(rev. 2/29/2016- 23:30)
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Back up to Olympics - 1924 - later (reference it but use it here as well)
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Goff Rugby Report's articles on the women at the Olympic Qualifier: googled under this title:
http://www.goffrugbyreport.com/tags/nacra-7s
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.
2015-06 US men and women qualify.jpg
Rosters
Roster US Men at Cary
Nate Augspurger
Perry Baker
Danny Barrett
Garrett Bender
Andrew Durutalo
Madison Hughes
Martin Iosefo
Carlin Isles
Folau Niua
Zack Test
Maka Unufe
Chris Wyles
Roster US Women at Cary
Men Qualify by beating Canada
US 54 Barbados 0.
US 50 Mexico 0.
US 40 Jamaica 5 (QF).
US 64 Cayman Islands 0 (SF).
US 21 Canada 5 (Champion).
Canada went on to qualify at the next qualification event.
-- can't find articles on men on goff report. --
Women Qualify by beating Mexico.
With Canada already qualified (top four of the women's world series), and the US having failed to qualify by losing to England 15-14 in the last tournament to drop them a spot in the rankings, the US had a walk through this tournament.
US 45 Jamaica 0.
http://www.goffrugbyreport.com/news/usa-score-45-nacra-7s-opener
http://www.goffrugbyreport.com/news/usa-retain-nacra-shutout-v-barbados
USA 74
Tries: Thomas 2, Doyle 2, Meschisi 2, Zachary, Kelter, Griffin, Lopez, Fowler, Farmer
Cons: Kelter 5, Lopez 2
US 50 Cayman Islands 0.
http://www.goffrugbyreport.com/news/usa-women-perfect-pool-play
But ... no summary of final scoring ... nor our scorers in Bahamas, Jamaica games ...
US 59 Bahamas 0 (QF).
US 53 Jamaica 5 (SF).
US 88 Mexico 0.
http://www.goffrugbyreport.com/news/usa-women-qualify-olympics
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.
Schedule and Results: http://results.toronto2015.org/IRS/en/rugby-7/schedule-and-results.htm
Athletes: http://results.toronto2015.org/IRS/en/rugby-7/athletes.htm
Men:
Summary-men: http://results.toronto2015.org/IRS/en/rugby-7/summary-men.htm
Athletes-men: http://results.toronto2015.org/IRS/en/rugby-7/athletes-men.htm
Ranks & Medals-men: http://results.toronto2015.org/IRS/en/rugby-7/event-overview-men.htm
Women:
Summary-women: http://results.toronto2015.org/IRS/en/rugby-7/summary-women.htm
Athletes-women: http://results.toronto2015.org/IRS/en/rugby-7/athletes-women.htm
Ranks & Medals-women: http://results.toronto2015.org/IRS/en/rugby-7/event-overview-women.htm
Athletes-women:
Men:
Nate Augspurger
Perry Baker
Garrett Bender
Patrick Blair
Will Holder
Madison Hughes
Martin Iosefo
Carlin Isles
Ben Leatigaga
Mike Te'o
Brett Thompson
Stephen Tomasin
W5 L1
Day 1-July 11, 2015
US 26 Chile 7. 11:11
US 48 Mexico 0. 16:05
US 52 Uruguay 0. 19:11
Day 2-July 12, 2015
US 31 Guyana 0 (Medal QF). 11:11
US 19 Canada 26 (Medal SF). 16:49
US 40 Uruguay 12 (Bronze Medalist). 19:34
Canada beat Argentina in the final.
Women:
Megan Bonny
Lauren Doyle
Joanne Fa'avesi
Melissa Fowler
Irene Gardner
Kelly Griffin
Kathryn Johnson
Leyla (Alev) Kelter
Hannah Lopez
Richelle Stephens
Kristen Thomas
Kate Zackary
W4 L2
Day 1-July 11, 2015
US 26 Brazil 7.
US 40 Colombia 0.
US 54 Argentina 7.
Day 2-July 12, 2015
US 71 Mexico 0.
US 12 Canada 34.
US 7 Canada 55 (Gold Medal Match).
(-- note to self: why did both teams qualify in women's but not men's -[pretty sure Mexico didn't qualify... ?] --)
pre-WS7 (calendar year)
1981 3-3
1982 3-2
1983 2-3
1984 2-2
1985 2-2
1986 4-5
1987 5-4
1988 9-3
1989 4-4
1990 3-5
1991 6-5
1992 4-3
1993 15-14
1994 5-2-2
1995 6-8
1996 6-6 est.
1997 missing Japan 7s, pool games at Dubai (we were 2-1 in plate)
1998 1-6 (HK+Japan) but missing Paris 7s
1999 3-11 (excludes Dubai which is in WSS 1999-2000)
[ST 83-88-2]
World Series of Sevens - W L T
1999-2000 10-29
2000-2001 11-6
2001-2002 16-16
2002-2003 9-8
2003-2004 8-14
2004-2005 0-10
2005-2006 1-13-1
2006-2007 6-7
2007-2008 9-13-1
2008-2009 16-27 [ST 86-143-2]
2009-10 17-25
2010-11 18-25
2011-12 14-35
2012-13 20-31-2
2013-14 13-34-2
2014-15 31-19-2 [ST 113-169-6]
Total World Series 7s: 199-312-8 .389
With above caveats, we are 282-400-10 from 1981 to 2015 plus a couple World Cups, Qualifying tourneys, etc - have to follow up. (2/28/16)
Back up to Olympics - 1924 - later (reference it but use it here as well)
************ ************* ************
Goff Rugby Report's articles on the women at the Olympic Qualifier: googled under this title:
NACRA 7s - Latest Articles | Goff Rugby Report
http://www.goffrugbyreport.com/tags/nacra-7s
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.
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------------------------ Start of Olympic Qualifier, Cary, NC - June 2015 --------------------------------
2015-06 US men and women qualify.jpg
US Men and
Women following their qualification for the 2016 Rio
Olympics
Top Row, Standing: Danny Barrett, Kristen Thomas, Garrett Bender, Carlin Isles, Richelle Stephens (with trophy), Andrew Durutalu, Madison Hughes (with trophy), Folau Niua, Zach Test, Nate Augspurger, Chris Wyles, Lorrie Clifford, Perry Baker, Martin Iosefo
Middle Row (left): Melissa Fowler, Lauren Doyle
Bottom Row (left): Carmen Farmer, Hannah Lopez
Bottom Row (right): Dana Meschisi, Joanne "Nana" Faavesi, Kelly Griffin, Kate Zackary, Alev Kelter, Maka Unufe
Top Row, Standing: Danny Barrett, Kristen Thomas, Garrett Bender, Carlin Isles, Richelle Stephens (with trophy), Andrew Durutalu, Madison Hughes (with trophy), Folau Niua, Zach Test, Nate Augspurger, Chris Wyles, Lorrie Clifford, Perry Baker, Martin Iosefo
Middle Row (left): Melissa Fowler, Lauren Doyle
Bottom Row (left): Carmen Farmer, Hannah Lopez
Bottom Row (right): Dana Meschisi, Joanne "Nana" Faavesi, Kelly Griffin, Kate Zackary, Alev Kelter, Maka Unufe
my google.com keywords: goffrugbyreport.com nacra
Rosters
Roster US Men at Cary
Nate Augspurger
Perry Baker
Danny Barrett
Garrett Bender
Andrew Durutalo
Madison Hughes
Martin Iosefo
Carlin Isles
Folau Niua
Zack Test
Maka Unufe
Chris Wyles
Roster US Women at Cary
USA Women's 7s Team for NACRA 7s
1. Joanne Fa'avesi
2. Kelly Griffin
3. Kate Zackary
4. Alev Kelter
5. Dana Meschisi
6. Lauren Doyle
7. Kristen Thomas
8. Richelle Stephens
9. Melissa Fowler
10. Hannah Lopez
11. Lorrie Clifford
12. Carmen Farmer
Results - Olympic Qualifier in Cary, NC
Men Qualify by beating Canada
US 54 Barbados 0.
US 50 Mexico 0.
US 40 Jamaica 5 (QF).
US 64 Cayman Islands 0 (SF).
US 21 Canada 5 (Champion).
Canada went on to qualify at the next qualification event.
-- can't find articles on men on goff report. --
Women Qualify by beating Mexico.
With Canada already qualified (top four of the women's world series), and the US having failed to qualify by losing to England 15-14 in the last tournament to drop them a spot in the rankings, the US had a walk through this tournament.
US 45 Jamaica 0.
http://www.goffrugbyreport.com/news/usa-score-45-nacra-7s-opener
Tries: Doyle 3, Griffin 2,
Thomas, Farmer
Cons: Kelter 5
http://www.goffrugbyreport.com/news/usa-retain-nacra-shutout-v-barbados
USA 74
Tries: Thomas 2, Doyle 2, Meschisi 2, Zachary, Kelter, Griffin, Lopez, Fowler, Farmer
Cons: Kelter 5, Lopez 2
US 50 Cayman Islands 0.
http://www.goffrugbyreport.com/news/usa-women-perfect-pool-play
USA 50
Tries: Thomas 2, Stephens 2, Griffin 2, Zachary, Fowler
Cons: Kelter 3, Lopez 2
Cayman Islands 0
Below are the day three point tallies:
| USA Women 7s Point Scorers | |||
| Name | T | C | Total |
| Kelter | 1 | 13 | 31 |
| Doyle | 5 | 0 | 25 |
| Griffin | 5 | 0 | 25 |
| Thomas | 5 | 0 | 25 |
| Lopez | 1 | 4 | 13 |
| Farmer | 2 | 0 | 10 |
| Fowler | 2 | 0 | 10 |
| Meschisi | 2 | 0 | 10 |
| Stephens | 2 | 0 | 10 |
| Zachary | 2 | 0 | 10 |
| Total | 169 | ||
But ... no summary of final scoring ... nor our scorers in Bahamas, Jamaica games ...
US 59 Bahamas 0 (QF).
US 53 Jamaica 5 (SF).
US 88 Mexico 0.
http://www.goffrugbyreport.com/news/usa-women-qualify-olympics
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.
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End of Olympic Qualifier, Cary, NC - June 2015
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------------------------- Start of Pan American Games Toronto July 2015----------------------------------
Overall:Schedule and Results: http://results.toronto2015.org/IRS/en/rugby-7/schedule-and-results.htm
Athletes: http://results.toronto2015.org/IRS/en/rugby-7/athletes.htm
Men:
Summary-men: http://results.toronto2015.org/IRS/en/rugby-7/summary-men.htm
Athletes-men: http://results.toronto2015.org/IRS/en/rugby-7/athletes-men.htm
Ranks & Medals-men: http://results.toronto2015.org/IRS/en/rugby-7/event-overview-men.htm
Women:
Summary-women: http://results.toronto2015.org/IRS/en/rugby-7/summary-women.htm
Athletes-women: http://results.toronto2015.org/IRS/en/rugby-7/athletes-women.htm
Ranks & Medals-women: http://results.toronto2015.org/IRS/en/rugby-7/event-overview-women.htm
Athletes-women:
Men:
Nate Augspurger
Perry Baker
Garrett Bender
Patrick Blair
Will Holder
Madison Hughes
Martin Iosefo
Carlin Isles
Ben Leatigaga
Mike Te'o
Brett Thompson
Stephen Tomasin
W5 L1
Day 1-July 11, 2015
US 26 Chile 7. 11:11
US 48 Mexico 0. 16:05
US 52 Uruguay 0. 19:11
Day 2-July 12, 2015
US 31 Guyana 0 (Medal QF). 11:11
US 19 Canada 26 (Medal SF). 16:49
US 40 Uruguay 12 (Bronze Medalist). 19:34
Canada beat Argentina in the final.
Women:
Megan Bonny
Lauren Doyle
Joanne Fa'avesi
Melissa Fowler
Irene Gardner
Kelly Griffin
Kathryn Johnson
Leyla (Alev) Kelter
Hannah Lopez
Richelle Stephens
Kristen Thomas
Kate Zackary
W4 L2
Day 1-July 11, 2015
US 26 Brazil 7.
US 40 Colombia 0.
US 54 Argentina 7.
Day 2-July 12, 2015
US 71 Mexico 0.
US 12 Canada 34.
US 7 Canada 55 (Gold Medal Match).
(-- note to self: why did both teams qualify in women's but not men's -[pretty sure Mexico didn't qualify... ?] --)
pre-WS7 (calendar year)
1981 3-3
1982 3-2
1983 2-3
1984 2-2
1985 2-2
1986 4-5
1987 5-4
1988 9-3
1989 4-4
1990 3-5
1991 6-5
1992 4-3
1993 15-14
1994 5-2-2
1995 6-8
1996 6-6 est.
1997 missing Japan 7s, pool games at Dubai (we were 2-1 in plate)
1998 1-6 (HK+Japan) but missing Paris 7s
1999 3-11 (excludes Dubai which is in WSS 1999-2000)
[ST 83-88-2]
World Series of Sevens - W L T
1999-2000 10-29
2000-2001 11-6
2001-2002 16-16
2002-2003 9-8
2003-2004 8-14
2004-2005 0-10
2005-2006 1-13-1
2006-2007 6-7
2007-2008 9-13-1
2008-2009 16-27 [ST 86-143-2]
2009-10 17-25
2010-11 18-25
2011-12 14-35
2012-13 20-31-2
2013-14 13-34-2
2014-15 31-19-2 [ST 113-169-6]
Total World Series 7s: 199-312-8 .389
With above caveats, we are 282-400-10 from 1981 to 2015 plus a couple World Cups, Qualifying tourneys, etc - have to follow up. (2/28/16)