From 4.52, the Argentina National Team will face the North American national team at the start of the Honk Kong tournament, which corresponds to the eighth stage of the World Rugby Sevens Series.
Argentina’s national team of seven, Cougars 7sbronze medal winner of Olympic Games Tokyo 2020will debut tomorrow at 4.52 Argentina time against his Canadian counterpart, at the beginning of the Honk Kong tournament, which corresponds to the eighth stage of World Rugby Sevens Series.
After the match, Cougars 7s will continue to participate in the qualifying stage of the tournament, which will be played between March 31 and April 2, facing off a day later against samoa; on Saturday April 1 at 1.16 and finally in Fiji at 5.37. The Argentina team will share zone A of the tournament, with those selected from Fiji, Samoa and Canada.
Zone B will consist of France, England and Hong Kong and Uruguay and zone C will be shared by Australia, United States, Spain and Japan. Finally, zone D will consist of Ireland, New Zealand, Kenya and South Africa.
A week later, the Singapore tournament will take place on April 8 and 9, which is equivalent to the ninth stage of World Rugby Sevens Series.
Cougars 7s They shared second place on the sevens World Tour, with their South African counterpart, with 86 points, while New Zealand led the way with 107 points. so, Argentina’s national team maintains its chances of accessing the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, where the first four will be classified in the general table; in addition to France for being the host country.
The Argentina team led by coach Santiago Gómez Cora consists of the following players:
- Santiago Alvarez Fourcade
- Tomas Elizalde
- Augustine Fraga
- Luciano Gonzalez
- Matteo Graziano
- Rodrigo Isgro
- Alejo Lavayen
- Tomas Lizazu
- Mark Moneta
- Matias Osadczuk
- Joaquin Pellandini
- Gaston Revol
- German Schulz
- Santiago Vera Feld
- Tobias Wade
Fountain: fabric.
Pumas 7 became champions of the Vancouver Sevens
The Cougars 7the Argentine national rugby sevens team, became the champion of the Vancouver, Canada, event in the seventh stage of the world circuit of the specialty, defeating France 33-21 in the final to win the golden cup.
With this, the Pumas 7s have won five titles so far: Vancouver (2023), Hamilton (2023), Vancouver (2022), San Diego (2009) and Los Angeles (2004).
Source: Tycsports
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