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La liste des arbitres du 7 aux JO de Paris 2024

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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Original ideas are the best things to use C!


Facts are hard to come by in this game 🙁

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JW 27 minutes ago
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/sigh Nick


It has everything to do with money. Read your comment again. Brought in with a fourth choice contract. No contract at the Waratahs.


Ask yourself with that is Nick, and why you have such a narrow vision while you're at it.

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JW 31 minutes ago
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I thought it might be, so didn't want to sound too crass. I like the.. enthusiasm of the place (really seems like a great/large union following aus has).

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Don't get on this train TOM it's heading for nowhere!

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JW 40 minutes ago
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Not when it sounds like Joe has his own winning system, no. Hardly a mess though, that would be the case in every situation. Just look at Leinster.

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JW 43 minutes ago
Why England's defence of the realm has crumbled without Felix Jones

How many times have we seen Earl rush past the first receiver almost into no mans land covering no attacker

Not just that, weve seen him get skinned and concede try's twice doing that.


I think they need him SK, that's the obvious thing, but yes it's a balance act with the media as they are up their.

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JW 48 minutes ago
Why England's defence of the realm has crumbled without Felix Jones

You haven't really made your point clear RW.


Are you trying to see that Englands 6N competition was equal to that of their two recent SH opponents?


You surely can see the problem with that? Listen to Nick below "theyve given up 5 and 4 try's in consecutive games, don't tell me their defence is worse!", can you help him substantiate that!


Just look at the results in order to substantiate what I see, I don't need to provide you with a link.

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JW 53 minutes ago
Why England's defence of the realm has crumbled without Felix Jones

Normally you could say the 'unstable environment' line and have it not mean anything when your departure is immediate, it is just something to say as an excuse or accepted reason that avoids saying the truth, but when you know that exit is 12 months away from your notice it really has to mean something.


The fact that he is continuing on though leads you to believe it is not within the coaching setup but within the wider team or company environment. Now way would SB endure whats happening unless he though Felix's contribution would outweigh it.

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JW 59 minutes ago
Why England's defence of the realm has crumbled without Felix Jones

The difference at the International level is your world class players.


But obviously the back row is a strength, it is just in the tight that it's very unusual to not have players (or coachs) coming through!?!

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JW 1 hour ago
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Good to hear some positivity/defence of the naysayers nc!

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JW 1 hour ago
Why England's defence of the realm has crumbled without Felix Jones

How can they not have the coaches to fix the issue? There's been a lot of talk about how their is a coaching drain in Australia but even they have the coach's to fix the issue (well in my opinion England are just as good as them) how can England also not have those pathways?


Perhaps if England do get into a similar tricky spot as Aus did then some good names will be putting their hand up?

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IZITBRU 1 hour ago
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You aren't a Saffa boet.

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JW 1 hour ago
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If you can't see the difference in opponents then that's your problem.


I'm happy to play the long game and wait for another 6N thanks ;p

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JW 1 hour ago
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Forgive me for collecting everyone else along with Nick. His saying, not mine ;)

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