2010_IRB_Junior_World_Championship Knowpia

2010 IRB Junior World Championship
Tournament details
Host	Argentina
Date	5 June 2010–; 21 June 2010
Teams	12
Final positions
Champions	New Zealand
Runner-up	Australia
Third place	South Africa
Tournament statistics
Matches played	30
Top scorer(s)	Tyler Bleyendaal (NZL)
Most tries	Julian Savea (NZL)
	← 2009 2011 →

The 2010 IRB Junior World Championship was the third annual international rugby union competition for Under 20 national teams, this competition replaced the now defunct under 19 and under 21 world championships. The event was organised by rugby's governing body, the International Rugby Board (IRB). The competition was contested by 12 men's junior national teams and was held in June 2010 and hosted by Argentina. The competition was won by New Zealand.^[1]

Venues edit

City	Ground	Capacity
Santa Fe	Estadio Brigadier General Estanislao López	46,000
Paraná	Estudiantes de Paraná	16,740
Rosario	Estadio Marcelo Bielsa	42,000

Pool stage edit

Pool A edit

Team	Pld	W	L	TF	PF	PA	+/-	BP	Pts
New Zealand	3	3	0	22	164	28	+136	3	15
Wales	3	2	1	5	63	59	+4	0	8
Fiji	3	1	2	3	29	87	−58	0	4
Samoa	3	0	3	3	32	114	−82	1	1

Source

5 June
2:00pm

Fiji	11 – 44	New Zealand
Nasiganiyavi 29' m	Report^[2]	Try: Robertson 16' c Allen 24' c Grice 46' c Polwart 80' c Marshall 89' c Con: Parker (3/3) 17', 25', 47' Bleyendaal (2/2) 81', 90' Pen: Parker (3) 2', 5', 57'

Estadio Brigadier General Estanislao López, Santa Fe
Referee: JP Doyle (England)

5 June
4:00pm

Wales	22 – 13	Samoa
Jarvis P 5 Jarvis P 15 Faletau 18' Jarvis P 28 Jarvis P 42 Jarvis P 70 Beck T 73 Jarvis C 74	Report^[3]	Tualaulelei T 20 Sililoto T 40+1 Faleono P 47

C.A. Estudiantes, Paraná
Referee: Nathan Pearce (Australia)

9 June
3:00pm

Wales	31 – 3	Fiji
Jarvis P 8 Jarvis P 10 John T 12 Jarvis C 13 Jarvis P 19 Allen T 24 Jarvis P 46 Beck T 80+2 Shingler C 80+3	Report^[4]	Nalasekata 18' Matavesi P 20 Ugavule 66'

C.A. Estudiantes, Paraná
Referee: John Lacey (Ireland)

9 June
4:00pm

New Zealand	77 – 7	Samoa
Bleyendaal (c) P 11 Bleyendaal (c) P 17 Thomson T 20 Thomson T 25 Bleyendaal (c) C 26 Veainu T 29 Bleyendaal (c) C 30 Savea T 32 Bleyendaal (c) T 36 Bleyendaal (c) C 37 Savea T 46 Bleyendaal (c) C 47 Savea T 50 Bleyendaal (c) C 51 Ngauamo T 63 Savea T 72 Parker C 73 Ngatai T 75 Parker C 76 Prattley T 80+5 Parker C 80+6	Report^[5]	Iopu 57' Tyrell T 68 Faleono C 68

Estadio Brigadier General Estanislao López, Santa Fe
Referee: Pascal Gaüzère (France)

13 June
2:10pm

New Zealand	43 – 10	Wales
Bleyendaal (c) P 1 Kerr-Barlow T 7 Bleyendaal (c) C 8 Savea T 16 Bleyendaal (c) C 17 Savea T 26 Bleyendaal (c) C 27 Marshall T 35 Bleyendaal (c) C 36 Veainu T 67 Bleyendaal (c) C 68 Marshall T 70	Report^[6]	Jarvis P 18 Williams T 29 Jarvis C 30 Taylor 60'

Estadio Brigadier General Estanislao López, Santa Fe
Referee: Peter Allan (Scotland)

13 June
3:00pm

Samoa	12 – 15	Fiji
Faleono P 7 Faleono P 26 Faleono P 69 Faleono P 74	Report^[7]	Matavesi P 3 Maritino Nemani William Marcus 22' Tanikorolevu T 49 Dawai T 79 Matavesi C 80 Nalasekata 80+4'

C.A. Estudiantes, Paraná
Referee: JP Doyle (England)

Pool B edit

Team	Pld	W	L	TF	PF	PA	+/-	BP	Pts
England	3	3	0	9	101	52	+49	1	13
France	3	2	1	5	65	62	+3	1	9
Argentina	3	1	2	8	69	100	−31	0	4
Ireland	3	0	3	5	64	85	−21	2	2

Source

5 June
2:10pm

France	25 – 22	Ireland
Doussain P 19 Doussain P 25 Doussain P 40 Doussain P 40+2 Erbani T 73 Bosch C 74 Bosch P 75 Bosch P 80+5	Report^[8]	McKinney P 28 McKinney P 40+4 McKinney P 43 McKinney P 51 McKinney P 57 Zebo T 79 McKinney C 80

Estadio Marcelo Bielsa, Rosario
Referee: Jaco Peyper (South Africa)

5 June
4:10pm

Argentina	22 – 48	England
Moyano T 7 Muedra C 8 Coria T 25 Muedra C 26 Muedra T 40+1 Muedra P 42	Report^[9]	Homer P 5 Homer P 16 May T 28 Homer C 29 Homer P 35 May T 37 Homer C 38 Homer P 44 May T 57 Homer P 61 Rowan (c) T 74 Homer C 75 Wade T 80+3 Homer C 80+4

Estadio Marcelo Bielsa, Rosario
Referee: John Lacey (Ireland)

9 June
2:10pm

England	36 – 21	Ireland
Homer P 5 Homer P 10 Gibson T 18 Homer C 18 Homer P 24 Homer P 49 Burns T 64 Homer C 65 Homer P 71 Burns T 80+1 Homer C 80+2	Report^[10]	McKinney P 2 McKinney P 14 Conway T 40 McKinney P 52 Griffin T 80+4 Reid C 80+5

Estadio Marcelo Bielsa, Rosario
Referee: Garratt Williamson (New Zealand)

9 June
4:10pm

Argentina	23 – 31	France
Muedra DG 15 Baravalle T 24 Moyano T 39 De la Vega T 53 Mendez C 54 Hernestrosa P 60	Report^[11]	Bales T 3 Bosch C 3 Lamerat T 13 Bosch C 13 Lamerat T 17 Bosch C 18 Sousa T 27 Bosch C 28 Taofifenua 56' Bosch P 72

Estadio Marcelo Bielsa, Rosario
Referee: JP Doyle (England)

13 June
2:10pm

England	17 – 9	France
Burns P 21 Burns P 52 Gibson T 56 Clegg DG 73 Burns P 79	Report^[12]	Doussain P 11 Doussain P 22 Lamerat 62' Bosch P 75

Estadio Marcelo Bielsa, Rosario
Referee: Francisco Pastrana (Argentina)

13 June
4:10pm

Ireland	21 – 24	Argentina
McKinney P 10 Marshall T 15 McKinney C 16 McKinney P 24 Butler 36' McKinney P 50 Doyle T 75	Report^[13]	Vila T 34 Mendez C 34 Mendez P 36 Muedra DG 40 De la Vega T 46 Mendez P 52 Mendez P 69

Estadio Marcelo Bielsa, Rosario
Referee: Pascal Gaüzère (France)

Pool C edit

Team	Pld	W	L	TF	PF	PA	+/-	BP	Pts
Australia	3	3	0	25	167	53	+114	3	15
South Africa	3	2	1	20	148	56	+92	4	12
Scotland	3	1	2	4	40	134	−94	0	4
Tonga	3	0	3	2	22	134	−112	0	0

Source

5 June
2:00pm

Tonga	14 – 40	South Africa
Toloke P 7 Latu 48' Toloke P 57 Toloke P 68 Moala T 76	Report^[14]	Lambie P 1 Lambie P 9 Lambie P 18 Mastriet T 22 Lambie C 23 Lambie P 30 Stander (c) T 40+1 Lambie C 40+1 Venter T 53 Lambie C 54 Lambie T 80+3 Lambie C 80+4

C.A. Estudiantes, Paraná
Referee: Peter Allan (Scotland)

5 June
4:00pm

Australia	58 – 13	Scotland
To'omua P 4 Morahan T 12 Coleman T 19 To'omua C 20 Toua T 24 To'omua C 25 Toua T 32 Schatz (c) T 40+3 To'omua C 40+4 Toua T 61 Alo-Emile 67' Faingaa T 74 To'omua C 75 Jeloudev T 77 To'omua C 78 Jones T 80+2	Report^[15]	Weir P 15 Weir P 29 Fife T 65 Weir C 66

Estadio Brigadier General Estanislao López, Santa Fe
Referee: Pascal Gaüzère (France)

9 June
1:00pm

Australia	67 – 5	Tonga
McCaffrey T 4 White C 4 White T 8 White C 8 Sio T 35 Mitchell T 40+1 White C 40+1 Coleman T 42 White C 42 Battye T 46 Manu 54' Robertson T 60 White T 64 Schatz T 73 Lance (c) T 78 To'omua C 78 White T 80+1 To'omua C 80+2	Report^[16]	Sakalia 31' Latu T 48

C.A. Estudiantes, Paraná
Referee: Jaco Peyper (South Africa)

9 June
2:00pm

South Africa	73 – 0	Scotland
Mjekevu T 2 Lambie C 3 Kolisi T 9 Lambie C 10 Kolisi T 12 Lambie C 13 Van der Merwe T 21 Lambie C 22 Badenhorst T 28 Jantjies T 37 Lambie C 38 Lambie T 46 Lambie C 47 Sithole T 50 Lambie C 51 Sithole T 57 Lambie C 58 Jantjies T 64 Jantjies C 65 Okafor T 72	Report^[17]

Estadio Brigadier General Estanislao López, Santa Fe
Referee: Francisco Pastrana (Argentina)

13 June
1:00pm

Scotland	27 – 3	Tonga
Weir P 4 Kennedy T 13 Weir C 14 Weir P 33 Maltman T 54 Weir C 55 McInally (c) T 80+1 Weir C 80+2	Report^[18]	Soatame P 47 Pinomi 53' Sekona 80+3'

C.A. Estudiantes, Paraná
Referee: Nathan Pearce (Australia)

13 June
4:10pm

South Africa	35 – 42	Australia
Lambie P 1 Mjekevu T 8 Lambie T 23 Van der Merwe T 40 Lambie C 40+1 Lambie P 42 Mjekevu T 54 Lambie C 55 Taute T 67	Report^[19]	Shipperley T 12 To'omua C 13 To'omua P 15 Coleman T 26 To'omua C 27 Shipperley T 33 To'omua C 34 Shipperley T 49 To'omua C 50 To'omua P 60 Quirk T 64 To'omua P 76

Estadio Brigadier General Estanislao López, Santa Fe
Referee: Garratt Williamson (New Zealand)

Knockout stage edit

9th place play-offs edit

9th Place Play-Off Semi-finals			9th Place Play-Off

1	Ireland	37

4	Samoa	10
			Ireland	53

			Scotland	23
3	Scotland	28

2	Tonga	8	11th Place Play-Off


			Samoa	3

			Tonga	23

Play-off semi finals edit

17 June
1:00pm

Ireland	37 – 10	Samoa
Reid P 1 Reid T 15 Annett (c) T 21 Reid C 22 Conway T 36 Boyle T 47 Reid C 48 Griffin T 75 Boyle T 77 Reid C 78	Report^[20]	Faleono P 5 Keresoma T 28 Maleilegaoi C 29 Sililoto 44' Faleono 47' Malo 73'

C.A. Estudiantes, Paraná
Referee: Jaco Peyper (South Africa)

17 June
3:15pm

Scotland	28 – 8	Tonga
Weir P 3 McInally (c) T 6 Weir C 7 Weir P 15 Weir P 40+3 Tait T 50 Weir C 51 Walker T 58	Report^[21]	Soatame P 9 Latu T 74

C.A. Estudiantes, Paraná
Referee: Francisco Pastrana (Argentina)

11th place play-off edit

21 June
2:15pm

Samoa	3 – 23	Tonga
Maleilegaoi P 40+1	Report^[22]	Michael Toloke P 17 Michael Toloke P 26 Katoa T 31 Aho T 46 Piutau T 89 Soatame C 89 Tuku'afu 80+2'

C.A. Estudiantes, Paraná
Referee: John Lacey (Ireland)

9th place play-off edit

21 June
12:00pm

Ireland	53 – 23	Scotland
Zebo P 7 Reid P 11 Conway T 12 Reid T 17 Reid C 17 Conway T 22 Reid C 22 Zebo T 46 Reid C 46 Annett (c) T 50 Reid C 50 Conway T 63 Reid C 63 Cooney T 70 Reid C 70	Report^[23]	Weir P 14 Weir P 20 Harley T 28 Weir C 28 Weir P 31 McInally (c) T 61 Weir C 61 Weir 80+9' Fedorciow 80+10'

C.A. Estudiantes, Paraná
Referee: Garratt Williamson (New Zealand)

5th place play-offs edit

5th Place Play-Off Semi-finals			5th Place Play-Off

1	Wales	19 (8)

4	Argentina	19 (9)
			Argentina	23

			France	37
3	France	44

2	Fiji	9	7th Place Play-Off


			Wales	39

			Fiji	15

Play-off semi finals edit

17 June
2:00pm

Wales	19 – 19 (8–9 a.p.)	Argentina
Shingler P 12 Shingler P 34 Shingler P 46 Downes T 60 Shingler C 61 Jarvis P 75	Report^[24]	Mendez P 8 Mendez P 44 Barone T 63 Mendez C 64 Muedra P 73 Muedra P 80+1

Estadio Brigadier General Estanislao López, Santa Fe
Referee: Peter Allan (Scotland)

17 June
4:15pm

France	44 – 9	Fiji
Bosch P 10 Geledan T 29 Bosch C 30 Bosch P 40+4 Erbani T 49 Bosch C 50 Bosch P 54 Lagain T 73 Bosch C 74 Erbani T 80+1 Bosch C 80+2 Bonneval T 80+5 Bosch C 80+6	Report^[25]	Matavesi DG 8 Matavesi P 12 Matavesi P 44

Estadio Brigadier General Estanislao López, Santa Fe
Referee: Nathan Pearce (Australia)

7th place play-off edit

21 June
12:00pm

Wales	39 – 15	Fiji
Jarvis P 3 Jarvis P 15 Jarvis P 23 Jarvis P 40+1 Jarvis P 45 Jarvis P 62 Allen T 67 Jarvis C 68 Davies T 79 Jarvis C 80 Allen T 80+3 Shingler C 80+4	Report^[26]	Ratulevu T 1 Linde C 2 Linde P 13 Marcus T35

Estadio Brigadier General Estanislao López, Santa Fe
Referee: Jaco Peyper (South Africa)

5th place play-off edit

21 June
2:15pm

Argentina	23 – 37	France
Mendez P 24 Mendez P 42 De la Vega T 62 Muedra C 63 Lopez T 69 De la Vega T 89+3	Report^[27]	Gimeno T 28 Taofifenua T 40+5 Doussain C 40+6 Gimeno T 48 Doussain C 49 Ivaldi (c) T 52 Doussain P 58 Bosch P 65 Dulin T 72 Bosch C 73

Estadio Brigadier General Estanislao López, Santa Fe
Referee: Peter Allan (Scotland)

Championship play-offs edit

Semi-finals			Final

1	Australia	28

4	England	16
			Australia	17

			New Zealand	62
3	New Zealand	36

2	South Africa	7	3rd Place Play-Off


			England	22

			South Africa	27

Championship semi finals edit

17 June
2:10pm

Australia	28 – 16	England
To'omua P 4 Aidan Toua T 15 To'omua C 16 Morahan T 31 To'omua C 32 To'omua P 39 To'omua P 67 Sitauti T 75	Report^[28]	Smith T 8 Homer P 22 Homer P 58 May T 79

Estadio Marcelo Bielsa, Rosario
Referee: Garratt Williamson (New Zealand)

17 June
4:30pm

New Zealand	36 – 7	South Africa
Savea T 5 Bleyendaal (c) P 18 Thomson T 23 Bleyendaal (c) C 24 Grice T 29 Bleyendaal (c) C 30 Bleyendaal (c) P 51 Bleyendaal (c) P 57 Bleyendaal (c) P 59 Savea T 70	Report^[29]	Du Preez T 40+2 Lambie C 40+3

Estadio Marcelo Bielsa, Rosario
Referee: John Lacey (Ireland)

3rd place play-off edit

21 June
4:45pm

England	22 – 27	South Africa
Watson T 13 Burns C 14 Green 16' Burns T 23 Burns C 23 Marler T 33 Clegg P 68	Report^[30]	Scheepers T 8 Lambie C 9 Van der Walt 16' Sithole T 25 Lambie T 41 Sithole T 57 Lambie C 57 Lambie P 73

Estadio Marcelo Bielsa, Rosario
Referee: Francisco Pastrana (Argentina)

Final edit

21 June
7:10pm

Australia	17 – 62	New Zealand
To'omua P 5 Morahan T 54 To'omua C 55 Sitauti T 69 To'omua C 70	Report^[31]	Coltman T 1 Tom Marshall T 9 Bleyendaal (c) C 9 Bleyendaal (c) P 15 Veainu T 19 Bleyendaal (c) C 20 Bleyendaal (c) P 37 Bleyendaal (c) P 41 Polwart T 44 Bleyendaal (c) C 45 Bleyendaal (c) T 47 Bleyendaal (c) C 48 Bleyendaal (c) P 52 Bleyendaal (c) P 60 Coltman 62' Veainu T 71 Parker C 72 Veainu T 76 Parker C 77

Estadio Marcelo Bielsa, Rosario
Referee: Pascal Gaüzère (France)

Final standings edit

Pos	Team
1	New Zealand
2	Australia
3	South Africa
4	England
5	France
6	Argentina
7	Wales
8	Fiji
9	Ireland
10	Scotland
11	Tonga
12	Samoa

Media coverage edit

IRB broadcasting rights:^[32]

Argentina: ESPN+ (All matches)
Australia: FOX (Australian matches plus semis and finals)
Brazil: BandSports (12 matches)
Canada: Setanta (12 matches)
Cook Islands: Elijah Communications (12 matches)
Fiji: Fiji TV (Fiji matches on delay plus 12 matches)
Ireland: Setanta Ireland (12 matches)
Israel: Ananey Communications (12 matches)
New Zealand: Sky (12 matches)
Niue: TV Niue (12 matches)
Romania: DTH (12 matches)
Samoa: SBC (12 matches)
Solomon Islands: Solomon Islands National TV (12 matches)
Tonga: Digicel (12 matches)
United Kingdom: Sky (12 matches)
Wales: S4C (Welsh matches plus semis and finals)
Latin America: ESPN Sur (Host broadcaster)
Middle East: Showtime (10 matches)
Pan Asia: Eurosport (12 matches)
Pan Europe: Eurosport (12 matches)
Southern Africa: M-Net/SuperSport (12 matches)

References edit

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External links edit

2010 IRB Junior World Championship match schedule

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Summary

Venues edit

Pool stage edit

Pool A edit

Pool B edit

Pool C edit

Knockout stage edit

9th place play-offs edit

Play-off semi finals edit

11th place play-off edit

9th place play-off edit

5th place play-offs edit

Play-off semi finals edit

7th place play-off edit

5th place play-off edit

Championship play-offs edit

Championship semi finals edit

3rd place play-off edit

Final edit

Final standings edit

Media coverage edit

See also edit

References edit

External links edit