1997 Rugby World Cup Sevens squads

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The teams which took part at the 1997 Rugby World Cup Sevens held in Hong Kong named squads of ten players each. [1]

Contents

Pool A

Flag of England.svg  England

  1. Adedayo Adebayo
  2. Neil Back
  3. Nick Beal
  4. Mike Catt
  5. Austin Healey
  6. Richard Hill
  7. Tim Rodber
  8. Dave Scully
  9. Chris Sheasby
  10. Jonathan Sleightholme

Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada

  1. Rob Card
  2. Gregor Dixon
  3. Barry Ebl
  4. John Graf
  5. Jason Hartley
  6. Dave Lougheed
  7. Mike Schmid
  8. Winston Stanley
  9. Scott Stewart
  10. Ron Toews

Flag of Zimbabwe.svg  Zimbabwe

  1. Ryan Bekker
  2. Craig Brown
  3. Innocent Chidziva
  4. Patrick Ewing
  5. Campbell Graham
  6. Isaac Mbereko
  7. Charlton McNab
  8. Victor Olonga
  9. William Schultz
  10. Kennedy Tsimba

Pool B

Flag of Romania.svg  Romania

  1. Gabriel Brezoianu
  2. Vasile Brici
  3. Lucian Colceriu
  4. Constantin Dragnea
  5. Cătălin Drăguceanu
  6. Alin Petrache
  7. Margant Rădoi
  8. Lucian Sîrbu
  9. Gheorghe Solomie
  10. Sorin Trancă

Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia

  1. Michael Brial (NSW Waratahs)
  2. David Campese (NSW Waratahs)
  3. Ryan Constable (QLD Reds)
  4. David Kelaher
  5. Stephen Larkham (ACT Brumbies)
  6. John Moss
  7. Matthew Mostyn
  8. Damian Smith (QLD Reds)
  9. Semi Taupeaafe (NSW Waratahs)
  10. Roy Wayne Williams

Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland

  1. Nick Broughton
  2. Graeme Burns
  3. James Craig
  4. Cameron Glasgow
  5. Duncan Hodge
  6. Derrick Lee
  7. Cameron Mather
  8. Scott Nichol
  9. Sikeli Votonisoga
  10. Murray Wallace

Pool C

Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand

Coach: Flag of New Zealand.svg Gordon Tietjens

  1. Alama Ieremia
  2. Glen Osborne
  3. Caleb Ralph
  4. Roger Randle
  5. Eric Rush
  6. Owen Scrimgeour
  7. Joe Tauiwi
  8. Rua Tipoki
  9. Nick Penny
  10. Peter Woods

Flag of Japan.svg  Japan

Head Coach: Flag of Fiji.svg Paulo Nawalu

  1. Hiroyuki Kajihara
  2. Shinji Ono
  3. Bruce Ferguson
  4. Takeomi Ito
  5. Hiroyuki Tanuma
  6. Kiyoshi Imazumi
  7. Kensuke Iwabuchi
  8. Daisuke Ohata
  9. Stephen Miln
  10. Hiroki Ozeki

Flag of Tonga.svg  Tonga

  1. Maama Molitika
  2. Siua Taumalolo
  3. Ofa Topeni
  4. Tevita Tuʻifua
  5. Viliami Uhi
  6. Tevita Vaʻenuku
  7. Lui Veseseyaki
  8. William Fakaʻosi
  9. Sione Moa Latu
  10. Saia Moeakiolo
  11. Isi Fatani

Pool D

Flag of Fiji.svg  Fiji

  1. Manasa Bari
  2. Leveni Duvuduvukula
  3. Luke Erenavula
  4. Lemeki Koroi
  5. Inoke Maraiwai
  6. Tamiela Naikelekele
  7. Waisale Serevi
  8. Aminiasi Naituyaga
  9. Jope Tuikabe
  10. Marika Vunibaka

Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal

  1. Miguel Barbosa
  2. Jon Dingley
  3. Vasco Durão
  4. José Maria Vilar Gomes
  5. Rohan Hoffmann
  6. João Diogo Marques
  7. Nuno Mourão
  8. Pedro Murinello
  9. Pedro Netto Fernandes
  10. Luís Pissarra
  11. Miguel Sá

Flag of Hong Kong 1959.svg  Hong Kong

  1. Hamish Bowden
  2. Robin Bredbury
  3. Fuk Ping Chan
  4. Riaz Fredericks
  5. Vaughan Going
  6. Steve Kidd
  7. Stuart Krohn
  8. Rodney McIntosh
  9. Luke Nabaro
  10. Rob Santos
  11. Isi Tuivai

Pool E

Flag of France.svg  France

  1. Philippe Bernat-Salles
  2. Olivier Campan
  3. Franck Corrihons
  4. Marc Lièvremont
  5. Thomas Lièvremont
  6. Olivier Magne
  7. Ugo Mola
  8. Meli Nakauta
  9. Mickaël Noël
  10. Frédéric Séguier
  11. Willy Taofifénua

Flag of the United States.svg  United States

Head Coach: Mark Williams

  1. Vaea Anitoni
  2. Andre Bachelet
  3. Jim Burgett
  4. Jon Campbell
  5. Malakai Delai
  6. Brian Gallagher
  7. Brian Hightower
  8. Dan Lyle
  9. Chris Morrow
  10. Richard Tardits (c)

Flag of South Korea.svg  South Korea

  1. Chae Deuk-Joon
  2. Cho Jin-Sik
  3. Choi Chang-Yul
  4. Kim Jae-Hyun
  5. Kim Sung-Nam
  6. Lee Keun-Wook
  7. Park Jin-Bae
  8. Sung Hae-Kyung
  9. Yong Hwan-Myung
  10. Yoo Min-Suk

Pool F

Flag of Spain.svg  Spain

Coach: Flag of France.svg Gérard Murillo

  1. Álvar Enciso
  2. Pablo Calderón
  3. Jon Azkargorta
  4. Francisco Puertas Soto
  5. Oriol Ripol
  6. Alberto Socías
  7. Carlos Souto
  8. Philippe Tayeb
  9. Jorge Torres
  10. Ferrán Velazco

Flag of the Cook Islands.svg  Cook Islands

  1. Bryan Adams
  2. Amosa Amosa
  3. Grand Hagai
  4. Save Lutumailagi
  5. David Nekeare
  6. Ryan Nicholas
  7. Junior Charlie Noo
  8. Terry Piri
  9. Anthony Ruakere
  10. Peter Tari
  11. Aquila Tunisau
  12. Alan Tyrrell

Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco

  1. Mohamed Ahlalou
  2. Yassine Alami
  3. My Omar Nasrallah Alaoui
  4. Hamid Amina
  5. Aziz Andoh
  6. Faycal Boukanoucha
  7. Kazu Bouzedi
  8. Mohamed Dermouni
  9. Redouane Habbal
  10. Abdelaziz Mesror
  11. Carl Murray

Pool G

IRFU flag.svg  Ireland

  1. Jonny Bell
  2. Ben Cronin
  3. Kieron Dawson
  4. Denis Hickie
  5. David Humphreys
  6. Niall Malone
  7. Denis McBride
  8. Eric Miller
  9. Richard Wallace
  10. Niall Woods

Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina

  1. Lisandro Arbizu (Belgrano Athletic)
  2. Pablo Bouza (Duendes)
  3. Gonzalo Camardón (Alumni)
  4. Gonzalo García (Duendes)
  5. Marcos Garicoche (CA San Isidro)
  6. Leandro Lobrauco (Atlético del Rosario)
  7. Santiago Phelan (CA San Isidro)
  8. Eduardo Simone (Liceo Naval)
  9. Facundo Soler (Tala RC)
  10. Cristian Viel (Newman)

Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa

  1. Graeme Bouwer
  2. Stephen Brink
  3. Jacques Olivier
  4. Breyton Paulse
  5. Pieter Rossouw
  6. Bobby Skinstad
  7. André Snyman
  8. Jeffrey Stevens
  9. Joost van der Westhuizen (c) [2]
  10. Andre Venter

Pool H

Flag of Namibia.svg  Namibia

  1. Johan Britz
  2. Dirk Farmer
  3. André Greeff
  4. Kobus Horn
  5. Quinn Hough
  6. Gerhard Mans
  7. Jaco Olivier
  8. Ronaldo Pedro
  9. Schalk van der Merwe
  10. Johan Zaayman

Flag of Samoa.svg  Samoa

  1. Kalolo Toleafoa
  2. Isaac Fe'aunati
  3. Rudolf Moors
  4. Brian Lima
  5. Tainafi Patu
  6. Afato So'oalo
  7. Terry Fanolua
  8. Sila Vaifale
  9. Laiafi Papali'i
  10. Semo Sititi

Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales

  1. Allan Bateman
  2. Darren Edwards
  3. Jason Forster
  4. Dafydd James
  5. Kevin Morgan
  6. Wayne Proctor
  7. Jamie Ringer
  8. Gareth Thomas
  9. Christopher Wyatt
  10. Gareth Wyatt

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References

  1. "1997 Rugby World Cup Sevens teams". World Rugby. Retrieved 12 March 2017.
  2. "Joost: BlitzBokke skipper to RWC Sevens 1997". blitzbokke.com. 6 February 2017. Retrieved 7 November 2017.