 Ireland 12 (match 4).
US 24 Fiji 19 (match 10).
US 0 New Zealand 31 (match 16).
Nov 29
US 0 Russia 21 (Cup QF).
US 10 England 12 (Plate SF).
US 26 Brazil 24 (7th place).
[Australia beat New Zealand in the
championship] -
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Women's
Sevens World Series
US Results, Atlanta, Feb. 15-16, 2014 (3-3,
Plate Championship)
Feb 15
US 0 Canada 31 (match 4).
US 0 Australia 17 (match 9).
US 41 China 0 (match 15).
Feb 16
US 12 Canada 26 (Cup QF) (match 19).
US 19 England 5 (Plate SF) (match 25).
US 32 Spain 0 (Plate Champion) (match
32).
-- championship --
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Women's
Sevens World Series
US Results, São Paulo, Feb. 21-22,
2014 (3-2, Bowl Champion)
Feb 21
US 5 England 19 (match 2).
US 0 New Zealand 17 (match 7).
US 22 Ireland 0 (match 13).
Feb 22
US 35 Argentina 0 (Bowl SF) (match 23).
US 21 Brazil 0 (Bowl Champions) (match 30).
-- championship --
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Women's Sevens World
Series
US Results, Guangzhou, April 5-6, 2014
(1-4, 11th Place)
April 5
US 7 Canada 35 (match 1).
US 10 Russia 19 (match 8).
US 12 France 14 (match 14).
April 6
US 7 China 17 (Bowl SF) (match 24).
US 31 Brazil 0 (11th Place) (match 29).
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Women's Sevens World Series
US Results, Amsterdam, May 16-17, 2014 (4-2,
Plate Champion)
May 16
US 7 New Zealand 43 (match 3).
US 39 Spain 0 (match 10).
US 29 Ireland 0 (match 16).
May 17
US 19 Canada 28 (Cup SF) (match 20).
US 34 Brazil 0 (Plate SF) (match 25).
US 27 Russia 12 (Plate Champion) (match 32).
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2014-15: http://www.worldrugby.org/search?s=world%20sevens%20series%202014&toggle=tournament
1-Dubai 12/4-5/2014
2-São Paulo 2/7-8/2015
3-Atlanta 3/14-3/15/2015
4-Langford 4/28-29/2015
5-London 5/15-16/2015
forgot Amsterdam
Women's Sevens World Series
US Results, Dubai, December 4-5, 2012 (3-3,
Plate Champion)
Dec 4
US 17 Russia 12 (match 4).
US 19 New Zealand 24 (match 9).
US 61 China 0 (match 15).
Dec 5
US 0 Canada 36 (Cup QF) (match 20).
US 21 Fiji 24 (Plate SF) (match 25).
US 22 Russia 20 (Plate Champion) (match 30).
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Women's Sevens World Series
US Results, São Paulo, Feb.
7-8, 2015 (2-4, Plate Finalist)
Feb. 7
US 12 New Zealand 35 (match 4).
US 12 France 14 (match 10).
US 26 Spain 7 (match 16).
Feb 8
US 17 New Zealand 28 (Cup QF) (match 19).
US 19 Brazil 0 (Plate SF) (match 25).
US 5 England 14 (Plate Final) (match 32).
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Women's Sevens World Series
US Results, Atlanta, March
14-15, 2015 (4-2, Cup Finalist)
March 14
US 36 South Africa 5 (match 6).
US 19 Russia 12 (match 12).
US 0 New Zealand 57 (match 17).
March 15
US 10 Australia 5 (Cup QF) (match 20).
US 19 Russia 12 (Cup SF) (match 28).
US 12 New Zealand 50 (Cup Final) (match 34).
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Women's Sevens World Series
US Results, Langford (Canada), April 18-19,
2015 (4-2, Plate Champion)
April 18
US 40 South Africa 5 (match 5).
US 17 Russia 14 (match 11).
US 15 Canada 19 (match 18).
April 19
US 0 France 17 (Cup QF) (match 20).
US 29 Australia 10 (Plate SF) (match 25).
US 19 Canada 12 (Plate Champion) (match 32).
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Women's Sevens World Series
US Results, London, May 15-16, 2015 (3-2-1,
Bronze Final/4th)
May 15
US 40 China 7 (match 4).
US 24 Fiji 19 (match 10).
US 12 Australia 12 (match 16).
May 16
US 19 France 12 (Cup QF) (match 20).
US 14 Canada 17 (Cup SF) (match 27).
US 19 New Zealand 24 (Bronze Final) (match 33).
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Women's Sevens World Series
US Results, Amsterdam, May 22-23, 2015 (4-2,
4th place)
May 22
US 26 South Africa 7 (match 4).
US 36 Fiji 14 (match 10).
US 34 New Zealand 5 (match 15).
May 23
US 38 Spain 10 (Cup QF) (match 21).
US 14 Canada 19 (Cup SF) (match 28).
US 14 England 15 (Bronze Final) (match 33).
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2012-13 (15-7-1)
1. Dubai: Nov 30 - Dec 1, 2012 (3-2, Bowl Champion
[9th]) [Champion: New Zealand]
2. Houston: Feb 1-2, 2013 (4-1-1, Cup Finalist [2nd])
[Champion: England]
3. Guangzhou: Mar 30-31, 2013 (3-3, Bronze Finalist
[4th]) [Champion: New Zealand]
4. Amsterdam: May 17-18, 2013 (5-1, Plate Champion
[5th]) [Champion: New Zealand]
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2013-14 (13-14-1)
1-Dubai: Nov 28-29,
2013 (2-3-1, 7th) [Champion: Australia]
2-Atlanta: Feb 15-16, 2014 (3-3, Plate Champion [5th])
[Champion: New Zealand]
3-São Paulo: Feb 21-22, 2014 (3-2, Bowl Champion [9th])
[Champion: Australia]
4- Guangzhou: Apr 5-6, 2014 (1-4, 11th) [Champion: New
Zealand]
5- Amsterdam: May 16-17, 2014 (4-2, Plate Champion
[5th]) [Champion: New Zealand]
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2014-15 (20-15-1)
1-Dubai: Dec 4-5,
2014 (3-3, Plate Champion [5th]) [Champion:
2-São Paulo: Feb 7-8, 2015 (2-4, Plate Finalist [6th]) [Champion:
3-Atlanta: Mar 14-15,
2015 (4-2, Cup Finalist [2nd]) [Champion:
4-Langford: Apr 18-19,
2015 (4-2,Plate Champion [5th] [Champion:
5-London: May15-16, 2015 (3-2-1, Bronze Finalist [4th]) [Champion:
6-Amsterdam: May 22-23, 2015 (4-2, Bronze Finalist
[4th]) [Champion:
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15 tournaments W-L-T =
(48-36-3)
2nd (Cup Finalist)
2
4th (Bronze
Finalist)
3
5th (Plate
Champion) 5
6th (Plate Finalist)
1
7th Place
1
9th (Bowl Champion)
2
11th Place
1
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Standings 2012-13: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2012%E2%80%9313_IRB_Women's_Sevens_World_Series
1. New Zealand 74, 2. England 60, 3. Canada 52, 4. USA 48, 5. Australia 46, 6.
Russia 40, 7. Netherlands 30, 8. South Africa 27, 9. Spain
26, 10. Brazil/Ireland 12, 12. France 9, 13. China/Japan 7,
15. Argentina/Fiji 2, 17. Trinidad & Tobago/Tunisia 1
Standings 2013-14: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2013%E2%80%9314_IRB_Women's_Sevens_World_Series
1. New Zealand 96, 2. Australia 92, 3. Canada 80, 4. England
60, 5. Russia 56, 6. Spain 41, 7. USA
38, 8. France 21, 9. Fiji/Brazil 18, 11.
Japan/Netherlands 14, 13. Ireland 11, 14. China 6, 15. South
Africa 3, 16. Argentina/Tunisia 1.
Standing 2014-15: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014%E2%80%9315_World_Rugby_Women's_Sevens_Series
1. New Zealand 108, 2. Canada 96, 3. Australia 94, 4. England/USA 76, 6. France
72, 7. Russia 60, 8. Fiji 32. 9. Spain 26, 10. Brazil 20,
11. China 13, 12. South Africa 9, 13. Netherlands 2.
Total number of points over the 3
years of the series.
Rank - total points - team (2014/15 finish)
1. 278 New Zealand (1)
2. 232 Australia (3)
3. 228 Canada (2)
4. 196 England (4T)
5. 156 Russia (7)
6. 150 USA (4T)
7. 102 France (6)
8. 93 Spain (9)
9. 50 Brazil (10)
10. 46 Netherlands (13)
11. 45 Fiji (8)
12. 41 South Africa (12)
13. 23 Ireland (-)
14. 21 Japan (-)
15. 13 China (11)
16. 3 Argentina (-)
17. 1 Trinidad & Tobago (-)
18. 1 Tunisia (-)
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http://www.worldrugby.org/womens-sevens-series/series-info
The Women's Sevens Series gives
leading female rugby players across six continents the chance
to experience elite level, high performance Sevens competition
around the world.
The Series takes place in five global
destinations underlining World Rugby's commitment
to the ongoing growth and development of women's rugby
around the world and is another significant step in the
journey to Rio 2016.
The 2015-16 series will be the fourth for the women's
teams and so far New Zealand have held sway winning all
three. Coupled with the power of sevens' admission into
the Olympic games, the series has sparked
significant growth in the women's game with increased
appetite for broadcast, live streaming and social
media. In fact, women's rugby is now one of
the fastest-growing team sports in the world.
Ireland and Japan won through a tough qualifying
competition in Dublin in August 2015 to secure core team
status on the HSBC World Rugby Women's Sevens Series in
2015-16, and join the other
ever-presents, defending champions New Zealand,
Canada, Australia, England, USA, France, Russia, Fiji
and Spain.
The Women's Sevens Series concept is in line with key
strategic objectives set out in the World Rugby Women’s
Rugby Plan, expanding the women’s Sevens international
competition model, particularly at the elite level of
the game.
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Olympic Qualification
2015 misc
info - from usarugby.org - http://usarugby.org/nacra-sevens#2015=home
USA Rugby has selected North
Carolina's Triangle region (Raleigh, Durham,
Chapel Hill, and Cary) as the site of the first-ever North America
Caribbean Rugby Association (NACRA) Olympic qualifying
tournament: the
NACRA Sevens Championships. The Triangle Sports Commission, together
with
the Town of Cary's Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources
department, will
be hosting the event Saturday and Sunday, June 13 and 14, 2015, at
WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, North Carolina.
For the first time in the
history of the Olympics, the 2016 Olympic Games
in Rio de Janeiro will feature Rugby Sevens competition. The national
men's
and women's rugby teams from the following countries are eligible to
participate in the NACRA Tournament: Bahamas, Barbados,
Bermuda, British
Virgin Islands, Canada, Cayman Islands, Curacao, Guyana, Jamaica,
Mexico,
St Lucia , St Vincent and The Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago, Turks
&
Caicos, and the USA. The top finisher in each of the Men's and Women's
competitions will automatically qualify for the 2016 Olympic
Games.
Olympic Qualifier, Cary, NC 6/13-14/2015
from http://scrumhalfconnection.com/2015/06/08/nacra-7s-olympic-rugby-qualification-june-13-14-2015/
2015 - US Women at Olympic Qualifier
in Cary, NC
The Women’s Eagles had narrowly missed Olympic qualification
on the Women’s Sevens Series after a 15-14 loss to England
in the third-place match at the Netherland Women’s Sevens.
The Women’s Eagles ended the series tied with England with
76 points, but ultimately finished in fifth place, as the
loss to England was the tie-breaking criterion. - See more
at the following sites:
http://scrumhalfconnection.com/2015/05/28/usa-lose-15-14-to-england-in-3rd4th-match-at-amsterdam-7s/
http://scrumhalfconnection.com/2015/06/08/nacra-7s-olympic-rugby-qualification-june-13-14-2015/#sthash.qoRpuHUb.dpuf
Here at Cary, as Canada had already qualified through the
Series, the US had an easy run with only one try by Jamaica
spoiling an otherwise 369-0 run in their six games.
US Women Results at Cary, NC North
American Olympic Qualifier
6/13
US 45 Jamaica 0.
US 74 Barbados 0.
US 50 Cayman Islands 0.
6/14
US 59 Bahamas 0 (Quarterfinal).
US 53 Jamaica 5 (Semifinal).
US 88 Mexico 0 (Final). US Women Qualify.
With these results, the US women qualified.
goff: http://www.goffrugbyreport.com/news/usa-women-qualify-olympics
"The USA Women have qualified for the 2016 Summer
Olympics, winning the NACRA 7s in convincing
fashion. In advance of the championship, the Eagles
defeated the Bahamas 59-0 in the Cup quarterfinals
and Jamaica 53-5 in the semifinals. In the final,
the 10-minute halves allowed the Eagles to post
their biggest score of the weekend - 88-0 - over
Mexico. All told the USA outscored its six opponents
369-5.
The final looked much like run-up: The Eagles
handled the majority of possession - fighting
at the breakdown, pressuring knock-ons, and
frustrating the opposition into bad decisions that
handed over the ball. The USA transitioned to
offense quickly, moving the ball the width of
the field with speed, and sending teammates
across the tryline with regularity.
Captain Kelly Griffin and center Lauren Doyle had
hat tricks against Mexico, while Kate Zachary,
Hannah Lopez, and Joanne Fa'avesi scored a brace of
tries. Melissa Fowler added a five-pointer, while
Alev Kelter slotted the majority of conversions.
The Eagles were never really challenged throughout
the NACRA 7s tournament, and the only hiccup was the
one try-against that Jamaica scored in the Cup
Semifinals."
2015 - US Men
at Olympic Qualifier in Cary, NC
Blah blah blah
-- I need to sort out -
separately - and then meld together: US Men and US
Women at
a) Qualifiers (Bahamas, Rugby World Cup)
b) Rugby World Cup in Dubai
c) Panamerican Games (2011 & 2015 both?)
d) Olympic Qualifiers (this is the last event I will
cover in this history) --
US Men Results at Cary, NC
North American Olympic Qualifier
6/13
US 54 Barbados 0.
US 50 Mexico 0.
6/14
US 40 Jamaica 5.
US 60 Cayman Islands 0 (Semifinal).
Canada 34 Mexico 0 (Semifinal).
US 21 Canada 5 (Championship). US Men Qualify
With these results, the US men qualified for the Olympics,
and Canada and Mexico had to wait for the final Olympic
qualifier.
Ric Suggitt was Head Coach through Panamerican Games 2015
... Following 2015 Julie McCoy began her second term as
Coach.
--
These Panamerican Games - I need to sort out
the men and women, the dates, etc ... --
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Panamerican Games (Ric Suggitt coach):
http://www.goffrugbyreport.com/news/your-quick-guide-rugby-pan-am-games
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rugby_sevens_at_the_2015_Pan_American_Games
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rugby_sevens_at_the_Pan_American_Games
US Men and Women Qualified Automatically
US Women got Silver (Canada gold)
United
States (USA)
Megan
Bony
Kelly
Griffin
Joanne
Fa'avesi
Leyla
Kelter
Richelle Stephens
Lauren
Doyle
Kristen
Thomas
Hannah
Lopez
Melissa
Flower
Irene
Gardner
Kate
Zackary
Kathryn Johnson
http://www.goffrugbyreport.com/news/women-pan-am-latest
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US 26 Brazil 7
US 40 Colombia 0
US 54 Argentina 7
http://www.goffrugbyreport.com/news/usa-canada-rematch-pan-am-final
On Sunday, the round-robin conitnues with the USA playing
Mexico at 10:49am ET, and then the USA playing Canada at
12:33. Likely, that will be a preview of the final, which
will be held at 6:20pm Sunday - the winner getting the Gold
Medal, and the loser the Silver.
US 12 Canada 34
Gold Medal Game US 7 Canada 55
-- US
Women at Panam games above --
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-- US Men
at Panam games below --
US Men got Bronze (Canada, Argentina)
United
States (USA)
Carlin Isles
Patrick Blair
Brett Thompson
Garrett Bender
Mike
Te'o
Stephen
Tomasin
Will Holder
Ben
Leatigaga
Nate
Augspurger
Madison Hughes
Perry Baker
Martin
Iosefo
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The Women’s Eagles narrowly missed Olympic
qualification on the Women’s Sevens Series after a 15-14 loss
to England in the third-place match at the Netherland Women’s
Sevens. The Women’s Eagles ended the series tied with England
with 76 points, ultimately finishing in fifth place following
the loss in Amsterdam. - See more at:
http://scrumhalfconnection.com/2015/06/08/nacra-7s-olympic-rugby-qualification-june-13-14-2015/#sthash.qoRpuHUb.dpuf