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by **victorsra** » Sun, 12 May 2019, 17:26

A thread to help following the teams qualified.

Qualifiers:

2018-19 Womens Sevens Series: 4 spots

1-2 JUNE, 2019: South America - Lima, Peru

6-7 JULY, 2019: North America – George Town, Cayman Islands

13-14 JULY, 2019: European - Kazan, Russia

7-9 NOVEMBER, 2019: Oceania – Suva, Fiji

9-10 NOVEMBER, 2019: Asia – Guangzhou, China

TBC, 2019: Africa

TBC, 2020: Olympic Games Repechage

by **victorsra** » Sun, 12 May 2019, 17:27

Big chances of seeing Mexico in the Olympics, with USA and Canada almost qualified in the Top4 of the WSS...

by **Armchair Fan** » Sun, 12 May 2019, 17:28

Nope, they made a provision on Olympic qualifiers meaning that North America will lost its direct spot if that's the case.

by **victorsra** » Sun, 12 May 2019, 17:34

really? who would receive an extra spot?

by **Armchair Fan** » Sun, 12 May 2019, 17:38

It would be given to repechage runner-ups.

by **victorsra** » Sun, 12 May 2019, 17:41

interesting, which means Europa can have 3 teams.

by **Armchair Fan** » Sun, 12 May 2019, 17:48

Bingo. Anyway the European tournament is going to be carnage, it's three spots at max for five teams. Lots of Olympic funding a stake.

by **Canalina** » Sun, 12 May 2019, 17:52

African tournament will be in Johannesburg on 9/10 November, as far as I know

by **TheStroBro** » Mon, 13 May 2019, 00:10

Black Ferns have qualified for the Olympics. Sans melt down, USA will qualify with one match in Biarritz. Canada needs to win two matches in pool play to be safe. Australia only team threatened by France.

by **Thomas** » Mon, 13 May 2019, 10:13

victorsra wrote:really? who would receive an extra spot?

Here's the article talking about it

https://rugbyamericasnorth.com/cayman-i ... etitions/#

RAN Sevens will be the next step for regional teams to qualify for the Olympics. In the men’s competition, the top placed team will qualify for the Olympics and the 2nd and 3rd placed teams will go through to a final World Rugby Olympic Repechage tournament. On the women’s side, the top placed team will qualify automatically for the 2020 Olympics unless both Canada and the USA have both pre-qualified, in which case the top team from the regional qualifier will play in the final repechage tournament.

A bit harsh in my opinion.

by **victorsra** » Tue, 14 May 2019, 07:38

Hosts: Japan

2018-19 Womens Sevens Series - 4 spots: New Zealand, USA, Canada, Australia (just antecipating)

1-2 JUNE, 2019: South America - Lima, Peru

6-7 JULY, 2019: North America – George Town, Cayman Islands - No direct spot!

13-14 JULY, 2019: European - Kazan, Russia

7-9 NOVEMBER, 2019: Oceania – Suva, Fiji

9-10 NOVEMBER, 2019: Asia – Guangzhou, China

9-10 NOVEMBER, 2019: AFRICA - Tunis, Tunisia

TBC, 2020: Olympic Games Repechage

by **Raven** » Tue, 14 May 2019, 12:41

Would you venture to list your candidates? besides the anticipated ones you have already mentioned?

by **Armchair Fan** » Tue, 14 May 2019, 12:46

Brazil, France, Fiji, China, South Africa (but may decline the invitation in favor of Kenya), GB and Russia

by **Thomas** » Tue, 14 May 2019, 15:44

Brazil, Fiji, China, Kenya, GB*(I think England will win it like last time and then select from the other nations)

Repechage: France and Spain

by **victorsra** » Tue, 14 May 2019, 20:44

Brazil, Fiji, China, South Africa and France IMO. France is now the best in Europe for sure.

Repechage: GB/Ireland/Russia/Spain, 2 of them, really close.

(but may decline the invitation in favor of Kenya)

They've said anything this time? if they are hosting the Qualy I don't think they'll give up... but they gave up from HK, so who knows? If so, Kenya (but it would be awesome to see Madagascar qualifying as a wild underdog).

by **Armchair Fan** » Tue, 14 May 2019, 21:14

South Africa giving up its Olympic spot isn't a SARU decision but a usual policy from their NOC. Spain inherited their women's hockey spot for example in 2016. BTW, they hosted African qualifiers that time in that sport.

by **ugrugbychiclet** » Wed, 15 May 2019, 06:27

victorsra wrote:A thread to help following the teams qualified.

Qualifiers:

2018-19 Womens Sevens Series: 4 spots

1-2 JUNE, 2019: South America - Lima, Peru

6-7 JULY, 2019: North America – George Town, Cayman Islands

13-14 JULY, 2019: European - Kazan, Russia

7-9 NOVEMBER, 2019: Oceania – Suva, Fiji

9-10 NOVEMBER, 2019: Asia – Guangzhou, China

TBC, 2019: Africa

TBC, 2020: Olympic Games Repechage

12-13 OCTOBER, 2019: Africa - Tunisia (most likely Tunis)

by **victorsra** » Thu, 16 May 2019, 05:52

ugrugbychiclet wrote:
victorsra wrote:A thread to help following the teams qualified.

Qualifiers:

2018-19 Womens Sevens Series: 4 spots

1-2 JUNE, 2019: South America - Lima, Peru

6-7 JULY, 2019: North America – George Town, Cayman Islands

13-14 JULY, 2019: European - Kazan, Russia

7-9 NOVEMBER, 2019: Oceania – Suva, Fiji

9-10 NOVEMBER, 2019: Asia – Guangzhou, China

TBC, 2019: Africa

TBC, 2020: Olympic Games Repechage

12-13 OCTOBER, 2019: Africa - Tunisia (most likely Tunis)

any info if South Africa will play it?

by **ugrugbychiclet** » Thu, 16 May 2019, 13:39

victorsra wrote:
ugrugbychiclet wrote:
victorsra wrote:A thread to help following the teams qualified.

Qualifiers:

2018-19 Womens Sevens Series: 4 spots

1-2 JUNE, 2019: South America - Lima, Peru

6-7 JULY, 2019: North America – George Town, Cayman Islands

13-14 JULY, 2019: European - Kazan, Russia

7-9 NOVEMBER, 2019: Oceania – Suva, Fiji

9-10 NOVEMBER, 2019: Asia – Guangzhou, China

TBC, 2019: Africa

TBC, 2020: Olympic Games Repechage

12-13 OCTOBER, 2019: Africa - Tunisia (most likely Tunis)

any info if South Africa will play it?

Yes. They definitely will play it. Twelve teams in total. The 10 teams from last year plus 2 others - Kenya, Uganda, Tunisia, Madagascar, Zimbabwe, Senegal, Botswana, Zambia, Morocco, Mauritius, South Africa and Nigeria.

by **Thomas** » Thu, 30 May 2019, 15:12

Olympic Qualifying program from Peru

by **NedRugby** » Fri, 31 May 2019, 08:54

Armchair Fan wrote:Brazil, France, Fiji, China, South Africa (but may decline the invitation in favor of Kenya), GB and Russia

Can't argue with that. Possibly Russia will take the direct European spot as they are at home. They can be great one match and terrible the next. Japan could push China close.

by **victorsra** » Fri, 31 May 2019, 18:48

NedRugby wrote:
Armchair Fan wrote:Brazil, France, Fiji, China, South Africa (but may decline the invitation in favor of Kenya), GB and Russia

Japan could push China close.

Japan is already qualified as the host.

Lima's South American Qualy will have live streaming: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8dgtt ... 6Wo50ni1Ig

Brazil's squad: http://www.portaldorugby.com.br/noticia ... o-feminino
Aline “Yu” Bednarski (SPAC), Aline Furtado (USP), Bianca Silva (Leoas), Eshyllen Coimbra (Guanabara), Isadora “Izzy” Cerullo (Niterói), Isadora Lopes (Melina), Leila Silva (Leoas), Mariana Nicolau (São José), Milena “Mille” Silva (São José), Rafaela “Rafa” Zanellato (Curitiba), Raquel Kochhann (Charrua) e Thalia “Mulan” Costa (Delta);

Argentina's squad:

by **NedRugby** » Sat, 01 Jun 2019, 00:49

victorsra wrote:
NedRugby wrote:
Armchair Fan wrote:Brazil, France, Fiji, China, South Africa (but may decline the invitation in favor of Kenya), GB and Russia

Japan could push China close.

Japan is already qualified as the host.

Doh!

by **NaBUru38** » Sat, 01 Jun 2019, 19:03

The South American Lima Women's Sevens is underway.

by **Canalina** » Sat, 01 Jun 2019, 21:02

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