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2009 Wellington Sevens

The NZI Wellington Sevens is played annually as part of the IRB Sevens World Series for international rugby sevens (seven-a-side version of rugby union). The 2009 competition, which takes place on 6 and 7 February is the third Cup trophy in the 2008–09 IRB Sevens World Series.

Teams

Pool Stages

Pool A

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6 February 2009		17 – 22	****

Pool B

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6 February 2009	****	26 – 19

Pool C

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6 February 2009		5 – 13	****

Pool D

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6 February 2009	****	19 – 5

Knockout

Shield

|7 February – Wellington, New Zealand ||19||0 |7 February – Wellington, New Zealand ||7||27 |7 February – Wellington, New Zealand ||12||33 |7 February – Wellington, New Zealand ||22||12 |7 February – Wellington, New Zealand ||21||10 |7 February – Wellington, New Zealand ||7||14 |7 February – Wellington, New Zealand ||0|****|26

Bowl

|7 February – Wellington, New Zealand ||19||0 |7 February – Wellington, New Zealand ||7||24 |7 February – Wellington, New Zealand ||12||33 |7 February – Wellington, New Zealand ||22||12 |7 February – Wellington, New Zealand ||12||5 |7 February – Wellington, New Zealand ||28||10 |7 February – Wellington, New Zealand ||10|****|24

Plate

|7 February – Wellington, New Zealand ||10||7 |7 February – Wellington, New Zealand ||10||37 |7 February – Wellington, New Zealand ||24||14 |7 February – Wellington, New Zealand ||7||0 |7 February – Wellington, New Zealand ||14||12 |7 February – Wellington, New Zealand ||0||22 |7 February – Wellington, New Zealand ||12|****|26

Cup

|7 February – Wellington, New Zealand ||10||7 |7 February – Wellington, New Zealand ||10||31 |7 February – Wellington, New Zealand ||24||14 |7 February – Wellington, New Zealand ||7||0 |7 February – Wellington, New Zealand ||0||26 |7 February – Wellington, New Zealand ||7||10 |7 February – Wellington, New Zealand |****|19||17

Statistics

Individual points

Individual points
Updated:7 February 2009	Pos.	Player	Country	Points
	1	Peni Rokodiva		42
	2	Ollie Phillips		35
	3	Ben Gollings		34
	4	Koiatu Koiatu		33
	5	Renfred Dazel		31
	6=	Shaun Foley		25
	6=	Lucas González Amorosino		25
	6=	Chris Wyles		25
	6=	Collins Injera		25
	10	Colin Gregor		24

Individual tries

Individual tries
Updated:7 February 2009	Pos.	Player	Country	Tries
	1	Ollie Phillips		7
	2	Peni Rokodiva		6
	3=	Renfred Dazel		5
	3=	Shaun Foley		5
	3=	Collins Injera		5
	3=	Chris Wyles		5
	7=	Jamal Brogan		4
	7=	Santiago Gomez Cora		4
	7=	Zar Lawrence		4
	7=	Luke Morahan		4

References

IRB.com. "Season Player Points". International Rugby Board.
"Season Player Tries". International Rugby Board.

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