1998 Women's Rugby World Cup
Tournament details | |
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Host nation | Netherlands |
Dates | 1998-05-01 – 1998-05-16 |
No. of nations | 16 |
Champions | New Zealand |
Tournament statistics | |
Matches played | 40 |
← 1994 2002 → |
The 1998 Women's Rugby World Cup was the first world cup fully sanctioned by the International Rugby Board (IRB) and the third Women's Rugby World Cup in history. The tournament took place in Amsterdam, in the Netherlands and was the first women's world cup held outside of the United Kingdom.
The tournament saw a record 16 teams compete and heightened media attention. There was no qualification process, teams taking part by invitation from the IRB. New Zealand defeated the United States 44–12 in the final.
Several matches in the tournament were filmed for television and a one-hour TV highlights programme was produced by IMG. These recordings are held as part of the IRB's World Cup Archive.[1]
Pool stages
Pool A
Team Won Drawn Lost For Against Ladder England 2 0 0 147 6 2nd Canada 1 0 1 22 79 8th Netherlands 1 0 1 51 16 10th Sweden 0 0 2 0 139 15th
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1998-05-01 | Netherlands | 7–16 | Canada | Amsterdam | [35/19/1] |
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1998-05-02 | England | 75–0 | Sweden | Amsterdam | [43/18/2] |
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1998-05-05 | Canada | 6–72 | England | Amsterdam | [20/44/3] |
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1998-05-05 | Netherlands | 44–0 | Sweden | Amsterdam | [36/19/4] |
Pool B
Team Won Drawn Lost For Against Ladder United States 2 0 0 117 16 3rd Spain 1 0 1 44 56 6th Wales 1 0 1 101 35 9th Russia 0 0 2 7 167 16th
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1998-05-02 | Spain | 28–18 | Wales | Amsterdam | [15/32/1] |
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1998-05-02 | Russia | 0–84 | United States | Amsterdam | [9/25/1] |
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1998-05-05 | Spain | 16–38 | United States | Amsterdam | [16/26/1] |
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1998-05-05 | Russia | 7–83 | Wales | Amsterdam | [10/33/1] |
Pool C
Team Won Drawn Lost For Against Ladder New Zealand 2 0 0 210 6 1st Scotland 1 0 1 37 84 7th Italy 1 0 1 42 42 11th Germany 0 0 2 11 168 15th
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1998-05-02 | Germany | 6–134 | New Zealand | Amsterdam | [19/16/1] |
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1998-05-02 | Italy | 8–37 | Scotland | Amsterdam | [20/29/3] |
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1998-05-05 | New Zealand | 76–0 | Scotland | Amsterdam | [17/30/1] |
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1998-05-05 | Germany | 5–34 | Italy | Amsterdam | [20/21/2] |
Pool D
Team Won Drawn Lost For Against Ladder France 2 0 0 33 14 4th Australia 1 0 1 29 10 5th Kazakhstan 1 0 1 18 29 12th Ireland 0 0 2 6 33 13th
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1998-05-02 | France | 23–6 | Kazakhstan | Amsterdam | [45/12/1] |
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1998-05-02 | Australia | 21–0 | Ireland | Amsterdam | [6/22/1] |
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1998-05-05 | Australia | 8–10 | France | Amsterdam | [7/46/1] |
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1998-05-05 | Ireland | 6–12 | Kazakhstan | Amsterdam | [23/13/1] |
Quarter finals
Cup/Plate
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1998-05-09 | Australia | 13–30 | England | Amsterdam | [8/45/1] |
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1998-05-09 | Scotland | 10–25 | United States | Amsterdam | [31/27/1] |
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1998-05-09 | Canada | 9–7 | France | Amsterdam | [21/47/2] |
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1998-05-09 | New Zealand | 46–3 | Spain | Amsterdam | [18/17/1] |
Bowl/Shield
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1998-05-09 | Netherlands | 18–21 | Ireland | Amsterdam | [37/24/1] |
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1998-05-09 | Germany | 12–55 | Wales | Amsterdam | [21/34/1] |
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1998-05-09 | Kazakhstan | 47–5 | Sweden | Amsterdam | [14/20/3] |
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1998-05-09 | Italy | 51–7 | Russia | Amsterdam | [22/11/1] |
Semi finals
Cup
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1998-05-12 | England | 11–44 | New Zealand | Amsterdam | [46/19/2] |
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1998-05-12 | Canada | 6–46 | United States | Amsterdam | [22/28/8] |
Plate
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1998-05-12 | Australia | 17–15 | Spain | Amsterdam | [9/18/1] |
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1998-05-12 | France | 7–27 | Scotland | Amsterdam | [48/32/2] |
Bowl
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1998-05-12 | Ireland | 20–5 | Italy | Amsterdam | [25/23/2] |
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1998-05-12 | Kazakhstan | 18–13 | Wales | Amsterdam | [15/35/2] |
Shield
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1998-05-12 | Netherlands | 61–0 | Russia | Amsterdam | [38/12/1] |
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1998-05-12 | Germany | 20–18 | Sweden | Amsterdam | [22/21/4] |
Finals
15th/16th place
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1998-05-15 | Russia | 3–23 | Sweden | Amsterdam | [13/22/2] |
11th/12th place
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1998-05-15 | Italy | 10–12 | Wales | Amsterdam | [24/36/1] |
Shield (13th place)
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1998-05-15 | Netherlands | 67–3 | Germany | Amsterdam | [38/23/6] |
Bowl (9th place)
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1998-05-15 | Ireland | 10–26 | Kazakhstan | Amsterdam | [26/16/2] |
3rd/4th place
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1998-05-16 | Canada | 15–31 | England | Amsterdam | [23/47/4] |
7th/8th place
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1998-05-16 | France | 9–22 | Spain | Amsterdam | [49/19/6] |
Plate (5th place)
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1998-05-16 | Australia | 25–15 | Scotland | Amsterdam | [10/33/1] |
Cup
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1998-05-16 | New Zealand | 44–12 | United States | Amsterdam | [20/29/4] |
1998 Women's Rugby World Cup Winners |
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New Zealand First title |
1998 Top scorers
Pos. Name Team Tries Conv Pen Points 1 Annaleah Rush New Zealand 5 21 2 73 2 Anne-Mieke v Waveren the Netherlands 6 13 3 65 3 Jos Bergmann USA 3 8 8 55 4 Tracey Comley Wales 4 15 1 53 5 Tammi Wilson New Zealand 7 8 0 51 6 Minke Docter the Netherlands 9 0 0 45 7 Nicky Brown England 8 0 0 40 8 Realtine Shrieves Ireland 0 2 11 38 9 Louisa Wall New Zealand 7 0 0 35 9 Vanessa Cootes New Zealand 7 0 0 35 11 Alfiya Tamayeva Kazakhstan 1 11 2 33
See also
References
- ↑ "World Cup Archive". Archived from the original on June 1, 2007.
External links
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