WORLD SEVENS SERIES

2024 Dubai 7s final squads confirmed

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World SVNs Series teams line-up for Dubai 7s. PHOTO/World Rugby
The Dubai 7s will showcase the top 12 men’s and women’s rugby sevens teams in the world, competing over two thrilling days from 30 November to 1 December.

Kenya 7s and Uruguay men’s teams and China women’s teams join the Series after being promoted from the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Challenger.

Dubai 7s chase

France, the men’s Olympic champions, will be aiming to retain their SVNS Champions crown after defeating SVNS league winners Argentina to claim the inaugural men’s title in 2024.

Kenya 7s player Patrick Odongo scorers. PHOTO /Mike Lee

Kenya 7s player Patrick Odongo scorers. PHOTO /Mike Lee/ for World Rugby

Meanwhile, Olympic bronze medallists South Africa will look to continue their impressive form in Dubai, where they have won five consecutive titles and seven of the last eight tournaments.

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On the women’s side, New Zealand’s team, fresh off their second successive Olympic title in Paris, will aim to reclaim the SVNS Champions title they lost to Australia in 2024. However, they will need to overcome Australia’s dominance in Dubai, as the Aussies have claimed the last four women’s titles at The Sevens Stadium.


Here is the full squad

2024 Dubai 7s Pools

Men’s Pools

Pool A: France, South Africa, Australia, Kenya

France

  1. Victor Hannoun (#64)
  2. Gregoire Arfeuil (#59)
  3. Liam Delamare (#76)
  4. Varian Pasquet (#19)
  5. Antoine Zeghdar (#8)
  6. Paulin Riva (#6)
  7. William Iraguha (#91)
  8. Ali Dabo (#75)
  9. Stephen Parez Edo Martin (#5)
  10. Romain Gardrat (#33)
  11. Enahemo Artaud (#Bck)
  12. Celian Pouzelgues (#31)
  13. Jordan Sepho (#12

South Africa:

  1. Quewin Nortje (#14)
  2. Donavan Don (#15)
  3. Ryan Oosthuizen (#2)
  4. Dewald Human (#10)
  5. Shaun Williams (#9)
  6. Tristan Leyds (#24)
  7. Siviwe Soyizwapi (#11)
  8. Shilton van Wyk (#12)
  9. David Brits (#19)
  10. Zain Davids (#4)
  11. Ricardo Duarttee (#5)
  12. Christie Grobbelaar (#1)
  13. Impi Visser (#3)

Australia:

  1. Henry Hutchison (#1)
  2. Ben Dowling (#2)
  3. Matthew Gonzalez (#9)
  4. Aden Ekanayake (#23)
  5. James McGregor (#7)
  6. Michael Icely (#87)
  7. Henry Paterson (#6)
  8. Ben Dalton (#10)
  9. Hayden Sargeant (#25)
  10. Nathan Lawson (#12)
  11. James Turner (#14)
  12. Henry Palmer (#3)
  13. Sidney Harvey (#15)

Kenya 7s

  1. William Mwanji Indakalu (#19)
  2. Kevin Wekesa (#6)
  3. Samuel Asati (#9)
  4. Nygel Pettersan Amaitsa (#10)
  5. Denis Abukuse (#13)
  6. Floyd Wabwire (#25)
  7. George Ooro Angeyo (#3)
  8. Festus Shiasi Safari (#5)
  9. Patrick Odongo Okong’o (#11)
  10. Brayan Ondego (#37)
  11. Brian Mutilu Mutua (#33)
  12. Benson Adoyo (#1)
  13. Chrisant Ojwang (#12)

Pool B: Argentina, Ireland, Great Britain, Uruguay

Argentina

  1. Facundo Pueyrredon (#21)
  2. Agustin Fraga (#5)
  3. Santiago Mare (#10)
  4. Luciano Gonzalez (#11)
  5. Santino Zangara (#23)
  6. Matteo Graziano (#1)
  7. German Schulz (#3)
  8. Marcos Moneta (#13)
  9. Joaquin Pellandini (#14)
  10. Matías Osadczuk (#9)
  11. Santiago Vera Feld (#2)
  12. Santiago Alvarez (#6)
  13. Tobias Wade (#7)

Ireland

  1. Niall Comerford (#12)
  2. Hugo Lennox (#9)
  3. Rory Woods (#3)
  4. Josh Costello (#21)
  5. Mark Roche (#4)
  6. James Dillon (#22)
  7. Tadhg Brophy (#50)
  8. Zac McConnell (#1)
  9. Josh Kenny (#33)
  10. Ed Kelly (#14)
  11. Bryan Mollen (#13)
  12. Nicholas Greene (#51)
  13. Jordan Conroy (#7)

Great Britain

  1. Tom Burton (#15)
  2. Jamie Barden (#3)
  3. Will Homer (#9)
  4. Marcus Kershaw (#5)
  5. Matt Davidson (#6)
  6. Morgan Williams (#7)
  7. Luke Mehson (#18)
  8. Tom Williams (#2)
  9. Ryan Apps (#14)
  10. Sunni Jardine (#44)
  11. Charlton Kerr (#24)
  12. Ethan Waddleton (#11)
  13. Harry Glover (#12)

Uruguay

  1. Guillermo Lijtenstein (#9)
  2. Pedro Hoblog (#45)
  3. Ignacio Alvarez Akiki (#13)
  4. Diego Ardao (#6)
  5. Juan Manuel Tafernaberry (#4)
  6. Mateo Vinals (#7)
  7. Ignacio Facciolo (#80)
  8. Pedro Brum (#25)
  9. Tomas Etcheverry (#3)
  10. Dante Soto (#77)
  11. Santiago Gini (#21)
  12. Alfonso Vidal (#2)
  13. Alfonso Silva (#11)

Pool C: Fiji, New Zealand, USA, Spain

Fiji

  1. Pilipo Bukayaro (#9)
  2. Kavekini Tanivanuakula (#1)
  3. Joji Nasova (#13)
  4. Iowane Teba (#10)
  5. Sevuloni Mocenacagi (#4)
  6. Ilikimi Vunaki (#6)
  7. Jeremaia Matana (#3)
  8. Terio Veilawa (#88)
  9. Viwa Naduvalo (#12)
  10. George Bose (#55)
  11. Suli Volivolituevei (#89)
  12. Filipe Sauturaga (#7)
  13. Tira Wilagi (#5)

New Zealand

  1. Joey Taumateine (#55)
  2. Cody Vai (#25)
  3. Ngarohi McGarvey-Black (#24)
  4. Sofai Maka (#81)
  5. Sione Molia (#27)
  6. Jayden Keelan (#15)
  7. Tone Ng Shiu (#3)
  8. Dylan Collier (#5)
  9. Brady Rush (#2)
  10. Oli Mathis (#4)
  11. Lewis Ormond (#13)
  12. Andrew Knewstubb (#8)
  13. Joe Webber (#11

Spain 

  1. Francisco Cosculluela (#20)
  2. Enrique Bolinches (#13)
  3. Manu Moreno (#10)
  4. Pol Pla (#7)
  5. Angel Bozal (#3)
  6. Josep Serres (#2)
  7. Alejandro Laforga (#19)
  8. Tobias Sainz-Trapaga (#1)
  9. Anton Legorburu Anso (#24)
  10. Jeremy Trevithick (#6)
  11. Roberto Ponce (#8)
  12. Eduardo Lopez (#12)
  13. Noah Canepa Mendo (#15)

USA

  1. Marcus Tupuola (#27)
  2. Faitala Talapusi (#10)
  3. Peter Sio (#7)
  4. Darell Williams (#33)
  5. Lance Williams (#8)
  6. Aaron Cummings (#1)
  7. Pita Vi (#25)
  8. Darius Law (#14)
  9. Lucas Lacamp (#12)
  10. Porter Goodrum (#22)
  11. Michael Hand (#15)
  12. Jack Wendling (#13)
  13. David Still (#6)
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