2015 CONSUR Men's Sevens Championships

2015 CONSUR Men's Sevens Championships
Host nations  Argentina
Date 5–7 June
Nations  Argentina
 Chile
 Colombia
 Paraguay
 Peru
 Uruguay
 Venezuela
Final positions
Champions  Argentina
Runners-up  Uruguay
Third  Chile
Series details

The 2015 CONSUR Men's Sevens Championships is an Olympic qualification tournament for Rugby sevens at the 2016 Summer Olympics which was held in Santa Fe, Argentina on 5-7 June 2015.[1] It was the tenth edition of the CONSUR Sevens. The tournament used a round-robin format, with the winners ( Argentina) qualifying directly to the Olympics, and the second and third place teams ( Uruguay and  Chile resp.) qualifying for the Final Olympic Qualification Tournament.

Round-Robin

Teams Pld W D L PF PA +/− Pts
 Argentina 660030810+29818
 Uruguay 650114769+7816
 Chile 640213334+9914
 Colombia 630381114–3312
 Paraguay 620450153–10310
 Venezuela 601531186–1557
 Peru 601529213–1847
5 June 2015
10:58
Venezuela  0–27  Chile

5 June 2015
11:20
Peru  0–35  Colombia

5 June 2015
11:42
Argentina  57–0  Paraguay

5 June 2015
13:34
Paraguay  5–40  Uruguay

5 June 2015
13:56
Venezuela  12–24  Colombia

5 June 2015
14:18
Argentina  17–10  Chile

5 June 2015
16:08
Peru  0–41  Chile

5 June 2015
16:30
Colombia  12–24  Uruguay

5 June 2015
16:52
Argentina  64–0  Venezuela

6 June 2015
09:30
Peru  14–14  Venezuela

6 June 2015
09:52
Colombia  5–0  Paraguay

6 June 2015
10:14
Uruguay  12–7  Chile

6 June 2015
12:04
Uruguay  31–0  Venezuela

6 June 2015
12:26
Chile  31–0  Paraguay

6 June 2015
12:48
Argentina  64–0  Peru

6 June 2015
14:40
Uruguay  40–0  Peru

6 June 2015
15:02
Argentina  61–0  Colombia

7 June 2015
10:20
Paraguay  26-5  Venezuela

7 June 2015
12:10
Paraguay  19-15  Peru

7 June 2015
12:32
Chile  17-5  Colombia

7 June 2015
14:42
Argentina  45-0  Uruguay

Final standings

Legend
In qualification position for the 2016 Summer Olympics.
In qualification position for the Final Olympic Qualification Tournament.
Rank Team
1st, gold medalist(s)  Argentina
2nd, silver medalist(s)  Uruguay
3rd, bronze medalist(s)  Chile
4  Colombia
5  Paraguay
6  Venezuela
7  Peru

See also

References

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