Australia national rugby union team (sevens)

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Australia
World Cup Sevens

Union	Australian Rugby Union
Nickname(s)	Wallabies
Emblem(s)	Wallaby
Appearances	5 (First in 1993)
Best result	Runner-up (1993, 2001)

The Australian national rugby union sevens team competes in the World Sevens Series, Rugby World Cup Sevens and the Commonwealth Games.

1 Honours
2 Rugby union at the World Games
3 Current squad
4 See also
5 References

[edit] Honours

Hong Kong Sevens Winners 1979
Hong Kong Sevens Winners 1982
Hong Kong Sevens Winners 1983
Hong Kong Sevens Winners 1985
Hong Kong Sevens Winners 1988
London Sevens Winners 2010

[edit] Rugby union at the World Games

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2001 Akita ^[1]	Fiji	Australia	New Zealand
2005 Duisburg	Fiji	South Africa	Argentina
2009 Kaohsiung ^[2]	Fiji	Portugal	South Africa

[edit] Current squad

12 man squad for 2011 Gold Coast Sevens

Junior Rasolea
Damon Anderson
Sean McMahon
Lindsay Crook
Jordan Tuapou
Con Foley
Jacob Taylor
Greg Jeloudev
Ed Jenkins
Lewis Holland
Danny Routledge
Pama Fou

Squad for the 2010 Commonwealth Games:

Player
Bernard Foley
Liam Gill
Brackin Karauria-Henry
Patrick McCutcheon
Luke Morahan
Nicholas Phipps
Edward Quirk
Brian Sefanaia
Clinton Sills
Kimami Sitauti
James Stannard
Jacob Taylor
Lachlan Turner
Daniel Yakapo

12 man squad for 2010–11 IRB Sevens World Series:

Player
Hamish Angus
Trent Dyer
Bernard Foley
Shaun Foley
John Grant
Michael Hodge
Nicholas Phipps
Gregory Jeloudev
Ed Jenkins
Ratu Tevita Kuridrani
Jonathon Lance
Daniel Yakapo

[edit] See also

[edit] References

v d e National rugby union teams (sevens)

IRB Sevens core teams	Argentina Australia England Fiji France Kenya New Zealand Samoa Scotland South Africa United States Wales

Other teams	Austria Bahamas Bahrain Belgium Bosnia and Herzegovina Brazil Brunei Canada Cayman Islands Chile PRC Chinese Taipei/Taiwan Cook Islands Côte d'Ivoire Croatia Czech Republic Denmark Finland Georgia Germany Guam Guyana Hong Kong Hungary India Indonesia Iran Ireland Italy Jamaica Japan Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Madagascar Malaysia Mexico Moldova Monaco Morocco Namibia Netherlands Niue Norway Papua New Guinea Poland Portugal Romania Qatar Russia Rwanda Serbia Singapore South Korea Spain Sri Lanka Swaziland Sweden Switzerland Thailand Tonga Trinidad & Tobago Tunisia Uganda Ukraine United Arab Emirates Uruguay Uzbekistan West Indies Zambia Zimbabwe

Defunct	Arabian Gulf West Germany USSR

International Rugby Union Competitions

Governing Bodies

Worldwide

Men	World Cup World Cup Sevens Junior World Championship Junior World Trophy Nations Cup Sevens World Series The Rugby Championship

Women	World Cup Nations Cup

Multi-sport events

Continental


Africa	Africa Cup CAR Development Trophy

Asia	Asian Five Nations Asian Sevens Series

Europe	Six Nations European Nations Cup European Under-18 Championship

Oceania	FORU Oceania Cup Pacific Nations Cup

South America	South American Rugby Championship

Defunct

Rugby union in Australia

Governing bodies

Overall	Australian Rugby Union

States	ACT and Southern NSW Rugby Union New South Wales Rugby Union Northern Territory Rugby Union Queensland Rugby Union South Australia Rugby Union Tasmanian Rugby Union Victorian Rugby Union RugbyWA

National teams


Mens	Qantas Wallabies A 7's U-21 U-20 U-19 Schoolboys

Women's	Wallaroos 7's

Competitions


Transnational	Super Rugby

National	Australian Rugby Championship (defunct) Australian Provincial Championship (defunct) Australian Rugby Shield

Provincial	Shute Shield Tooheys New Cup (defunct) Queensland Premier Rugby ACTRU Premier Division Brisbane Club Rugby Dewar Shield

Hosted events	Gold Coast Sevens Adelaide Sevens (defunct)

Rugby union in

International Trophies

International players

v d e IRB Sevens World Series

2011–12 Events	Dubai Sevens Gold Coast Sevens Hong Kong Sevens Japan Sevens London Sevens Wellington Sevens Edinburgh Sevens South Africa Sevens USA Sevens

Current stadiums	The Sevens Skilled Park Hong Kong Stadium Chichibunomiya Rugby Stadium Twickenham Westpac Stadium Glasgow Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium Sam Boyd Stadium

Former events	Adelaide Sevens Paris Sevens Singapore Sevens Shanghai Sevens Tokyo Sevens Mar Del Plata Sevens Punta Del Este Sevens Kuala Lumpur Sevens Fiji Sevens

Seasons	1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12

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