UNIÓN ARGENTINA DE RUGBY

UNIÓN
ARGENTINA DE RUGBY
ARGENTINE RUGBY UNION
MEDIA GUIDE

SUMARY
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The squad
UAR Board
The City
Match Schedule
Stadium
Staff
Profiles
RWC Stats
Statistics
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THE SQUAD
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NAME
NICOLÁS BRUZZONE
VALENTÍN CRUZ HENESTROSA
JERÓNIMO DE LA FUENTE
FRANCISCO MERELLO
MATÍAS MORONI
RAMIRO MOYANO
DIEGO PALMA
ANÍBAL PANCEYRA GARRIDO
FACUNDO PANCEYRA GARRIDO
IGNACIO PASMAN
GASTÓN REVOL
JAVIER ROJAS
POSITION
SCRUM HALF
FLY HALF
CENTRE
WING
CENTRE / WING
FULLBACK / WING
WING
FLANKER
CENTRE / WING
FLANKER
FLY HALF / SCRUM HALF.
FULLBACK / CENTRE
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UAR BOARD
UNIÓN ARGENTINA DE RUGBY
Founded April 10th 1899
President
LUIS FRANCISCO CASTILLO (Tucumán)
Vice president 1º
GUILLERMO QUEVEDO (Unión Sanjuanina de Rugby)
Vice president 2º
CARLOS ARAUJO (Unión de Rugby de Rosario)
Secretary
MARCELO AMBROGGIO (Unión Cordobesa de Rugby)
Treasurer
CARLOS BARBIERI (Unión de Rugby del Noreste)
Board Members
MANUEL GALINDO (Tucumán)
NÉSTOR GALÁN (U.R.B.A.)
AGUSTÍN PICHOT (U.R.B.A.)
JOSÉ CILLEY (U.R.B.A.)
FERNANDO RIZZI (U.R.B.A.)
JULIO CLEMENT (Santafesina)
TOMÁS PETERSEN (Unión de Rugby de Lagos del Sur)
FERNANDO CURET (Unión Santiagueña de Rugby)
SANTIAGO GALASSI (Unión de Rugby del Noreste)
CARLOS RIGHI (U.R.B.A.)
ALEJANDRO CUBELLI (U.R.B.A.)
MARCELO RODRIGUEZ (Unión Sanjuanina de Rugby)
JAIME BARBA (Unión Entrerriana de Rugby)
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THE CITY
Moscow the capital of Russia and one of the
ten largest cities in the world. Boasting more
than 850 years of history - Yury Dolgoruky
founded the city in 1146 – Moscow has grown
into a metropolis of more than 11.6 million
people.
Despite cold winter temperatures, Moscow’s
summer climate is perfect for sevens rugby,
with average late June temperatures of
17-19°C and the possibility of significantly
warmer days.
Moscow is renowned as an international scientific,
cultural, business and financial centre
boasting a world-class transport and hotel infrastructure.
The city is visited by more than
4 million tourists every year, who come for
attractions including more than 60 museums
and who stay in the city’s 300+ hotels. These
include the Kremlin Museum, the Tretyakov
Gallery, and the Pushkin Fine Arts Museum.
The city is served by three international airports:
Sheremetyevo, Domodedovo, and Vnukovo.
The largest of these, Sheremetyevo,
lies just nine kilometres from the Moscow
Ring Road, while Domodedevo is 22 kilometres
away and Vnukovo 10.
All three are connected to the city centre
with regular train services to three of the
city’s nine major train terminals.
Moscow’s public transit system is among the
world’s most developed, and the city’s underground
rail system boasts 12 lines and 185
stations.
The city is also a heralded global sporting
centre and has hosted such major international
tournaments as the 1980 Summer
Olympics and the 2008 UEFA Champions
League final, as well as annual World and European
Championships in a variety of sports.
(IRB.com)
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MATCH SCHEDULE
ALL MATCHES AT THE LUZHNIKI STADIUM
POOL A POOL B POOL C POOL D POOL E POOL F
Australia
South Africa
Samoa
New Zealand Fiji England
France
Scotland
Kenya
United States Wales Argentina
Spain
Russia
Zimbabwe
Canada Tonga Portugal
Tunisia
Japan
Philippines
Georgia Uruguay Hong Kong
DAY 1 - FRIDAY, JUNE 28
MATCH TIME DAY 1 - FRIDAY, JUNE 28
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15:00
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15:44
16:06
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18:52
19:14
Samoa vs. Zimbabwe
Kenya vs. Philippines
New Zealand vs. Canada
United States vs. Georgia
Fiji vs. Tonga
Wales vs. Uruguay
Wales vs. Uruguay
England vs. Portugal
Argentina vs. Hong Kong
Opening Ceremony
Australia vs. Spain
France vs. Tunisia
South Africa vs. Russia
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DAY 2 - SATURDAY, JUNE 29
Scotland vs. Japan
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09:44
Samoa vs. Philippines
Kenya vs. Zimbabwe
New Zealand vs. Georgia
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MATCH SCHEDULE
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10:06
10:28
10:50
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11:34
11:56
12:18
12:40
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13:24
13:46
14:08
14:30
14:52
15:14
United States vs. Canada
Fiji vs. Uruguay
Wales vs. Tonga
Argentina vs. Portugal
England vs. Hong Kong
Australia vs. Tunisia
France vs. Spain
South Africa vs. Japan
Scotland vs. Russia
Zimbabwe vs. Philippines
Canada vs. Georgia
Tonga vs. Uruguay
Portugal vs. Hong Kong
Spain vs. Tunisia
Samoa vs. Kenya
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New Zealand vs. United States
Fiji vs. Wales
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18:10
England vs. Argentina
Australia vs. France
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19:16
South Africa vs. Scotland
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DAY 3 - SUNDAY, JUNE 30
Russia vs. Japan
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09:30
09:52
Bowl - Quarter Final
Bowl - Quarter Final
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MATCH SCHEDULE
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10:14
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10:58
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13:44
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14:50
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Bowl - Quarter Final
Bowl - Quarter Final
Plate - Quarter Final
Plate - Quarter Final
Plate - Quarter Final
Plate - Quarter Final
Youth Matches
Cup - Quarter Final
Cup - Quarter Final
Cup - Quarter Final
Cup - Quarter Final
Bowl - Semi Final
Bowl - Semi Final
Plate - Semi Final
Plate - Semi Final
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16:40
17:02
Cup - Semi Final
Cup - Semi Final
17:24 Closing Ceremony
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18:15
Bowl Final
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19:05
Plate Final
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19:55
3/4th Play Off
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20:55
Melrose Cup Final
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STADIUM
LUZHNIKI STADIUM
The Grand Sports Arena of the Luzhniki
Olympic Complex in Moscow, or briefly Luzhniki
Stadium, is the biggest sports stadium
in Russia. Its total seating capacity is 89,318
seats, all covered. The stadium is a part of
the Luzhniki Olympic Complex, previously
called the Central Lenin Stadium The name
Luzhniki derives from the flood meadows in
the bend of Moskva River where the stadium
was built, translating roughly as “The Meadows”.
The stadium is located in Khamovniki
District of the Central Administrative Okrug
of Moscow-city. As part of the Olympic complex
Luzhniki also have the Palace of Sport
at Luzhniki.
Its field is used mainly for football games
by Torpedo Moscow club, who also own the
sports complex, and Spartak Moscow. It is
also one of the few major European stadia to
use an artificial pitch, as it installed a FIFAapproved
FieldTurf pitch in 2002. The pitch
is necessary for the cold Russian climate,
as regular grass pitches are often destroyed
during a typical winter and must be replaced
at high cost. However, a temporary natural
grass pitch was installed for the 2008 Champions
League Final.
The 2018 FIFA World Cup has been awarded
to Russia and the Luzhniki Stadium has been
selected by the Russia 2018 FIFA World Cup
bid as the venue for the final which will be
held on July 8, 2018. The stadium will then
join Rome’s Stadio Olimpico, Munich’s Olympic
Stadium and London’s Wembley Stadium
as the only stadia to have hosted the finals
of the FIFA World Cup, UEFA’s European Cup/
Champions League and featured as a main
stadium of the Summer Olympic Games.
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STAFF
JULIO CLEMENT
Team President
ANDRÉS ROMAGNOLI
Coach
NAHUEL GARCÍA
Coach
MARCOS CALDO
Manager
JORGE RUÍZ
Fitness Coach
DAMIÁN MUÑOZ
Physiotherapist
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PROFILES
BRUZZONE NICOLÁS
DOB: 24/10/1985
Twitter: @NicolasBruzzone
Home Town: Santa Fe
Height: 1,69 m
Weight: 75 kg
Position: Scrum half
RWC Sevens Appearances: 0
Hobbies: Enjoy barbecues with friends
Best Rugby Memory: My first game in My club´s First XV, Universitario, When I
won different tournaments playing at San Isidro Club. Wining the Vodacom Cup with
Pampas and all the Sevens tournaments.
Sporting Hero: I don´t have a special one. I admire a lot of sportsmen.
Unusual Fact (Did you know?): I played with two of my brothers in my club´s First
Xv and now I´m coaching my young brother.
Nicolás Bruzzone is one of the most experienced
players in the Argentine squad. He has
been part of the team for nine years and his
participation amounts to 41 Sevens tournaments.
He made his debut in the Argentine
national teams in 2005 in the U21 category,
participating as well in the Sevens competition.
The player from the club Universitario Santa
Fe played a test match with the Pumas
against Chile in the South American tournament
and was part of the team that made
the tour of France, Italy and Ireland in 2008.
In 2011 he played with the Pampas XV, who
were champions in the Vodacom Cup.
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PROFILES
CRUZ HENESTROSA VALENTÍN
DOB: 20/10/1990
Twitter: @valencruzh
Home Town: Buenos Aires
Height: 1,86 m
Weight: 90 kg
Position: Fly half
RWC Sevens Appearances: 0
Hobbies: Sports and play with friends with Playstation
Best Rugby Memory: My first day at my club, Pucará, when my fahter took me.
Sporting Hero Stephen Larkham.
Sporting Hero: I don´t have a special one. I admire a lot of sportsmen.
Unusual Fact (Did you know?): Scored points in all three games with the
national senior team.
This young wing from the club Pucará has
been having a solid performance in all national
teams since he started in the U18. He
played the South American Senior tournament
with the Pumas in 2012, participating
in the three matches of the competition and
scoring a total amount of 32 points.
During the same year, he was part of the Jaguares
team and also made his debut with the
Sevens team for the IRB Series, playing six
tournaments and repeating the same amount
of participations in the current season.
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PROFILES
DE LA FUENTE JERÓNIMO
DOB: 24/2/1991
Twitter: @jerodelafuente
Home Town: Rosario
Height: 1,83 m
Weight: 93 kg
Position: Centre
RWC Sevens Appearances: 0
Hobbies: Spend time with my friends.
Best Rugby Memory: When I played with the JWC and the 2011 Litoral Final Tournament.
Sporting Hero: Tana Umaga.
Unusual Fact (Did you know?): I played in all Argentinian teams: U19, U20,
Jaguars, Pampas XV and Sevens, scoring tries in all this participations.
Jerónimo de la Fuente is another valuable
example of the players who started in the national
teams at a very young age, playing with
the U19 team against Chile in 2010, where he
scored a try. He participated in the 2011 JWC
and the following year was called for the Sevens
team.
During that season, he performed in the eight
stages of the Series and in the current 2013
he played the tournaments carried out in Wellington
and Las Vegas. Moreover, he has been
part of the Jaguares and Pampas XV teams.
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PROFILES
MERELLO FRANCISCO
DOB: 21/12/1984
Twitter: None
Home Town: Buenos Aires
Height: 1,82 m
Weight: 92 kg
Position: Wing.
RWC Sevens Appearances: 0
Hobbies: Read books and spend time with my friends.
Best Rugby Memory: When my club won the Buenos Aires Semifinal in 2002 scoring
a penalty in the last minute.
Sporting Hero: Javier Spencer Talbois.
Unusual Fact (Did you know?): When I was a boy, i didn´t have my club´s socks,
so I have to use my father´s. I used to go in the middle of the night to his bedroom to
take it, and he complained the other day. Once I confused and I took green ones but
my club´s are blue!!
Francisco Merello is undoubtedly the most
experienced man in the squad, having 49 participations
in Sevens tournaments since his
debut in 2006 and, in addition, he is the only
player in the team who played the 2009 Sevens
World Series in Dubai. His career in the
national teams started in 2003 when he wore
the Argentine jersey for the first time as part
of the U19 team in the World competition of
that category.
He played the U21 RWC the two following
years. He was part of the Pumas squad from
2007 to 2010, as well as the teams Argentine
A and the Jaguares.
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PROFILES
MORONI MATÍAS
DOB: 29/3/1991
Twitter: @tutemoroni
Home Town: Buenos Aires
Height: 1,85 m
Weight: 84 kg
Position: Centre/ Wing.
RWC Sevens Appearances: 0
Hobbies: Play soccer and Playstation with my friends.
Best Rugby Memory: First game in his club First XV with his friends Agustín Migliore
and Joaquín Miguens.
Sporting Hero: Juan Román Riquelme.
Unusual Fact (Did you know?): Until 17 years old I used to play college rugby and
then I started to play in CUBA, my club right now.
Coming from the U19 team that played the
2011 JWC, Matías Moroni has been earning
his place in the Sevens national team since
his first call in 2012 for the Gold Coast tournament.
Being a South American champion this season,
he has participated 10 times so far in the
Argentine Sevens team.
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PROFILES
MOYANO RAMIRO
DOB: 28/5/1990
Twitter: @ramiro_moyano
Home Town: Tucumán
Height: 1,80 m
Weight: 83 kg
Position: Fullback/Wing.
RWC Sevens Appearances: 0
Hobbies: I love to play with the Play Station.
Best Rugby Memory: My first game at IRB JWC.
Sporting Hero: Roger Federer.
Unusual Fact (Did you know?): In the same year that he played at IRB JWC
played his first Sevens torunament in Dubai.
Ramiro Moyano has played nine tournaments with the
Argentine Sevens team, being his first stage in Dubai
in 2010, when he also played the JWC with the U20
team. He was champion in the 2011 Vodacom Cup with
the Pampas XV and then participated in the two following
cups, playing 19 matches and scoring 11 tries.
He also played four test matches and scored six tries
with the Pumas in two participations in the XV South
American tournament.
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PROFILES
PALMA DIEGO
DOB: 26/3/1988
Twitter: @diegopalma88
Home Town: Buenos Aires.
Height: 1,73 m
Weight: 74 kg
Position: Wing.
RWC Sevens Appearances: 0
Hobbies: Ride a horse and sports.
Best Rugby Memory: Play in my club´s First XV with my brother.
Sporting Hero: Roger Federer.
Unusual Fact (Did you know?): Scored tries in every game he played against Uruguay
and Paraguay in U19 and U20
In 2007, Diego Palma made his first steps in
the national teams, playing the South American
tournament and the JWC. After that, he
moved on to the U20 and U21 teams until
2010 when he made his debut with the Sevens
team in the Wellington tournament.
Since then, he has constantly played in the
Sevens teams, having played in 22 tournaments.
Moreover, he played two matches
with the Pumas, against Uruguay and Chile.
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PROFILES
PANCEYRA GARRIDO ANÍBAL
DOB: 23/10/1988
Twitter: @AnibalPanceyraG
Home Town: Córdoba.
Height: 1,94 m
Weight: 106 kg
Position: Flanker.
RWC Sevens Appearances: 0
Hobbies: Play the piano and guitar.
Best Rugby Memory: Play with my brother at Pumas Sevens.
Sporting Hero: None.
Unusual Fact (Did you know?): His first Sevens series were at Dubai with his
brother playing his second tournament.
After playing with the U19 and U20 junior
teams in the 2007 and 2008 World Cups respectively,
Aníbal Panceyra Garrido made
his debut in the Sevens series in Gold Coast
in 2012.
This year he represented the national team in
the South American tournament and he was
also present in the six stages of the IRB Series.
The stout player shares the team with
his brother, Facundo.
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PROFILES
PANCEYRA GARRIDO FACUNDO
DOB: 24/11/1990
Twitter: @TigrePG
Home Town: Córdoba.
Height: 1,92 m
Weight: 99 kg
Position: Centre/Wing.
RWC Sevens Appearances: 0
Hobbies: Play tennis and guitar.
Best Rugby Memory: Won the Córdoba tournament with his club Tala.
Sporting Hero: Roger Federer.
Unusual Fact (Did you know?): Since 7 years old he played at club and different
Provinces and National teams with his brother.
Facundo Panceyra Garrido made his debut
in a national team with three victories in five
matches in the U18 and U19 South American
tournaments. After that, he played a match
against South Africa with the U20 and in 2012
he was called for the Sevens competition.
In his two seasons with the Sevens national
team, he has participated sixteen times,
many of which were shared with his brother,
Aníbal.
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PROFILES
PASMAN IGNACIO
DOB: 9/8/1988
Twitter: @ignaciopasman
Home Town: Buenos Aires.
Height: 1,89 m
Weight: 94 kg
Position: Flanker.
RWC Sevens Appearances: 0
Hobbies: Cook.
Best Rugby Memory: Play in my club´s First XV with my brother.
Sporting Hero: Roger Federer.
Unusual Fact (Did you know?): I played the IRB JWC by casualty. The coaches
called me to the squad at last minute, 4 days before travelling and then I played four
of the five games at that tournament.
For Ignacio Pasman the year 2008 was the
take-off year because, since his participation
in the U20 JWC, he played two test matches
with the Pumas in the South American Senior
competition.
The following year, he was called on to play
with the Jaguares, being part of the tour of
Europe in 2009 and playing three times in
the Nations Cup. During 2012 and 2013, he
moved on to be part of the Sevens team and
participated in nine stages of the series.
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PROFILES
REVOL GASTÓN
DOB: 26/11/1986
Twitter: None
Home Town: Córdoba.
Height: 1,70 m
Weight: 76 kg
Position: Fly Half/Scrum Half.
RWC Sevens Appearances: 0
Hobbies: Fishing, going to the ciuntryside and eat barbecues. Also playing different
sports.
Best Rugby Memory: Won the Cordoba tournament with my club, La Tablada
against our traditional derby. I had 19 years old and I scored all my team points.
Sporting Hero: Lionel Messi.
Unusual Fact (Did you know?): When I was a boy I was scared of tackle and now
is one of my best skills.
Gastón Revol is another player in the team
who has great experience in the sevens category.
He was called for the first time in 2010
when he played in the IRB series stages in
Dubai and George.
Since then, his name has usually appeared in
the Sevens team lists and he has participated
in 26 tournaments.
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PROFILES
ROJAS JAVIER
DOB: 15/4/1991
Twitter: @javierrojasalva
Home Town: Tucumán.
Height: 1,72 m
Weight: 85 kg
Position: Fullback/Centre.
RWC Sevens Appearances: 0
Hobbies: Sports.
Best Rugby Memory: When I played in youth temas with my club.
Sporting Hero: Emanuel Ginóbili.
Unusual Fact (Did you know?): He scored a try in his first game with Senior
Pumas against Uruguay.
Javier Rojas wore the Argentine jersey for
the first time when he entered the U20 team
that played the 2011 JWC. The following year,
he was called for the Pumas and played three
test matches in the 2012 South American
tournament, scoring a try in his debut against
Uruguay.
Then he participated in two different Vodacom
Cups with the Pampas XV and in 2013
he made his first steps in the Series in Wellington
and Las Vegas.
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RWC STATS
RWC 1993, SCOTLAND
SQUAD
Lisandro Arbizu (Belgrano Athl.)
Pedro Baraldi (Jockey Club, Rosario)
Gonzalo Camardon (Alumni)
Fernando Del Castillo (Jockey Club, Rosario)
Gonzalo García (Duendes)
Hernán García Simón (Pueyrredón)
Horacio Herrera (Córdoba Athl.)
Gustavo Jorge (Pucará)
Santiago Mesón (Tucumán R.C.)
Martín Terán (Tucumán R.C.)
Cristian Viel Temperley (Newman)
COACH: Ricardo Paganini y Miguel Setién.
RESULTS
Argentina 17-Italy 7
Argentina 14-Scotland 10
Argentina 5-Tonga 17
Argentina 5-Australia 42
Argentina 26-Taiwan 5
Argentina 24-Korea 0
Plate Final: Argentina 19 - Spain 12
RWC 1997, HONG KONG
SQUAD
Lisandro Arbizu (Belgrano Athl.)
Cristian Viel Temperley (Newman)
Facundo Soler (Tala)
Gonzalo García (Duendes)
Pablo Bouza (Duendes)
Santiago Phelan (CASI)
Leandro Lobrauco, (Atlético del Rosario)
Gonzalo Camardón (Alumni)
Eduardo Simone (Liceo Naval)
Marcos Garicoche (CASI)
COACH: Bernardo Otaño.
RESULTS
Argentina 7-South Africa 45
Argentina 31-Ireland 22
Argentina 33-Morocco 7
Argentina 12-Western Samoa 28
Argentina 5-Hong Kong 26
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RWC STATS
RWC 2001, MAR DEL PLATA
SQUAD
Diego Albanese (Grenoble, FFR)
Pedro Baraldi (Jockey Club, Rosario)
Felipe Contepomi (Bristol, RFU)
Ignacio Corleto (Narbonne, FFR)
Martín Gaitán (CASI)
Francisco Leonelli (La Tablada)
José Núñez Piossek (Huirapuca)
Santiago Phelan (CASI)
Agustín Pichot (Bristol, RFU)
Hernán Senillosa (Hindú)
COACH: Gonzalo Albarracín.
RESULTS
Argentina 49-Russia 7
Argentina 27-Korea 14
Argentina 12-Fiji 19
Argentina 33-Ireland 12
Argentina 36-Kenya 7
Argentina 14-South Africa 12
Cup Semifinal: Argentina 7 - New Zealand 31
RWC 2005, HONG KONG
SQUAD
Juan Martín Berberian (CASI)
Francisco Bosch (Hindú Club)
Lucas Borges (Pucará)
Juan Martín Fernández Lobbe (Liceo Naval)
Santiago Gómez Cora (Lomas Athletic)
Fernando Higgs (Los Tordos)
Francisco Leonelli Morey (La Tablada)
Lucio López Fleming (SIC)
Federico Martín Aramburú (Biarritz Olympique, FFR)
Andrés Romagnoli (San Fernando)
Martín Schusterman (Plymouth Albion, RFU)
Federico Serra Miras (SIC)
COACH: Hernán Rouco Oliva.
RESULTS
Argentina 40- Russia 5
Argentina 24-Tunisia 5
Argentina 36-Kenya 7
Argentina 33-Uruguay 19
Argentina 5- South Africa 12
Argentina 14-Fiji 22
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RWC STATS
RWC 2009, DUBAI
SQUAD
Martín Bustos Moyano (Córdoba Athl.)
Dino Tomás Cáceres (Tucumán Lawn Tennis)
Gonzalo Camacho (Buenos Aires C&RC)
Agustín Figuerola (CASI)
Pablo Gómez Cora (Lomas Athletic)
Santiago Gómez Cora (Lomas Athletic)
Lucas González Amorosino (Pucará)
Lucio López Fleming (SIC)
Francisco Merello (Regatas Bella Vista)
Santiago Piccaluga (Newman)
Martín Rodríguez (Atlético del Rosario)
Horacio San Martín (Tala)
COACH: Duncan Forrester.
RESULTS
Argentina 19-Uruguay 7
Argentina 40-Zimbabwe 5
Argentina 14-Wales 0
Argentina 14-South Africa 12
Argentina 12-Kenya 0
Cup Final: Argentina 12 - Wales 19
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STATISTICS
Participated in all 5 7´s RWC
31
Played Games
21
Won
10
Lost
639
Points Scored
436
Conceded
Highest Score
Widest Margin
Best Position
49-7 v Russia, 2001
49-7 v Russia, 2001
2nd., 2009
Against
Portugal
Hong Kong
England
No Games
7´s RWC 1997, Argentina 5 - Hong Kong 26
No Games
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