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Rugby sevens – Women's tournament at the 2015 Pacific Games
Venue	Sir John Guise Stadium
Location	Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea
Dates	8–10 July 2015
Nations	7
Medalists
Fiji    Australia    Papua New Guinea
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The Women's rugby sevens tournament at the 2015 Pacific Games was held in Port Moresby from 8 to 10 July 2015 at the Sir John Guise Stadium. Fiji won the gold medal defeating Australia by 12–10 in the final. Hosts PNG took the bronze medal defeating New Caledonia 15–0.

Participants

Seven teams played in the tournament:

•  Australia
•  Fiji
•  New Caledonia
•  Papua New Guinea

•  Samoa
•  Tahiti
•  Tonga

Squads

Rugby Union 7s Teams (player numbers as assigned for 2015 Pacific Games)

Australia	Fiji	New Caledonia
Mollie Gray Tanisha Stanton Nikki Etheridge Sarah Halvorsen Mahalia Murphy Nicole Beck (captain) Georgina Friedrichs Taleena Simon Dominique Du Toit Brooke Anderson Laura Waldie Brooke Walker	Litia Naiqato Asinate Savu Talica Vodo Elina Ratauluva Rusila Tamoi Timaima Tamoi Timaima Ravisa Lavenia Tinai Ana Maria Roqica Rusila Nagasau Akosita Ravato Luisa Tisolo	Shirley Benemie Djesy Gaia Lydie Wamejo Manon Boudet Theresa Boulouguen Louise Waiane Vanessa Beaudouin Claire Hillaireau Yolaine Yengo Marie Hélène Wahnawe Anne-Marie Waitreu Marie Aymeric
Papua New Guinea	Samoa	Tahiti
Cassandra Samson Alice Alois Amelia Kuk Lynette Kwarula Trisilla Rema Dulcie Bomai Menda Ipat Freda Waula Kymlie Rapilla Naomi Alapi Geua Larry Joanna Lagona	Apaula Enesi Vanessa Afamasaga Mellisha Leaana Maria Jacinta Ausai Virginia Iona Sofara Suititi Ailaoa Soteria Pulumu Seifono Misili Tina Jones Pepe Mataipule Tafale Roma Malesi	Nawei Remini Hanaley Teuira Raitiare Tihani Tokoragi Eva Huchede Vainui Frogier Maruiata Hurahutia Cloe Devaluez Herenui Tehuiotoa Toimata Mooria Meihiti Teriinohopuaiterai Anais Heimata Temarii Florine Tevero
Tonga
Nina Alofaki Isapela Kamoto Sela Vaenuku Eseta Vi Ema Potaufa Losaline Potaufa Kiana Muamoholeva Sharon Vailea Pesalini Lave Seini Haukinima Lesila Lautaimi Fakaola Malungahu

Format

The teams played a round-robin followed by play-offs for the medals and fifth place.

Preliminary round

Teams	Pld	W	D	L	PF	PA	+/−	Pts
Australia	6	6	0	0	178	19	+159	18
Fiji	6	5	0	1	211	26	+185	16
Papua New Guinea	6	4	0	2	101	65	+36	14
New Caledonia	6	2	1	3	70	122	–52	11
Tonga	6	2	0	4	75	108	–33	10
Samoa	6	1	1	4	57	84	–27	9
Tahiti	6	0	0	6	0	266	–266	6
Updated: 10 July 2015 Source: Port Moresby 2015  • Teams ranked 1 and 2 (Green background) advanced to the Gold final.  • Teams ranked 3 and 4 (Blue background) advanced to the Bronze final.  • Teams ranked 5 and 6 (Purple background) advanced to the Fifth place play-off.

Day 1

Australia	26–7	Fiji

New Caledonia	5–33	Papua New Guinea

Samoa	35–0	Tahiti

Australia	22–5	New Caledonia

Fiji	33–0	Samoa

Papua New Guinea	10–7	Tonga

Australia	59–0	Tahiti

Fiji	29–0	Papua New Guinea

New Caledonia	17–10	Tonga

Day 2

Australia	33–0	Tonga

Fiji	45–0	Tahiti

New Caledonia	5–5	Samoa

Australia	19–7	Samoa

Fiji	45-0	Tonga

Papua New Guinea	48–0	Tahiti

Australia	19–0	Papua New Guinea

New Caledonia	38-0	Tahiti

Samoa	5-17	Tonga

Day 3

Fiji	52-0	New Caledonia

Papua New Guinea	10-5	Samoa

Tahiti	0-41	Tonga

Finals

Fifth place game

Tonga	0–5	Samoa
	Report

Bronze medal final

Papua New Guinea	15–0	New Caledonia
	Report

Gold medal final

Australia	10–12	Fiji
	Report

See also

• Rugby sevens at the 2015 Pacific Games – Men's tournament
• Rugby sevens at the Pacific Games
• Pacific Games

References

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