List of Commonwealth Games medallists in rugby sevens

This is the complete list of Commonwealth Games medallists in rugby sevens from 1998 to 2014.

Medallists edit

Men edit

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1998 details	New Zealand Amasio Valence Bruce Reihana Caleb Ralph Christian Cullen Dallas Seymour Eric Rush Joeli Vidiri Jonah Lomu Rico Gear Roger Randle	Fiji Aparama Bosekora Jope Tuikabe Ratu Doviverata Rauqe Senirusi Saimoni Rokini Setareki Tawake Sirilo Lala Tinasau Akuila Marika Vunibaka Waisale Serevi	Australia Brendan Williams Cameron Pither David Campese Ipolito Fenukitau Jim Williams Marc Stcherbina Matthew Dowling Richard Graham Rick Nalatu Tyron Mandrusiak
2002 details	New Zealand Amasio Valence Anthony Tuitavake Brad Fleming Bruce Reihana Chris Masoe Craig De Goldi Craig Newby Eric Rush Karl Te Nana Mils Muliaina Rodney So'oialo Roger Randle	Fiji Epeli Ruivadra Iosefo Koroiadi Jope Tuikabe Josefa Uluivuda Norman Ligairi Ratu Saukawa Rupeni Caucaunibuca Saiasi Fuli Seru Rabeni Viliame Satala Vilimoni Delasau Waisale Serevi	South Africa Anton Pitout Conrad Jantjes Dale Heidtmann Egon Seconds Eugene Francis Fabian Juries Gaffie du Toit Jorrie Muller Ian Fihlani Jean de Villiers Luke Watson Paul Treu
2006 details	New Zealand Josh Blackie Alando Soakai Tanerau Latimer Onosai Tololima-Auva'a Amasio Valence Liam Messam Tamati Ellison Tafai Ioasa Nigel Hunt Cory Jane Lote Raikabula Sosene Anesi	England Henry Paul Magnus Lund Ben Russell David Seymour Nils Mordt Richard Haughton Thomas Varndell Andy Vilk Danny Care Ben Gollings Simon Amor Mathew Tait	Fiji Apolosi Satala Dale Tonawai Semisi Naevo Sireli Naqelevuki Viliame Satala Waisale Serevi Jone Daunivucu Norman Ligairi Neumi Nanuku Filimoni Bolavucu Lepani Nabuliwaqa William Ryder
2010 details	New Zealand Ben Smith Benjamin Souness Derek Forbes Hosea Gear Kurt Baker Liam Messam Lote Raikabula Sherwin Stowers Tim Mikkelson Toby Arnold Tomasi Cama Zac Guildford	Australia Bernard Foley Shaun Foley Ed Jenkins James Stannard Kimami Sitauti Lachlan Turner Liam Gill Luke Morahan Nick Phipps Nick Cummins Pat McCutcheon Robbie Coleman	South Africa Tera Mtembu Cecil Afrika Ockert Kruger Renfred Dazel Rayno Benjamin Paul Delport Bernado Botha Chase Minnaar Boom Prinsloo Neil Powell S'bura Sithole MJ Mentz
2014 details	South Africa Branco du Preez Cecil Afrika Chris Dry Cornal Hendricks Frankie Horne Justin Geduld Kyle Brown Kwagga Smith Mark Richards Seabelo Senatla Werner Kok Warren Whiteley	New Zealand Pita Ahki Scott Curry Sam Dickson DJ Forbes Bryce Heem Akira Ioane Gillies Kaka Ben Lam Tim Mikkelson Declan O'Donnell Sherwin Stowers Joe Webber	Australia Cameron Clark Tom Cusack Pama Fou Con Foley Liam Gill Greg Jeloudev Tom Lucas Sean McMahon Sam Myers James Stannard
2018 Men^[1] details	New Zealand (NZL) Scott Curry Tim Mikkelson Trael Joass Etene Nanai-Seturo Dylan Collier Vilimoni Koroi Sam Dickson Andrew Knewstubb Regan Ware Kurt Baker Akuila Rokolisoa Sione Molia	Fiji (FIJ) Sevuloni Mocenacagi Josua Vakurunabili Kalione Nasoko Paula Dranisinukula Semi Kunatani Jasa Veremalua Mesulame Kunavula Vatemo Ravouvou Jerry Tuwai Alasio Naduva Eroni Sau Amenoni Nasilasila Samisoni Viriviri	England (ENG) Richard de Carpentier Mike Ellery Phil Burgess Dan Norton James Rodwell Tom Mitchell Dan Bibby Alex Davis Ollie Lindsay-Hague Ruaridh McConnochie Ethan Waddleton Harry Glover

Women edit

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2018 Women^[2] details	New Zealand (NZL) Alena Saili Shakira Baker Stacey Waaka Niall Williams Sarah Goss Michaela Blyde Tyla Nathan-Wong Kelly Brazier Gayle Broughton Theresa Fitzpatrick Portia Woodman Tenika Willison Risi Pouri-Lane	Australia (AUS) Shannon Parry Sharni Williams Demi Hayes Dominique du Toit Emma Tonegato Vani Pelite Charlotte Caslick Cassie Staples Emma Sykes Alicia Quirk Emilee Cherry Ellia Green Georgie Friedrichs	England (ENG) Claire Allan Abbie Brown Lydia Thompson Emily Scarratt Natasha Hunt Deborah Fleming Heather Fisher Emily Scott Alex Matthews Megan Jones Jessica Breach Amy Wilson-Hardy Victoria Fleetwood

References edit

^ "Medallists of the men's rugby sevens tournament at the 2018 Commonwealth Games" (PDF). Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games Corporation. 15 April 2018. Archived (PDF) from the original on 4 May 2018.
^ "Medallists of the women's rugby sevens tournament at the 2018 Commonwealth Games" (PDF). Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games Corporation. 15 April 2018. Archived (PDF) from the original on 5 January 2021.

Results Database from the Commonwealth Games Federation

[1] "Medallists of the men's rugby sevens tournament at the 2018 Commonwealth Games" (PDF). Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games Corporation. 15 April 2018. Archived (PDF) from the original on 4 May 2018.

[2] "Medallists of the women's rugby sevens tournament at the 2018 Commonwealth Games" (PDF). Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games Corporation. 15 April 2018. Archived (PDF) from the original on 5 January 2021.

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