The 2006 South Africa Sevens was an international rugby sevens tournament which took place on 8–9 December at Outeniqua Park in George, Western Cape as part of the IRB Sevens World Series. The tournament was the second event of the 2006–07 season, and it was the eighth edition of the South Africa Sevens. New Zealand won the tournament, defeating the host nation South Africa by 24–17 in the final. ^[1]

Pool stages

Pool A

Pool B

Pool C

Group D

Finals

• 1/4 final Bowl (Match 25) – Canada 19–12 Portugal
• 1/4 final Bowl (Match 26) – Australia 36–0 Uganda
• 1/4 final Bowl (Match 27) – Kenya 15–10 Scotland
• 1/4 final Bowl (Match 28) – Argentina 19–14 Zimbabwe
• 1/4 final Cup (Match 29) – Fiji 33–7 Wales
• 1/4 final Cup (Match 30) – New Zealand 29–0 France
• 1/4 final Cup (Match 31) – South Africa 38–0 Tunisia
• 1/4 final Cup (Match 32) – England 24–0 Samoa
• SF Shield (Match 33) – Portugal 31–5 Uganda
• SF Shield (Match 34) – Scotland 19–26 Zimbabwe
• SF Bowl (Match 35) – Canada 5–31 Australia
• SF Bowl (Match 36) – Kenya 19–17 Argentina
• SF Plate (Match 37) – Wales 29–24 France
• SF Plate (Match 38) – Tunisia 19–7 Samoa
• SF Cup (Match 39) – Fiji 12–29 New Zealand
• SF Cup (Match 40) – South Africa 10–7 England
• Final Shield (Match 41) – Portugal 14–12 Zimbabwe
• Final Bowl (Match 42) – Australia 41–7 Kenya
• Final Plate (Match 43) – Wales 26–5 Tunisia
• Final Cup (Match 44) – New Zealand 24–17 South Africa

Series standings

After completion of Round 2:

Pos.	Event  Team	Dubai	George	Wellington	San Diego	Hong Kong	Adelaide	London	Edinburgh	Points total
1	South Africa	20	16							36
1	New Zealand	16	20							36
3	Fiji	12	12							24
3	England	12	12							24
5	Samoa	8	4							12
6	France	6	4							10
7	Wales	0	8							8
8	Australia	4	2							6
8	Tunisia	0	6							6
10	Canada	4	0							4
11	Argentina	2	0							2
12	Kenya	0	0							0
12	Portugal	0	0							0
12	Zimbabwe	0	0							0
12	Scotland	0	0							0
12	Arabian Gulf	0	–							0
12	Uganda	–	0							0

New Zealand was the first team to score 1,000 all-time points in this round after beating France by 29–0 in the Cup quarter final stage.

References

External links

• IRB Sevens ^[usurped]
• South Africa ^[usurped] on irbsevens.com