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词条 2011 Safari Sevens
释义

  1. Tournament administration

     Venue  Dates  Ticketing  Match officials 

  2. Men's Tournament

     Participating Teams  Pool A  Pool B  Pool C  Pool D  Teams unable to attend  Pool stages  Pool A  Pool B  Pool C  Pool D  Knockout Stage  Cup  Plate  Bowl  Shield 

  3. Women's Tournament Result

     Round-robin stage  Knockout Stage 

  4. Men's Veteran Results

     Pool Stage  Pool 'A'  Pool 'B'  Knockout Stage 

  5. Boys

     Pools  Pool 'A'  Pool 'B'  Knockout Stage  Boy's Cup  Boy's Plate  Boy's Bowl  Boy's Shield 

  6. Girls

     Group Stage  Pool 'A'  Pool 'B'  Knockout Stage  Girl's Cup  Girl's Plate  Girl's Bowl  Girl's Shield 

  7. References

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| countries = {{flagicon|KEN}} Kenya
| date = 4–6 November 2011
| champions1 = {{ru7|SAM}}
| runnersup1 = Samurai Sevens
| champions2 = Auckland Vikings
| runnersup2 = {{ru7|ZIM}}
| champions3 = Tackling Cancer Tigers
| runnersup3 = Bristol University Select
| champions4 = {{ru7|UGA}}
| runnersup4 = {{ru7|RWA}}
| matches =
| attendance =
| tries =
| top point scorer =
| top try scorer =
| prevseason = 2010
| nextseason = 2012
}}

The 2011 Safari Sevens were the 16th annual edition of the Safari Sevens.

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Tournament administration

Venue

After 15 years at the RFUEA Ground and growing attendances annually, the Kenya Rugby Football Union decided to take the tournament to the Nyayo National Stadium for the first time. Nyayo is a football and athletics stadium built in 1983 to host the 1987 All-Africa Games and has a capacity of 30,000; the 2010 African Athletics Championships were also held here. It is the headquarters for the Kenya Football Federation and Athletics Kenya. The rationale for the move was to allow room for more spectators as part of the KRU's bid to have the tournament included in the IRB Sevens World Series by 2015; it was reported[1] that IRB observers were in the country to monitor the event.

There were some worries prior to the event about the move, the area is notorious for robbers who attack motorists and pedestrians and at least one murder has been recorded there two years ago. The Police put in place a security plan including road closures to ensure the tournament passed without incident. Parts of Langata Road and Aerodrome Road were closed to motorists apart from those bearing VIP stickers; parking and shuttle busses were also put in place for the fans between the stadium and Highway Secondary School, All Saints Primary School and Kenya Railways Sports Club.[1] Security fears were vindicated after a woman was raped leaving the tournament.[2] Other commentators have said that the area is no more dangerous than the surroundings of the RFUEA Ground and that the attack was partially a result of bad luck or poor judgement to decide to walk home rather than take a taxi or bus.

Dates

For the first time the tournament was held in early November, rather than the traditional June, in order to avoid clashes with other world class rugby events so that more prestigious teams could send sides to participate and thus further raise the prominence of the event in the world rugby calendar. The Rugby World Cup 2011 ended in October and the IRB Sevens World Series began two weeks later in late November. The hope is that the Safari Sevens will become a warm-up event to (and possibly even an integral part of) future IRB Sevens World Series.[3]

Ticketing

Standard tickets cost KSh300 (Friday) or KSh400 (Saturday and Sunday) per day (KSh1000 for all three days - equal to £6.39 or €7,43 or US$10.25). VIP tickets were KSh1000 (Friday) or KSh2000 (Saturday and Sunday) per day, KSh4000 for all three days - equal to £25.58 or €29,73 or US$41.00).[3]

Match officials

A strong panel of match officials blending experienced regulars from previous editions of the Safaricom Sevens with up and coming match officials from the region and overseas referees with international experience. Hong Kong’s Lee Wing Yi Gabriel became the first top female referee to officiate at the Safari Sevens (though Kenya’s own Sarah Agola, who also officiated, was a veteran of six tournaments having made her officiating debut at the 2005 tournament).[4]

The 2011 tournament match officials

Name Home Union Experience

Men's Tournament

Participating Teams

Hosts Kenya, Uganda and Bristol University from the United Kingdom are the only sides to have played in this annual event since its inception in 1996.[5]

The teams were as follows.[6]

Pool A

Team Notes
{{Ru7>KEN}} Tournament hosts and defending champions, have finished in the top ten every season of the IRB Sevens World Series since 2007-2008. Played for the first time under their new coach Mitch Ocholla in this tournament.
{{Ru7>RWA}}
{{Ru7>UGA}} Featured at every Safari Sevens since its inception, putting in creditable performances. They have a great rivalry with hosts Kenya in both the sevens and fifteens.
{{Noflag>Universitaire de Grenoble}}An invitation team made up of players from the Université de Grenoble and FC Grenoble rugby teams.[7] Semi-finalists last year, they lost 0-22 to the Emerging Springboks.

Pool B

Team Notes
{{Noflag>Auckland Vikings}}The representative team of Auckland, the 2011 New Zealand Provincial Sevens champions [https://web.archive.org/web/20111215144525/http://aucklandrugby.co.nz/union/rep-teams/Sevens.html (visit their website)]
{{Noflag>Bristol University Select}}An invitation team based around Bristol University RFC players but also features others from the Bristol region, including Clifton RFC and the professional outfit Bristol. Have played in every Safari Sevens tournament since 1996.
{{Ru7>SAF|name=Emerging Springboks}}The Emerging Springboks are a national representative side of players who have never won a full South African cap. They made their debut at the Safari Sevens in 2003 (losing to Kenya in the final). They lost to Kenya again in 2004 before winning in 2006 and 2007 (beating Zimbabwe both times).
{{Noflag>Mwamba RFC}} Kenya National Sevens Circuit Champions 2011.

Pool C

Team Notes
{{Ru7>ZIM|name=Goshawks}}The Under 21 National 7-a-side rugby team of Zimbabwe
{{Ru7>SAM}}The 2009–10 IRB Sevens World Series champions included 2010 IRB Sevens World Player of the Year Mikaele Pesamino (fourth in the all time leading try scorers on the IRB Sevens World Series chart) in their selection.
{{Ru7>ESP}}Competed in several legs of the 2010–11 IRB Sevens World Series, they entered the Safari Sevens to hone their skills in the short version of the game.
{{Noflag>Tackling Cancer Tigers}}[8]A team of amateur American rugby sevens all-stars, led by coach James Walker from Belmont Shore[9] (listed as Belmont Shore RFC in some media). A former Kenya Sevens international, Anthony Ongoro, joined them for this, their first trip to Nairobi.

Pool D

Team Notes
{{Noflag>Royal Welsh Warriors}}A team drawn from soldiers of the Second Battalion of the Royal Welsh Regiment, a recently restructured regiment of the British Army
{{Noflag>Samurai Sevens}} professional invitation side sponsored by Samurai Sportswear, was founded in 1996 by Terry Sands for the 25th Amsterdam Sevens.
{{Ru7>TAN}}
{{Ru7>ZIM}}Frequent entrants of the competition, they have never won the title but have got to the main cup final on three occasions, 1996, 2006 and 2007.

Teams unable to attend

Teams slated to attend but later withdrew included:[3]

Team Notes
British Army rugby sevens team}}Replaced by the Royal Welsh Warriors
False Bay RFC}}False Bay, South Africa
Les Bleus}}Les Bleus Sevens is a non-profit organisation entirely independent of the FFR who also sponsor their own 7-a-side rugby team, Les Bleus, many of whom have gone on to play for the French National sevens side. see their website
NAM}}
ZAM}}Cited security issues rather than a lack of funding for their decision to miss the tournament; Kenyan security forces had been engaged for three weeks in a military offensive inside neighboring Somalia after a series of terror attacks on Kenyan tourism targets. Mwamba RFC filled their berth.

Pool stages

Results form the pool stages.[10]

Pool A

MatchesFinal Pool standings
Team 1ScoreTeam 2
{{Ru7>KEN}} 26 - 7 Universitaire de Grenoble
{{Ru7>UGA}} 24 - 0RWA}}
RWA}} 0 - 36{{Ru7-rt>KEN}}
UGA}} 5 - 47 Universitaire de Grenoble
{{Noflag>Universitaire de Grenoble}} 45 - 12RWA}}
{{Ru7>KEN}}22 - 7UGA}}
TeamPldWDLPts
{{Ru7|KEN}}33009
{{Noflag|Universitaire de Grenoble}}32017
{{Ru7|UGA}}31025
{{Ru7|RWA}}30033

Pool B

MatchesFinal Pool standings
Team 1ScoreTeam 2
SAF|name=Emerging Springboks}} 28 - 24 Auckland Vikings
Bristol University Select}} 17 - 21 Mwamba RFC
Mwamba RFC}} 12 - 19{{Ru7-rt>SAF|name=Emerging Springboks}}
Bristol University Select}} 7 - 43 Auckland Vikings
{{Noflag>Auckland Vikings}} 24 - 14 Mwamba RFC
{{Ru7>SAF|name=Emerging Springboks}} 46 - 0 Bristol University Select
TeamPldWDLPts
{{Ru7|SAF|name=Emerging Springboks}}33009
{{Noflag|Auckland Vikings}}32017
{{Noflag|Mwamba RFC}}31025
{{Noflag|Bristol University Select}}30033

Pool C

MatchesFinal Pool standings
Team 1ScoreTeam 2
{{Ru7>SAM}} 46 - 0 Tiger Rugby
{{Ru7>ESP}} 29 - 0ZIM|name=Goshawks}}
ZIM|name=Goshawks}} 0 - 80{{Ru7-rt>SAM}}
{{Ru7>ESP}} 33 - 0 Tiger Rugby
{{Noflag>Tiger Rugby}} 40 - 10ZIM|name=Goshawks}}
SAM}} 14 - 14ESP}}
TeamPldWDLPts
{{Ru7|SAM}}32108
{{Ru7|ESP}}32118
{{Noflag|Tiger Rugby}}31025
{{Ru7|ZIM|name=Goshawks}}30033
The first tiebreaker is the head-to-head result between the tied teams, followed by difference in points scored during the tournament. Spain and Samoa tied on points and their head to head result; Samoa won Pool C by virtue of the fact they scored a total of 140 points to Spain's 76.

Pool D

MatchesFinal Pool standings
Team 1ScoreTeam 2
{{ru7>ZIM}} 38 - 5 Royal Welsh
{{Noflag>Samurai Sevens}} 64 - 0TAN}}
TAN}} 0 - 51{{ru7-rt>ZIM}}
{{Noflag>Samurai Sevens}} 33 - 7 Royal Welsh
{{Noflag>Royal Welsh}} 12 - 0TAN}}
ZIM}} 10 - 24 Samurai Sevens
TeamPldWDLPts
{{Noflag|Samurai Sevens}}33009
{{Ru7|ZIM}}32017
{{Noflag|Royal Welsh}}31025
{{Ru7|TAN}}30033

Knockout Stage

Results from the knockout stage.[11][12]

Cup

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| RD2=Cup Semi-finals
| RD3=Final
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| RD1-team2={{noflag|Auckland Vikings}}
| RD1-score2=7
| RD1-team3={{noflag|Samurai Sevens}}
| RD1-score3=17
| RD1-team4={{Ru7|ESP}}
| RD1-score4=0
| RD1-team5={{Ru7|SAM}}
| RD1-score5=34
| RD1-team6={{Ru7|ZIM}}
| RD1-score6=5
| RD1-team7={{Ru7|SAF|name=Emerging Springboks}}
| RD1-score7=24
| RD1-team8={{Noflag|Universitaire de Grenoble}}
| RD1-score8=14
| RD2-team1={{Ru7|KEN}}
| RD2-score1=12
| RD2-team2={{noflag|Samurai Sevens}}
| RD2-score2=29
| RD2-team3={{Ru7|SAM}}
| RD2-score3=19
| RD2-team4={{Ru7|SAF|name=Emerging Springboks}}
| RD2-score4=10
| RD3-team1={{Ru7|SAM}}
| RD3-score1=31
| RD3-team2={{noflag|Samurai Sevens}}
| RD3-score2=12
}}

Plate

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|RD2=Plate Final
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|RD1-score1=19
|RD1-team2={{Ru7|ESP}}
|RD1-score2=14
|RD1-team3={{Ru7|ZIM}}
|RD1-score3=19
|RD1-team4={{Noflag|Universitaire de Grenoble}}
|RD1-score4=14
|RD2-team1={{Noflag|Auckland Vikings}}
|RD2-score1=29
|RD2-team2={{Ru7|ZIM}}
|RD2-score2=12
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Bowl

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| RD2=Bowl Semi-finals
| RD3=Bowl Final
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| RD1-team1={{Ru7|UGA}}
| RD1-score1=0
| RD1-team2={{noflag|Bristol University Select}}
| RD1-score2=19
| RD1-team3={{noflag|Royal Welsh}}
| RD1-score3=7
| RD1-team4={{Ru7|ZIM|name=Goshawks}}
| RD1-score4=5
| RD1-team5={{noflag|Tiger Rugby}}
| RD1-score5=52
| RD1-team6={{Ru7|TAN}}
| RD1-score6=0
| RD1-team7={{noflag|Mwamba RFC}}
| RD1-score7=19
| RD1-team8={{Ru7|RWA}}
| RD1-score8=5
| RD2-team1={{noflag|Bristol University Select}}
| RD2-score1=26
| RD2-team2={{noflag|Royal Welsh}}
| RD2-score2=7
| RD2-team3={{noflag|Tiger Rugby}}
| RD2-score3=28
| RD2-team4={{noflag|Mwamba RFC}}
| RD2-score4=7
| RD3-team1={{noflag|Bristol University Select}}
| RD3-score1=14
| RD3-team2={{noflag|Tiger Rugby}}
| RD3-score2=17
}}

Shield

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|RD2=Shield Final
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|RD1-score1=12
|RD1-team2={{Ru7|RWA}}
|RD1-score2=28
|RD1-team3={{Ru7|UGA}}
|RD1-score3=21
|RD1-team4={{Ru7|ZIM|name=Goshawks}}
|RD1-score4=5
|RD2-team1={{Ru7|UGA}}
|RD2-score1=31
|RD2-team2={{Ru7|RWA}}
|RD2-score2=0
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Women's Tournament Result

Round-robin stage

MatchesFinal standings
Team 1ScoreTeam 2
UGA|name=Uganda ‘A’}} 0 – 24{{Ruw7-rt>KEN}}
{{Ruw7>UGA|name=Uganda ‘A’}} 24 – 5KEN|name=Kenya ‘A’}}
{{Ruw7>UGA}} 29 – 0KEN|name=Kenya ‘A’}}
{{Ruw7>KEN}} 41 – 5KEN|name=Kenya ‘A’}}
{{Ruw7>UGA}} 45 – 0UGA|name=Uganda ‘A’}}
KEN}} 10 – 10UGA}}
TeamPldWDLPts
{{Ruw7|UGA}}32108
{{Ruw7|KEN}}32108
{{Ruw7|UGA|name=Uganda ‘A’}}31025
{{Ruw7|KEN|name=Kenya ‘A’}}30033

Knockout Stage

{{2TeamBracket
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| score-width=50px
| team-width=200px
|RD1-team1={{Ruw7|KEN}}
|RD1-score1=7
|RD1-team2={{Ruw7|UGA}}
|RD1-score2=5
}}

Doreen Remour touched down for Kenya, which was converted by Irene Awino.

Men's Veteran Results

Pool Stage

Pool 'A'

MatchesFinal Pool standings
Team 1ScoreTeam 2
Nondies Vets 5 – 21 Quins Vets
Quins Vets 29 – 0 KCB Vets
Nondies Vets 36 – 0 KCB Vets
TeamPldWDLPts
Quins Vets22006
Nondies Vets21014
KCB Vets20022

Pool 'B'

MatchesFinal Pool standings
Team 1ScoreTeam 2
Les Gaulois 5 – 15 Pwani (Coast)
Impala Vets 7 – 10 Pwani (Coast)
Rogue Buffaloes 17 – 0 Les Gaulois
Impala Vets 0 – 12 Rogue Buffaloes
Rogue Buffaloes 12 – 7 Pwani (Coast)
Impala Vets 22 – 5 Les Gaulois
TeamPldWDLPts
Rogue Buffaloes33009
Pwani (Coast)32017
Impala Vets31025
Les Gaulois30033

Knockout Stage

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|RD2=Veteran's Final
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|RD1-score1=44
|RD1-team2=Pwani (Coast)
|RD1-score2=0
|RD1-team3=Rogue Buffaloes
|RD1-score3=0
|RD1-team4=Nondies Vets
|RD1-score4=15
|RD2-team1=Quins Vets
|RD2-score1=12
|RD2-team2=Nondies Vets
|RD2-score2=0
}}

Boys

[12][13][14][15]

Pools

Pool 'A'

Tanzania made history by putting together a national representative under-19 side for the event.[16] Zimbabwe also sent a national representative side as they have done to several previous Safari Sevens tournaments. Uganda sent their school national champions Hana Mixed School.[17][17][18]

All eight of the Kenya provinces were represented in the tournament.

MatchesFinal Pool standings
Team 1ScoreTeam 2
19|TAN}} 12 – 24 Rift Valley
Nyanza 12 – 14 Central
Rift Valley 7 – 17 Nairobi
19|TAN}} 7 – 34 Nyanza
Nairobi 5 – 5 Central
Rift Valley 0 – 36 Nyanza
Nyanza 17 – 0 Nairobi
Central 10 – 12{{ruu-rt>19|TAN}}
Central 14 – 15 Rift Valley
Nairobi 46 – 019|TAN}}
TeamPldWDLPts
Nyanza430110
Nairobi42119
Rift Valley42028
Central41127
{{ruu|19|TAN}}41036

Pool 'B'

MatchesFinal Pool standings
Team 1ScoreTeam 2
Western 41 – 0 Coast
Hana Mixed (Uganda) 31 – 0 Eastern
Coast 7 – 31{{ruu-rt>19|ZIM}}
Western 12 – 14 Hana Mixed (Uganda)
{{ruu>19|ZIM}} 22 – 0 Eastern
Coast 0 – 46 Hana Mixed (Uganda)
Hana Mixed (Uganda) 21 – 719|ZIM}}
Eastern 0 – 46 Western
Eastern 27 – 10 Coast
19|ZIM}} 0 – 36 Western
TeamPldWDLPts
Hana Mixed School (Uganda)440012
Western430110
{{ruu|19|ZIM}}42028
Eastern41036
Coast40044

Knockout Stage

Boy's Cup

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|RD2=Boy's Final
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|RD1-team1=Nyanza
|RD1-score1=0
|RD1-team2=Western
|RD1-score2=22
|RD1-team3=Hana Mixed School (Uganda)
|RD1-score3=20
|RD1-team4=Nairobi
|RD1-score4=0
|RD2-team1=Western
|RD2-score1=15
|RD2-team2=Hana Mixed School (Uganda)
|RD2-score2=19
}}

Boy's Plate

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|RD1-score1=19
|RD1-team2=Nairobi
|RD1-score2=14
}}

Boy's Bowl

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| score-width=50px
| team-width=200px
|RD1-team1=Rift Valley
|RD1-score1=10
|RD1-team2=Zimbabwe
|RD1-score2=15
}}

Boy's Shield

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|RD1=Boy's Shield-final
| score-width=50px
| team-width=200px
|RD1-team1=Eastern
|RD1-score1=5
|RD1-team2=Central
|RD1-score2=25
}}

Girls

Group Stage

Pool 'A'

MatchesFinal Pool standings
Team 1ScoreTeam 2
Mukumu – Comras
J.M.Kariuki – St. Martin
J.M.Kariuki – Comras
Mukumu – J.M Kariuki
Comras – St. Martin
Mukumu – St. Martin
TeamPldWDLPts
33009
32017
31025
20033

Pool 'B'

MatchesFinal Pool standings
Team 1ScoreTeam 2
Butere – Hidden Talent
Hopewell – Mercy Care
Butere – Mercy Care
Hopewell – Hidden Talent
Butere – Hopewell
Hidden Talent – Mercy Care
TeamPldWDLPts
33009
32017
31025
20033

Knockout Stage

Girl's Cup

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|RD2=Girl's Final
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|RD1-score2=
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|RD1-score3=
|RD1-team4=
|RD1-score4=
|RD2-team1=Butere
|RD2-score1=
|RD2-team2=Mukumu
|RD2-score2=
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Girl's Plate

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Girl's Bowl

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Girl's Shield

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