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La liste des arbitres du 7 aux JO de Paris 2024

Il y a 59 jours

L'officielle de match Ano Kuwai pendant le match entre l'Espagne et les États-Unis lors de la première journée du Cathay/ HSBC Hongkong Sevens au Hongkong Stadium le 5 avril 2024 à Hongkong, Chine. Crédit photo : Mike Lee - KLC fotos pour World Rugby

World Rugby a dévoilé la liste des 23 officiels de match qui dirigeront les tournois masculin et féminin de rugby à sept aux Jeux olympiques de Paris 2024 en France, du 24 au 30 juillet.

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Cette équipe comprend des officiels provenant de 16 pays, avec notamment la première arbitre allemande à participer à une compétition olympique de rugby à sept, Maria Latos.

Jérémy Rozier sera le seul officiel français à arbitrer des Jeux olympiques à domicile, à Paris 2024. Initialement sélectionné pour Tokyo, il avait dû renoncer un mois avant le tournoi en raison d’une blessure au ligament croisé antérieur.

Pour Jordan Way, ce sera un retour en France, après avoir été arbitre assistant pendant la Coupe du Monde de Rugby 2023, notamment lors d’un match au Stade de France.

La première personne à jouer et à arbitrer est une Japonaise

Cinq officiels participeront à leurs deuxièmes Jeux olympiques : Paulo Duarte (Portugal), Francisco González (Uruguay), Tyler Miller (Australie), Tevita Rokovereni (Fidji) et Jordan Way (Australie). Paulo Duarte avait arbitré les tournois masculin et féminin à Tokyo, tandis que Tevita Rokovereni avait officié dans le tournoi féminin. Les deux ont cette fois-ci été sélectionnés pour le tournoi masculin à Paris.

Ano Kuwai (Japon) entrera dans l’histoire en devenant la première personne à jouer puis à arbitrer aux Jeux olympiques. Elle faisait partie des Sakura Sevens à Rio 2016, lorsque le rugby à sept a fait ses débuts olympiques.

Les officiels ont été choisis suite à une évaluation minutieuse de leurs performances lors des HSBC SVNS Series 2024.

Tournoi masculin :

Ben Breakspear (Pays de Galles, Grande-Bretagne)
Paulo Duarte (Portugal)
Gianluca Gnecchi (Italie)
Francisco González (Uruguay)
Nick Hogan (Nouvelle-Zélande)
AJ Jacobs (Afrique du Sud)
Reuben Keane (Australie)
Adam Leal (Angleterre, Grande-Bretagne)
Tevita Rokovereni (Fidji)
Jérémy Rozier (France)
Morné Ferreira (Afrique du Sud)
Jordan Way (Australie)

Tournoi féminin :

Finlay Brown (Ecosse, Grande-Bretagne)
Craig Chan (Hongkong China)
Talal Chaudhry (Canada)
Maggie Cogger-Orr (Nouvelle-Zélande)
Ano Kuwai (Japon)
Maria Latos (Allemagne)
Cisco Lopez (États-Unis)
Tyler Miller (Australie)
Lavenia Rawaca (Fidji)
Kat Roche (USA)
George Selwood (Angleterre, Grande-Bretagne)

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