2005 Rugby World Cup Sevens qualifying

The qualification process of men's teams for the 2005 Rugby World Cup Sevens. Automatic qualification was extended to the host and the eight quarterfinalists of the previous World Cup. The remaining spots were contested in each of the six regions' respective tournaments. Qualified teams Africa North America and the West Indies South America Asia Europe Oceania Automatic qualificationRSACANARGHKG (hosts)ENGAUSFIJNZLSAM Regional QualifiersKENTUNUSAURUTPEJPNKORFRAGEOIREITAPORRUSSCOTON http://www.rwcsevens.com:80/Qualifying/ RWC Sevens Qualifying 23 October 2017 World Rugby https://web.archive.org/web/20050323050035/http://www.rwcsevens.com/Qualifying/ 23 March 2005 dead Africa From 25 to 26 September 2004, there were two tournaments for the North and South zones, with the champions of each qualifying.http://www.rwcsevens.com:80/Qualifying/qual_africa.htm Kenya and Tunisia through 30 September 2004 23 October 2017 https://web.archive.org/web/20050318021935/http://www.rwcsevens.com/Qualifying/qual_africa.htm 18 March 2005 dead North {| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;" |- !width="100"|Teams !width="40"|Pld !width="40"|W !width="40"|D !width="40"|L !width="40"|PF !width="40"|PA !width="40"|+/− !width="40"|Pts |-bgcolor=ccffcc |align=left|TUN |5||5||0||0||173||5||+168||15 |- |align=left|CMR |5||4||0||1||102||53||+49||13 |- |align=left|MAR |5||3||0||2||94||65||+29||11 |- |align=left|NGR |5||2||0||3||90||74||+16||9 |- |align=left|CIV |5||1||0||4||48||154||−106||7 |- |align=left|SEN |5||0||0||5||5||161||−156||5 |} Matches 25 September 2004 MAR 35−0 SEN Tunis 25 September 2004 CIV 5−45 NGR Tunis 25 September 2004 TUN 29−0 CMR Tunis 25 September 2004 MAR 31−0 NGR Tunis 25 September 2004 CIV 5−42 CMR Tunis 25 September 2004 TUN 38−0 SEN Tunis 25 September 2004 MAR 7−12 CMR Tunis 25 September 2004 CIV 26−5 SEN Tunis 25 September 2004 TUN 24−5 NGR Tunis 26 September 2004 TUN 41−0 CIV Tunis 26 September 2004 CMR 14−12 NGR Tunis 26 September 2004 MAR 21−12 CIV Tunis 26 September 2004 NGR 28−0 SEN Tunis 26 September 2004 TUN 41−0 MAR Tunis 26 September 2004 CMR 34−0 SEN Tunis South Pool A {| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;" |- !width="120"|Teams !width="40"|Pld !width="40"|W !width="40"|D !width="40"|L !width="40"|PF !width="40"|PA !width="40"|+/− !width="40"|Pts |-bgcolor=ccccff |align=left|KEN |3||3||0||0||65||5||+60||9 |-bgcolor=ccccff |align=left|UGA |3||2||0||1||50||43||+7||7 |- |align=left|ZAM |3||1||0||2||52||38||+14||5 |- |align=left|SWZ |3||0||0||3||7||88||−81||3 |} Matches 25 September 2004 KEN 17−0 SWZ Lusaka 25 September 2004 ZAM 12−14 UGA Lusaka 25 September 2004 KEN 17−0 ZAM Lusaka 25 September 2004 UGA 31−0 SWZ Lusaka 25 September 2004 KEN 31−5 UGA Lusaka 25 September 2004 ZAM 40−7 SWZ Lusaka Pool B {| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;" |- !width="120"|Teams !width="40"|Pld !width="40"|W !width="40"|D !width="40"|L !width="40"|PF !width="40"|PA !width="40"|+/− !width="40"|Pts |-bgcolor=ccccff |align=left|NAM |3||3||0||0||60||34||+26||9 |-bgcolor=ccccff |align=left|ZIM |3||1||1||1||55||24||+31||6 |- |align=left|MAD |3||1||1||1||40||24||+16||6 |- |align=left|BOT |3||0||0||3||19||92||−73||3 |} Matches 25 September 2004 NAM 33−12 BOT Lusaka 25 September 2004 ZIM 7−7 MAD Lusaka 25 September 2004 NAM 10−7 MAD Lusaka 25 September 2004 ZIM 33−0 BOT Lusaka 25 September 2004 NAM 17−15 ZIM Lusaka 25 September 2004 MAD 26−7 BOT Lusaka Finals South Qualifier Final 26 September 2004 KEN 33 ZIM 7 26 September 2004 UGA 5 NAM 19 26 September 2004 KEN 33 NAM 14 26 September 2004 UGA 24 ZIM 19 North America and the West Indies Ten teams competed in the 2004 NAWIRA Sevens for a spot in the World Cup.http://www.rwcsevens.com:80/Qualifying/qual_nawira.htm NAWIRA: US Eagles Fly 30 September 2004 23 October 2017 https://web.archive.org/web/20050305032935/http://www.rwcsevens.com/Qualifying/qual_nawira.htm 5 March 2005 dead Pool A {| 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 |-bgcolor=ccffcc |align=left|USA |4||4||0||0||169||7||+162||12 |-bgcolor=ccffcc |align=left|JAM |4||2||1||1||70||36||+34||9 |-bgcolor=ccccff |align=left|BAR |4||2||1||1||48||44||+4||9 |-bgcolor=ccccff |align=left|BAH |4||1||0||3||12||86||−74||6 |- |align=left|CAY |4||0||0||4||10||136||−126||4 |} Matches USA 47−0 BAH Cayman Islands JAM 5−5 BAR Cayman Islands CAY 5−12 BAH Cayman Islands USA 34−0 BAR Cayman Islands JAM 36−0 CAY Cayman Islands BAR 12−0 BAH Cayman Islands USA 57−0 CAY Cayman Islands JAM 22−0 BAH Cayman Islands CAY 5−31 BAR Cayman Islands USA 31−7 JAM Cayman Islands Pool B {| 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 |-bgcolor=ccffcc |align=left|TTO |4||3||1||0||99||14||+85||11 |-bgcolor=ccffcc |align=left|BER |4||3||1||0||119||35||+84||11 |-bgcolor=ccccff |align=left|GUY |4||2||0||2||87||36||+51||8 |-bgcolor=ccccff |align=left|SVG |4||1||0||3||29||142||−113||6 |- |align=left|LCA |4||0||0||4||26||133||−107||4 |} Matches TTO 40−0 SVG Cayman Islands BER 43−7 LCA Cayman Islands GUY 40−5 SVG Cayman Islands TTO 40−7 LCA Cayman Islands BER 19−14 GUY Cayman Islands LCA 12−17 LCA Cayman Islands TTO 12−0 GUY Cayman Islands BER − SVG Cayman Islands GUY 33−0 LCA Cayman Islands TTO 7−7 BER Cayman Islands Shield CAY 21 LCA 12 Plate {{Round4-with third|RD2=Plate|Consol=Bowl ||BAR|27|SVG|7 ||BAH|7|GUY|22||BAR|15|GUY|29||SVG|7|BAH|21}} Cup Cup/Qualifier Final USA 31 TTO 0 JAM 7 BER 17 USA 61 BER 0 TTO 14 JAM 12 South America On 24–25 January 2004, seven nations took part in the CONSUR Sevens tournament to determine the one spot for the World Cup.http://www.rwcsevens.com:80/Qualifying/qual_consur.htm South America: Uruguayan Teros Shine 30 September 2004 23 October 2017 https://web.archive.org/web/20050318023839/http://www.rwcsevens.com/Qualifying/qual_consur.htm 18 March 2005 dead Pool A {| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;" |- !width="100"|Teams !width="40"|Pld !width="40"|W !width="40"|D !width="40"|L !width="40"|PF !width="40"|PA !width="40"|+/− !width="40"|Pts |-bgcolor=ccffcc |align=left|BRA |3||3||0||0||65||14||+51||9|-bgcolor=ccffcc |align=left|PAR |3||1||1||1||77||52||+25||6|-bgcolor=ccccff |align=left|PER |3||1||1||1||50||55||−5||6|- |align=left|COL |3||0||0||3||14||85||−71||3|} Matches 24 January 2004 BRA 24−0 COL Viña del Mar 24 January 2004 BRA 22−7 PER Viña del Mar 24 January 2004 PAR 44−7 COL Viña del Mar 24 January 2004 BRA 19−7 PAR Viña del Mar 24 January 2004 PAR 26−26 PER Viña del Mar 24 January 2004 PER 17−7 COL Viña del Mar Pool B {| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;" |- !width="100"|Teams !width="40"|Pld !width="40"|W !width="40"|D !width="40"|L !width="40"|PF !width="40"|PA !width="40"|+/− !width="40"|Pts |-bgcolor=ccffcc |align=left|URU |2||2||0||0||55||5||+50||6|-bgcolor=ccffcc |align=left|CHI |2||1||0||1||48||17||+31||4|-bgcolor=ccccff |align=left|VEN |2||0||0||2||0||81||−81||2''' |} Matches 24 January 2004 URU 38−0 VEN Viña del Mar 24 January 2004 URU 17−5 CHI Viña del Mar 24 January 2004 CHI 43−0 VEN Viña del Mar Knockout round Fifth Place 25 January 2004 PER 12 VEN 26 Plate Qualifier Final 25 January 2004 BRA 14 CHI 22 25 January 2004 PAR 0 URU 17|25 January 2004 |CHI|7|URU|22''' Asia 2004 Singer Sri Lankan Airlines Rugby 7's From 10 to 11 September 2004, twelve teams competed in Sri Lanka for three spots in the World Cup.http://www.rwcsevens.com:80/Qualifying/qual_asia.htm Japan head cast of three 20 September 2004 23 October 2017 https://web.archive.org/web/20050303084351/http://www.rwcsevens.com/Qualifying/qual_asia.htm 3 March 2005 dead Europe 2004 European Sevens Championship From 16 to 17 July 2004, sixteen teams participated in the FIRA-AER European Sevens, where seven of the top placing teams qualified.http://www.rwcsevens.com:80/Qualifying/qual_europe.htm Europe: Morais' revolution propels Portugal 30 September 2004 23 October 2017 https://web.archive.org/web/20050318023839/http://www.rwcsevens.com/Qualifying/qual_europe.htm 18 March 2005 dead Oceania In the 6–7 February Wellington Sevens of the 2003–04 World Sevens Series, Cook Islands, Niue, Papua New Guinea and Tonga contested the one remaining Oceania qualifying slot by placing the highest of the four. Tonga won by placing in the Plate Final.http://www.rwcsevens.com:80/Qualifying/qual_foru.htm Oceania: Tonga shine in Wellington 30 September 2004 23 October 2017 https://web.archive.org/web/20050318023839/http://www.rwcsevens.com/Qualifying/qual_foru.htm 18 March 2005 dead References Category:Rugby World Cup Sevens qualification World Cup Qualifier Sevens