- Mexico national rugby union team (sevens)
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Springboks Union Mexican Rugby Federation Nickname(s) Serpirntes (snakes). Emblem(s) the Snake. Coach(es) Frederic Bernabeu Captain(s) Pascal Nadaud Team kitChange kitWorld Cup Appearances none (IRB Sevens World Series (1) (First in 2011) Best result Group Stage The Mexico national rugby union sevens team compete in the World Sevens Series, and Rugby World Cup Sevens.
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History
Main article: Rugby union in MexicoHonours
2008 USA Sevens
Event Winners Score Finalists Semi Finalists Cup New Zealand 27 - 12 South Africa Kenya
SamoaPlate Fiji 26 - 21 Argentina England
ScotlandBowl Wales 21 - 19 United States Canada
FranceShield Australia 24 - 12 Chile Mexico
West IndiesCurrent Squad
Squad to 2011 Hong Kong Sevens
- Pascal Nadaud
- Santiago Leboreiro
- Oscar O'Farrill
- Alejandro Chavez
- Mauricio Rios
- Christian Henning
- Miguel Carner
- Alejandro Pradillo
- Jorge Bermudez
- Pablo Pinedo
- Carlos Petersen
- Luis Fernando Herrejon
See also
- World Sevens Series
- Rugby World Cup Sevens
- Mexico national rugby union team
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