2013 Rugby World Cup Sevens squads – Women

The rosters of all participating teams at the women's tournament of the 2013 Rugby World Cup Sevens.[1]

Main article: 2013 Rugby World Cup Sevens

Pool A

 Canada

Coach: John Tait

  1. Ghislaine Landry
  2. Kayla Moleschi
  3. Karen Paquin
  4. Kelly Russell
  5. Ashley Steacy
  6. Mandy Marchak
  7. Jen Kish (c)
  8. Arielle Dubissette-Borrice
  9. Bianca Farella
  10. Heather Moyse
  11. Magali Harvey
  12. Brittany Waters

[2]

 Netherlands

Coach: Gareth Gilbert

  1. Joyce van Altena
  2. Linda Franssen (c)
  3. Inge Petra Visser
  4. Pien Selbeck
  5. Loraine Laros
  6. Bente Gelauff
  7. Kelly van Harskamp
  8. Anne Hielckert
  9. Johanna van Rossum
  10. Paula Schouten
  11. Nicole Kwee
  12. Dorien Eppink

[3]

 New Zealand

Coach: Sean Horan

  1. Linda Itunu
  2. Honey Hireme
  3. Vaine Greig
  4. Alexis Tapsell
  5. Sarah Goss
  6. Renee Wickcliffe
  7. Tyla Nathan-Wong
  8. Kelly Brazier
  9. Huriana Manuel (c)
  10. Selica Winiata
  11. Portia Woodman
  12. Kayla McAlister

[4]

 Tunisia
  1. Khouloud Gmir
  2. Rin el Haj Ali
  3. Ikhlas Abida
  4. Rawia Othmani
  5. Rihab Zorgati
  6. Donia Charfi
  7. Saoussen Dellagi
  8. Dorsaf Mahbouli
  9. Mariem Mekni
  10. Ines Souissi
  11. Ameni Gharbi
  12. Dhekra Khemili

Pool B

 Australia
  1. Shannon Perry
  2. Sharni Williams (c)
  3. Shontelle Stowers
  4. Saofaiga Saemo
  5. Nikki Etheridge
  6. Katrina Barker
  7. Tiana Penitani
  8. Iliseva Batibasaga
  9. Amy Turner
  10. Rebecca Tavo
  11. Emilee Cherry
  12. Charlotte Caslick

 China
  1. Sun Tingting
  2. Yao Jiyan
  3. Liu Tang
  4. Fan Wenjuan
  5. Chen Ming
  6. Liu Yan (c)
  7. Zhao Xinqi
  8. Ma Guoping
  9. Gong Guye
  10. Li Yuanyuan
  11. Tong Xueqin
  12. Chen Keyi

 Ireland

Coach: Jon Skurr

  1. Jenny Murphy
  2. Claire Molloy
  3. Sophie Spence
  4. Jeanette Feighery
  5. Larissa Muldoon
  6. Lynne Cantwell
  7. Alison Miller
  8. Shannon Houston (c)
  9. Amy Davis
  10. Ashleigh Baxter
  11. Laura O'Mahony
  12. Nikki Caughey

[5]

 South Africa

Coach: Denver Wannies

  1. Mandisa Williams (c)
  2. Benele Makwezela
  3. Nomaphelo Mayongo
  4. Zenay Jordaan
  5. Yolanda Meiring
  6. Lorinda Brown
  7. Phumeza Gadu
  8. Thami Faleni
  9. Fundiswa Plaatjie
  10. Mathrin Simmers
  11. Natasha Hofmeester
  12. Veroeshka Grain

[6]

Pool C

 Brazil
  1. Juliana Esteves dos Santos
  2. Beatriz Futuro Muhlbauer
  3. Julia Albino Sarda
  4. Edna Santini
  5. Paula Ishibashi
  6. Tais Balconi
  7. Thais Rocha Cruz
  8. Angelica Gevaerd (c)
  9. Luiza Campos
  10. Maria Gabriela Avila
  11. Carla Neme Barbosa
  12. Mariana Barbosa Ramalho

 Fiji
  1. Elina Ratauluva
  2. Siteri Drova Tabua
  3. Litia Naiqato
  4. Esiteri Rauca Bulikiobo
  5. Viniana Naisaluwaki Riwai
  6. Asinate Ufia Savu
  7. Rusila Nagasau (c)
  8. Talica Vodo
  9. Tavaita Rowati
  10. Suliana Batirau Gusuivalu
  11. Priscilla Sauvavi Siata
  12. Luisa Tisolo

 Spain

Coach: Boris Gutierrez

  1. Berta García
  2. Paula Medín
  3. Ángela del Pan
  4. Marina Bravo
  5. Patricia García
  6. Marta Cabane
  7. Bárbara Plà
  8. Irene Schiavon
  9. Elisabet Martínez
  10. Vanessa Rial (c)
  11. María Casado
  12. María Ribera

[7]

 United States

Coach: Ric Suggitt

  1. Jillion Potter
  2. Kelly Griffin
  3. Vanesha McGee (c)
  4. Deven Owsiany
  5. Kimber Rozier
  6. Christy Ringgenberg
  7. Victoria Folayan
  8. Kathryn Johnson
  9. Irene Gardner
  10. Emilie Bydwell
  11. Nathalie Marchino
  12. Ryan Carlyle

[8]

Pool D

 England

Coach: Barry Maddocks

  1. Claire Allan
  2. Heather Fisher
  3. Katherine Merchant
  4. Natasha Hunt
  5. Rachael Burford
  6. Katy McLean
  7. Emily Scarratt
  8. Marlie Packer
  9. Fran Matthews
  10. Alice Richardson
  11. Michaela Staniford (c)
  12. Joanne Watmore

[9]

 France
  1. Marjorie Mayans
  2. Camille Grassineau
  3. Koumiba Djossouvi
  4. Pauline Biscarat
  5. Laura Delas
  6. Fanny Horta (c)
  7. Caroline Ladagnous
  8. Anaïs Lagougine
  9. Jade Le Pesq
  10. Chloe Pelle
  11. Christelle Le Duff
  12. Shannon Izar

 Japan
  1. Chiharu Nakamura (c)
  2. Ayaka Suzuki
  3. Misaki Suzuki
  4. Kana Mitsugi
  5. Akari Fujisaki
  6. Makiko Tomita
  7. Noriko Taniguchi
  8. Yume Okuroda
  9. Yoko Suzuki
  10. Chisato Yokoo
  11. Marie Yamaguchi
  12. Chikami Inoue

 Russia
  1. Rusiet Edidzhi
  2. Anna Prib
  3. Ekatarina Kabeeva
  4. Svetlana Usatykh
  5. Baizat Khamidova
  6. Anna Malygina
  7. Marina Petrova
  8. Maria Titova
  9. Nadezda Kudinova (c)
  10. Ekaterina Kazakova
  11. Anastasiya Mukharyamova
  12. Ekaterina Bankerova

References
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  3. "Dutch Women name squad for Rugby World Cup Sevens in Moscow". ur7s.com. 11 June 2013. Retrieved 26 October 2017.
  4. "NZ Women's Sevens World Cup team unveiled". All Blacks. 8 June 2013. Archived from the original on 15 June 2013. Retrieved 26 October 2017.
  5. "Irish Women's Rugby name squad for world cup sevens". Sporting News Ireland. 20 June 2013. Retrieved 26 October 2017.
  6. "Experienced Women's squad named for RWC Sevens". SA Rugby. 20 June 2013. Retrieved 26 October 2017.
  7. "Spain name Womens squad for Rugby World Cup Sevens in Moscow". ur7s.com. 21 June 2013. Archived from the original on 30 September 2018. Retrieved 26 October 2017.
  8. "Eagles squads announced for Rugby World Cup Sevens". USA Rugby. 31 May 2013. Retrieved 26 October 2017.
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