2000 Hong Kong Women's Sevens

2000 Hong Kong Women's Sevens
Host nation	Hong Kong
Date	March 22–24
Cup
Champion	New Zealand
Runner-up	Australia
Plate
Winner	Kazakhstan
Runner-up	Netherlands
Bowl
Winner	Japan
Runner-up	Singapore
Tournament details
Matches played	40
← 1999 →

The 2000 Hong Kong Women's Sevens was the third edition of the tournament. It took place between the 22–24 March, 2000.^[1] It also featured the first official appearance of the New Zealand women's team since the tournament began in 1997.^[2]

Tournament[]

Games involving the Arabian Gulf, Hong Kong, Japan, Kazakhstan, Singapore and Thailand comprised the 2000 Asian Women's Sevens championship.

Pool stages[]

Pool A

Nation	Won	Drawn	Lost	For	Against	Points
New Zealand	5	0	0	243	0	10
Samoa	4	0	1	125	60	8
Wales	2	1	2	101	75	5
Hong Kong	2	1	2	77	98	5
Thailand	1	0	4	17	171	2
Arabian Gulf	0	0	5	15	174	0

• Samoa 31–0 Arabian Gulf
• New Zealand 41–0 Wales
• Hong Kong 31–0 Thailand (Asian Sevens)
• Samoa 22–10 Wales
• Thailand 17–10 Arabian Gulf (Asian Sevens)
• New Zealand 62–0 Hong Kong
• Wales 25–0 Thailand
• New Zealand 38–0 Samoa
• Hong Kong 22–5 Arabian Gulf (Asian Sevens)
• New Zealand 52–0 Thailand
• Samoa 19–12 Hong Kong
• Wales 54–0 Arabian Gulf
• Samoa 53–0 Thailand
• Wales 12–12 Hong Kong
• New Zealand 50–0 Arabian Gulf

Pool B

Nation	Won	Drawn	Lost	For	Against	Points
Australia	4	1	0	152	24	9
United States	4	1	0	135	7	9
Netherlands	3	0	2	70	97	6
Kazakhstan	2	0	3	63	41	4
Japan	1	0	4	63	114	2
Singapore	0	0	5	12	212	0

• Australia 56–0 Singapore
• USA 29–0 Netherlands
• Kazakhstan 19–5 Japan (Asian Sevens)
• Australia 48–7 Netherlands
• Kazakhstan 34–0 Singapore (Asian Sevens)
• USA 35–0 Japan
• Netherlands 10–5 Kazakhstan
• USA 7–7 Australia
• Japan 43–7 Singapore (Asian Sevens)
• USA 14–0 Kazakhstan
• Australia 29–5 Japan
• Netherlands 29–5 Singapore
• Australia 12–5 Kazakhstan
• Netherlands 24–10 Japan
• USA 50–0 Singapore

Classification Stages[]

Bowl

	Semi-finals				Plate Final (Asian Sevens 3rd/4th)
	Japan	46
	Arabian Gulf	0
					Japan	55
					Singapore	7
	Singapore	19
	Thailand	0

Plate

	Semi-finals				Plate Final
	Kazakhstan	46
	Hong Kong	0
					Kazakhstan	20
					Netherlands	7
	Netherlands	12
	Wales	7

Cup

	Semi-finals				Cup Final
	Australia	26
	Samoa	10
					New Zealand	36
					Australia	10
	New Zealand	17
	United States	10

Asian Cup Final[]

Believed to be an additional match called an Asian Final, based on group standings.

• Kazakhstan 41–0 Hong Kong

References[]