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Here is an overview of the teams which took part at the 2001 Rugby World Cup Sevens.
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Here is an overview of the teams which took part at the 2001 Rugby World Cup Sevens.
Fiji Coach: Rupeni Ravonu
Argentina Coach: Gonzalo Albarracín
South Korea Coach: Yoo Jung-Hyeom
Russia Coaches: 
Jimmy Stonehouse and Nikolay Nerush
Ireland Coach: Denis McBride [1]
Kenya Coach:William Githinji
South Africa Coach: Norman Mbiko
France Coach:Thierry Janeczek
Cook Islands Coach: Nigel Booker
Canada Coach: Ric Suggitt
Georgia Coach: Malkhaz Cheishvili
Chinese Taipei Coach:Mao Cheng-Wu
New Zealand Coach: Gordon Tietjens
England Coach: Adrian Thompson
Japan Coach: Paulo Nawalu
Spain Coach: Francisco Puertas Soto
Zimbabwe Coach:Andy Ferreira
Chile Coach: Elías Santillán
Samoa Coach: Filipo Saena
Australia Coach: Glen Ella
Wales Coach: Colin Hillman
Portugal Coach: Evan Crawford
Hong Kong Coach: Jim Rowark
United States Coach: John McKittrick
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