2013 Rugby World Cup Sevens squads – Men

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The rosters of all participating teams at the men's tournament of the 2013 Rugby World Cup Sevens. [1]

Contents

Pool A

Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia

Coach: Flag of Australia (converted).svg Michael O'Connor

  1. Tom Cusack
  2. Jesse Parahi
  3. Sean McMahon
  4. Bernard Foley
  5. Matt Lucas
  6. Con Foley
  7. Cameron Clark
  8. James Stannard
  9. Ed Jenkins (c)
  10. Lewis Holland
  11. Luke Morahan
  12. Shannon Walker

Flag of France.svg  France

Coach: Flag of France.svg Frédéric Pomarel

  1. Vincent Deniau
  2. Manoël Dall'igna
  3. Jean-Baptiste Mazoué (c)
  4. Terry Bouhraoua
  5. Paul Albaladejo
  6. Julien Jane
  7. Jean-Marcellin Buttin
  8. Jonathan Laugel
  9. Steeve Barry
  10. Julien Candelon
  11. Jean-Baptiste Gobelet
  12. Vincent Inigo

[2]

Flag of Spain.svg  Spain

  1. Ignacio Martin
  2. Julen Goia
  3. Javier Canosa
  4. Pablo Feijoo (c)
  5. Facundo Lavino
  6. Martin Heredia
  7. Pedro Martin
  8. Jaike Carter
  9. Javier Carrión
  10. Glen Rolls
  11. Matías Tudela
  12. Marcos Poggi

Flag of Tunisia.svg  Tunisia

  1. Haithem Chelly
  2. Sofiane Zaafouri
  3. Khaled Zegden
  4. Aymen Gloulou
  5. Chemseddine Khalifa
  6. Badie Dahmoul
  7. Abbes Kherfani
  8. Abdelmajid Zemzem
  9. Chadi Jabri
  10. Kais Aissa
  11. Mohsen Essid
  12. Mohamed Gara Ali (c)

Pool B

Flag of Japan.svg  Japan

Coach: Flag of Japan.svg Tomohiro Segawa

  1. Lote Daulako Tuqiri
  2. Yusaku Kuwazuru
  3. Lepuha Latuila
  4. Opeti Faeamani
  5. Daisuke Natsui
  6. Katsuyuki Sakai (c)
  7. Shuhei Narita
  8. Shohei Toyosima
  9. Kosuke Hoshino
  10. Shota Emi
  11. Seiyu Kohara
  12. Kazushi Hano

Flag of Russia.svg  Russia

  1. Vladimir Ostroushko
  2. Stanislav Bondarev
  3. Vladislav Lazarenko
  4. Ilya Babaev
  5. Dmitry Perov (c)
  6. Igor Klyuchnikov
  7. Nikolay Goroshilov
  8. Alexander Ianiushkin
  9. Igor Galinovskiy
  10. Vasily Artemyev
  11. Denis Simplikevich
  12. Victor Gresev

Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland

Coach: Flag of Scotland.svg Stephen Gemmell

  1. Scott Riddell
  2. Michael Fedo
  3. Struan Dewar
  4. Alex Glashan
  5. Colin Gregor (c)
  6. Christopher Dean
  7. Andrew Turnbull
  8. Colin Shaw
  9. Jim Thompson
  10. Michael Maltman
  11. Mark Robertson
  12. James M. Johnstone

[3]

Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa

Coach: Flag of South Africa.svg Paul Treu

  1. Chris Dry
  2. Philip Snyman
  3. Ryno Benjamin
  4. S'bura Sithole
  5. Cornal Hendricks
  6. Kyle Brown (c)
  7. Branco du Preez
  8. Stephan Dippenaar
  9. Cheslin Kolbe
  10. Cecil Afrika
  11. Seabelo Senatla
  12. Sampie Mastriet

[4]

Pool C

Flag of Kenya.svg  Kenya

Coach: Flag of England.svg Mike Friday

  1. Horace Otieno
  2. Oscar Ouma Achieng
  3. Patrice Agunda
  4. Felix Ayange
  5. Eden Agero
  6. Humphrey Kayange
  7. Biko Adema
  8. Andrew Amonde (c)
  9. Michael Wanjala
  10. Lavin Asego
  11. Collins Injera
  12. Willy Ambaka

[5]

Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines

Coach: Flag of the United States.svg Al Caravelli

  1. Andrew Wolff
  2. Ryan Eugene Clarke
  3. Oliver Saunders
  4. Gareth Holgate
  5. Jake Letts
  6. Joseph Matthews
  7. Justin Coveney
  8. Kenneth Stern
  9. Michael Letts (c)
  10. Matthew Saunders (c)
  11. Sean Lynch
  12. Patrice Olivier

[6]

Flag of Samoa.svg  Samoa

Coach: Flag of Samoa.svg Stephen Betham

  1. Fa'atoina Autagavaia
  2. Afa Aiono (c)
  3. Alafoti Faosiliva
  4. Fa’alemiga Selesele
  5. Lio Lolo
  6. Uale Mai
  7. Lolo Lui
  8. Alatasi Tupou
  9. Rupeni Levasa
  10. Ken Siaosi Pisi
  11. Paul Perez
  12. Tom Iosefo

[7]

Flag of Zimbabwe.svg  Zimbabwe

Coach: Flag of Zimbabwe.svg Gilbert Nyamutsamba

  1. Fortunate Chipendu
  2. Jacques Leitao (c)
  3. Mike Morris
  4. Kelvin Magunje
  5. Lucky Sithole
  6. Daniel Hondo
  7. Tafadzwa Chitokwindo
  8. Njabulo Ndlovu
  9. Gardner Nechironga
  10. Garth Zieglar
  11. Tengai Nemadire
  12. Wensley Mbanje

[8]

Pool D

Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada

Coach: Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Geraint John

  1. Mike Fuailefau
  2. Thyssen de Goede
  3. Nanyak Dala
  4. John Moonlight (c)
  5. Justin Douglas
  6. Sean Duke
  7. Phil Mack
  8. Lucas Hammond
  9. Nathan Hirayama
  10. Ciaran Hearn
  11. Harry Jones
  12. Taylor Paris

[9]

Flag of Georgia.svg  Georgia

Coach: Flag of Georgia.svg Kakhaber Alania

  1. Zura Dzneladze
  2. Giorgi Jimsheladze
  3. Viktor Kolelishvili
  4. Bidzina Samkharadze
  5. Merab Kvirikashvili
  6. Merab Sharikadze
  7. Alexander Todua
  8. Bakhva Kobakhidze
  9. Revaz Gigauri
  10. Shavleg Makharashvili
  11. Irakli Gegenava
  12. Giorgi Pruidze

[10]

Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand

Coach: Flag of New Zealand.svg Gordon Tietjens

  1. Pita Ahki [11]
  2. Tim Mikkelson
  3. Sam Dickson
  4. DJ Forbes (c)
  5. Lote Raikabula
  6. Junior Tomasi Cama
  7. Scott Curry
  8. Gillies Kaka
  9. Sherwin Stowers
  10. Waisake Naholo
  11. Kurt Baker
  12. David Raikuna
  13. Bryce Heem

[12]

Flag of the United States.svg  United States

Coach: Flag of the United States.svg Alexander Magleby

  1. Carlin Isles
  2. Nick Edwards
  3. Andrew Durutalo
  4. Shalom Suniula
  5. Zack Test (c)
  6. Matt Hawkins
  7. Folau Niua
  8. Jack Halalilo
  9. Maka Unufe
  10. Mike Palefau
  11. Colin Hawley
  12. Brett Thompson

[13]

Pool E

Flag of Fiji.svg  Fiji

Coach: Flag of Fiji.svg Alifereti Dere

  1. Leone Nakarawa
  2. Lepani Botia (c)
  3. Waisea Nayacalevu
  4. Nemani Nagusa
  5. Watisoni Votu
  6. Joji Ragamate
  7. Jasa Veremalua
  8. Vereniki Goneva
  9. Ilai Tinai
  10. Alipate Ratini
  11. Metuisela Talebula
  12. Samisoni Viriviri

[14]

Flag of Tonga.svg  Tonga

  1. Fe'ofa'aki Holoia
  2. Fautasi Tonga Ma'u
  3. Simana Halaifonua
  4. Sione Filila Taufa
  5. Pepa Koloamatangi
  6. Kilifi Latu (c)
  7. Siosaia Palei
  8. Sosefo Maake
  9. Sonatane Takulua
  10. Tevita Tuipulotu
  11. Fetongi Tuinauvai
  12. Michael Toloke

Flag of Uruguay.svg  Uruguay

  1. Juan Ormaechea
  2. Juan Martín Llovet
  3. Alfonso Falcon
  4. Agustín Ormaechea
  5. Gabriel Puig (c)
  6. Felipe Berchesi
  7. Federico Favaro
  8. Gastón Mieres
  9. Santiago Gibernau
  10. Ian Schmidt
  11. Guillermo Lijtenstein
  12. Francisco Vecino

Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales

Coach: Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Paul John

  1. Gareth Davies
  2. Chris Knight
  3. Lee Williams (c)
  4. Alex Webber
  5. Alex Walker
  6. James Davies
  7. Rhys Jones
  8. Rhys Shellard
  9. Adam Warren
  10. Jason Harries
  11. Craig Price
  12. Adam Thomas

Pool F

Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina

Coach: Flag of Argentina.svg Andrés Romagnoli

  1. Nicolás Bruzzone
  2. Valentin Cruz Hernestrosa
  3. Jerónimo de la Fuente
  4. Francisco Merello
  5. Matías Moroni
  6. Ramiro Moyano
  7. Diego Palma
  8. Anibal Panceyra Garrido
  9. Facundo Panceyra Garrido
  10. Ignacio Pasman
  11. Gastón Revol (c)
  12. Javier Rojas

Flag of England.svg  England

Coach: Flag of England.svg Ben Ryan

  1. Jeff Williams
  2. Michael John Ellery
  3. Rob Vickerman
  4. Dan Norton
  5. James Rodwell
  6. Tom Mitchell (c)
  7. John Brake
  8. Tom Powell
  9. Marcus Watson
  10. Christian Lewis-Pratt
  11. Mat Turner
  12. Mark Odejobi

[15]

Flag of Hong Kong.svg  Hong Kong

Coach: Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Dai Rees

  1. Ka Chun Kwok
  2. Eni Gesinde
  3. Nick Hewson
  4. Anthony Haynes
  5. Lee Jones
  6. Ben Rimene
  7. Joshua Robert Peters
  8. Alex McQueen
  9. Rowan Varty (c)
  10. Jamie Hood
  11. Tom McQueen
  12. Salom Yiu

[16]

Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal

  1. Adérito Esteves
  2. Duarte Moreira
  3. Gonçalo Foro
  4. Pedro Leal (c)
  5. Diogo Miranda
  6. Frederico Oliveira
  7. Francisco de Almeida
  8. David Mateus
  9. Pedro Ávila
  10. José Vareta
  11. Rafael Simões
  12. Miguel Lucas

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