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16/12/2016 Comments

World Schools Sevens: Familiar names in Samoa, Fiji and Cook Islands teams

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The inaugural World Schools Sevens rugby tournament is being hosted by Sacred Heart College in Auckland tomorrow.

The 10-team event features five different countries, with the US women unable to attend due to funding. There will be over a dozen national secondary schools representative players on display and if the tournament is a success the prospects of growth are good.

The tournament is the brainchild of Condor Sevens organiser Phil Gaze and can be seen on Sky TV from 10am Saturday. College Sport Media will have full coverage as well.

World School Rugby Sevens Draw:
Boys’ Pool Play:
10.44am: Samoa Barbarians v NZ Maori
11.06am: NZ Fijians v Cook Islands
12.12pm: Australia Boys v NZ Maori
12.34pm: NZ Condors v Cook Islands Boys
1.40pm: Australia Boys v Samoa Barbarians
2.02pm: New Zealand Condors v NZ Fijians
 
Finals:
2.46pm: Semi Final 1 (1st Pool A v 2nd Pool B)
3.08pm: Semi Final 2 (1st Pool B v 2nd Pool A)
3.30pm: Bowl Final (3rd Pool A v 3rd Pool B)
4.14pm: Plate Final (Runner up Semi Final 1 v Runner up Semi Final 2)
4.36pm: Championship Final (Winner Semi Final 1 v Winner Semi Final 2)
 
Girls’ Pool Play:
10.22am: New Zealand Condors v NZ Wasps
11.28am: Australia Girls v NZ Wasps
12.56pm: Samoa Barbarians v NZ Wasps
 
Finals:
2.24pm: Plate Final (3rd Pool C v 4th Pool C)
3.52pm: Girls Final (1st Pool C v 2nd Pool C)

Teamlists:
The New Zealand Boys Maori and Condor teams and the New Zealand Girls Sevens Invitational and New Zealand Wasps Girls sides can be viewed here: http://www.collegesportmedia.co.nz/rugby-union/world-schools-sevens-teams-announced

The New Zealand Fijians Cook Island Schools Boys and Samoa Barbarians Boys and Girls sides are below – with the New Zealand players and their schools in brackets.

 Fiji Schools Boys
1. Tumeli Derenalagi (Queen Victoria School, Fiji)
2. Semesa Saukuru (Wesley College, NZ)
3. Loqorio Waqanidrola (Lindisfarne College, NZ)
4. Patrick Stark (New Plymouth BHS, NZ)
5. Iliesa Junior Ratuva (King's College, NZ)
6. Esi Komaisavai (Rongotai College, NZ)
7. Jese Qaraniqio (Aorere College, NZ)
8. Apisai Sailo (Wesley College, NZ)
9. Selestino Ravutamud (Rotorua BHS, NZ)
10. Saiasi Qiokata (New Plymouth BHS, NZ)
11. Lupeti Chay Fihaki (Sacred Heart College, NZ)
12. Caleb Cavubati (Scots College, NZ)
 
Samoa Schools Boys
1. EJ Toeava (De La Salle College)
2. Iosefo Masoe (Sacred Heart College)
3. Tuna Tautalafua (Kelston Boys' High School)
4. Godinet Tinei (Liston College)
5. Maxwell Toailoa (Kelston Boys' High School)
6. Tanielu Tele'a (St. Kenitgern College)
7. Siave Togoiu (Southern Cross Campus)
8. Caleb Faalili (De La Salle College)
9. Mose Senio (Aorere College)
10. Simon-Peter Toleafoa (De La Salle College)
11. Logan Fonoti (Sacred Heart College)
12. Kakoi Togoiu (Southern Cross Campus)
13. Johna Mau'u (Dilworth School)
14. Numia Teofilo (Kia Aroha College)
 
Samoa Schools Girls
1. Nive Taulanga (Aorere College)
2. Sarah Filimoetau (Tangaroa College)
3.  Ana Mamea (Aorere College)
4. Ricshay Lemanu (Papatoetoe High School)
5. Mary-Jane Finau (Aorere College)
6.  Jodeci Alaelua (Tangaroa College)
7. Mikayla Eli (Southern Cross Campus)
8.  Marlene Roberts (Tangaroa College)
9. Utu Atonio (Rosehill College)
10. Aki Piliu (Manurewa High School)
11. Hevyn Filipe (Aorere College)
12. Paris Saumani (Wesley College)
13. Jay-Lee Manase (Tamaki College)
 
 
Cook Islands Schools Boys
1. Jake Malbon
2. Jacob Foster-Hall
3. Al Jermaine Epati (Mount Albert Grammar School)
4. Ethan Cayless
5. Mataroa Maui
6. Nicholas Maui
7. Josh Numanga (King's College)
8. Isaac Lulia (Mount Albert Grammar School)
9. Josh Motu
10. John- Phillip Ngatoko (Aorere College)
11. Tearetoa Tupuna (One Tree Hill College)
12. Adidas Hapi
13. Jahvis Moke (New Plymouth Boys' High School)


World School Rugby Sevens Draw:

Boys’ Pool Play:
10.44am: Samoa Barbarians v NZ Maori
11.06am: NZ Fijians v Cook Islands
12.12pm: Australia Boys v NZ Maori
12.34pm: NZ Condors v Cook Islands Boys
1.40pm: Australia Boys v Samoa Barbarians
2.02pm: New Zealand Condors v NZ Fijians
 
Finals:
2.46pm: Semi Final 1 (1st Pool A v 2nd Pool B)
3.08pm: Semi Final 2 (1st Pool B v 2nd Pool A)
3.30pm: Bowl Final (3rd Pool A v 3rd Pool B)
4.14pm: Plate Final (Runner up Semi Final 1 v Runner up Semi Final 2)
4.36pm: Championship Final (Winner Semi Final 1 v Winner Semi Final 2)
 
Girls’ Pool Play:
10.22am: New Zealand Condors v NZ Wasps
11.28am: Australia Girls v NZ Wasps
12.56pm: Samoa Barbarians v NZ Wasps
 
Finals:
2.24pm: Plate Final (3rd Pool C v 4th Pool C)
3.52pm: Girls Final (1st Pool C v 2nd Pool C)

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