2009 Carlton Rugby 7s

October 2019 2009 Carlton Rugby 7s 200px Official Logo 12 Knockout 27–29 November 2009 12 25 Sugathadasa Stadium, Colombo JPN Malaysia 2008 2008 Singer Sri Lankan Airlines Rugby 7s 2010 2010 Carlton Rugby 7s The 2009 Carlton Rugby 7s, had previously been conducted as the Singer Sri Lankan Airlines Rugby 7s competition but was rebranded as the Carlton Sri Lanka Rugby 7s under a new partnership between the Tharunyata Hetak Foundation and the Sri Lanka Rugby Football Union (SLRFU). The tournament was the sixth and final leg of the Asian Sevens Series for the year. The Carlton 7s were held on 27–29 November 2008 at Sugathadasa Stadium in Colombo, involving 12 teams from the Asian rugby playing nations of Japan, South Korea, Kazakhstan, Chinese Taipei, China, Thailand, Iran, Jordan, Brunei, Pakistan and Malaysia, together with the host nation, Sri Lanka. In the Cup final Japan defeated Malaysia 26 points to 7,2009-12-03 Carlton Rugby Sevens Action 2009 https://archives.dailynews.lk/2009/12/04/spo80.pdf DailyNews.lk with Thailand winning the Plate and Pakistan the Bowl.Lessons from Carlton sevens https://www.sundaytimes.lk/091206/Sports/Rugby_Talk.html There was also a separate championship for six invited international teams, in addition to the annual schools tournament. The schools event was won by St Peter’s College, who defeated Royal College 17 points to 14.Schools team in Carlton Super Sevens | the Sundaytimes Sri Lanka https://www.sundaytimes.lk/140810/sports/schools-team-in-carlton-super-sevens-110181.html In the final of the Invitational International tournament, Fiji, who fielded the Fiji Dijicel were victorious over the South African Vipers, 38 points to 12. In the third place play-off the Western Samoa Barbarians beat the New Zealand Legends by 14-5 whilst the Australian Legends recorded a 24–5 win over Papua New Guinea in the fifth place play-off.Carlton Sevens comes with an IRB flavour | the Sundaytimes Sri Lanka https://www.sundaytimes.lk/130623/sports/carlton-sevens-comes-with-an-irb-flavour-49782.html First round Key to colours in group tablesTeams advanced to the Cup quarter-finalTeams advanced to the Bowl semi-final Pool A JPN 40–0 KAZ KAZ 15–7 Iran JPN 33–0 Iran {| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;" |- !width="200"|Teams !width="40"|Pld !width="40"|W !width="40"|D !width="40"|L !width="40"|PF !width="40"|PA !width="40"|+/− !width="40"|Pts |-style="background:#ccffcc" |align=left| JPN |2||2||0||0||73||0||+73||6 |-style="background:#ccffcc" |align=left| KAZ |2||1||0||1||15||47||−32||4 |-style="background:#fcc6bd" |align=left| Iran |2||0||0||2||7||48||−41||2 |} Pool B Chinese Taipei 31–14 Thailand Thailand 45–0 Jordan Chinese Taipei 31–0 Jordan {| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;" |- !width="200"|Teams !width="40"|Pld !width="40"|W !width="40"|D !width="40"|L !width="40"|PF !width="40"|PA !width="40"|+/− !width="40"|Pts |-style="background:#ccffcc" |align=left| Chinese Taipei |2||2||0||0||62||14||+48||6 |-style="background:#ccffcc" |align=left| Thailand |2||1||0||1||59||31||+28||4 |-style="background:#fcc6bd" |align=left| Philippines |2||0||0||2||0||76||−76||2 |} Pool C Malaysia 35–5 CHN Malaysia 43–0 Brunei CHN 41–0 Brunei {| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;" |- !width="200"|Teams !width="40"|Pld !width="40"|W !width="40"|D !width="40"|L !width="40"|PF !width="40"|PA !width="40"|+/− !width="40"|Pts |-style="background:#ccffcc" |align=left| Malaysia |2||2||0||0||78||5||+73||6 |-style="background:#ccffcc" |align=left| CHN |2||1||0||1||46||35||+11||4 |-style="background:#fcc6bd" |align=left| Brunei |2||0||0||2||0||84||−84||3 |} Pool D SRI 22–12 KOR SRI 52–0 Pakistan KOR 24–0 Pakistan {| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;" |- !width="200"|Teams !width="40"|Pld !width="40"|W !width="40"|D !width="40"|L !width="40"|PF !width="40"|PA !width="40"|+/− !width="40"|Pts |-style="background:#ccffcc" |align=left| SRI |2||2||0||0||74||12||+62||6 |-style="background:#ccffcc" |align=left| KOR |2||1||0||1||36||22||+14||4 |-style="background:#fcc6bd" |align=left| Pakistan |2||0||0||2||0||76||−76||2 |} Second round Bowl Brunei 21 Jordan 5 Pakistan 19 Iran|17 ||Brunei|7|Pakistan|26''' Plate Thailand 28 SRI 12 KOR 17 CHN 10 Thailand 15 KOR 12 Cup Malaysia 29 Thailand 14 KAZ 17 SRI 12 Chinese Taipei 21 CHN 17 JPN 35 KOR 7 Malaysia 19 KAZ 0 Chinese Taipei 5 JPN 40 Malaysia 7 JPN 26 References 2009 Category:2009 rugby sevens competitions Category:2009 in Asian rugby union rugby sevens