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The Greenyards trio of Ross McCann, Sam Pecqueur and Nyall Godsmark remain in the squad which competed in the opening two rounds, where Scotland reached consecutive quarter-finals. Scotland have been drawn in Pool C with France, Kenya and reigning champions South Africa in New Zealand. Dalziel said: “Training has gone well and we have an almost full squad to pick from, which is great credit to our support staff and the conditioning of the players. “We are starting to get a settled group with some key relationships starting to form and hope consistency in selection will drive more consistency in our delivery. “We are also building real competition for places and our players are now catching the eye of the pro team coaches. It’s testament to the programme that we can select this this group of players and also support the pro sides during international windows. “All three teams in our pool possess major threats across the board but are all very different in their tactical approach. “It’s important to narrow that focus and concentrate on one game at a time and, although we have previewed and prepped very well for all three teams, our sole focus is now on game one against a very potent French side in a match where both teams will be eager to start well.”
Scotland 7s squad to compete at the third leg of the 2018/19 HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series in Hamilton: 1 Scott Riddell, 2 Nyle Godsmark, 3 Kyle Steyn, 4 Robbie Ferguson (co-captain), 5 Harvey Elms, 6 Glenn Bryce, 7 Jamie Farndale (co-captain), 8 Jo Nayacavou, 9 Sam Pecqueur, 10 Gavin Lowe, 11 Max McFarland, 12 Ross McCann, 13 Alec Coombes
Scotland 7s fixtures in Hamilton (26 – 27 January, kick-off times in GMT): Saturday – Scotland vs France (9pm); Sunday – Scotland vs Kenya (12.48am), Scotland vs South Africa (5.22am)
The retirements from Sevens of Seabelo Senatla and Rosko Specman have left coach Neil Powell with two huge sets of boots to fill.
Philip Snyman will again lead the side after missing the second day of action in Cape Town with a shoulder niggle, while Justin Geduld and Werner Kok, who underwent minor surgery for knee and facial injuries last month, have also being declared fit to play in Australasia.
The inclusion of Kyle Brown, for his 68th World Series tournament, will see the former team captain equal the record for tournament appearances in the Blitzboks jersey, held by Frankie Horne.
It will be the first outing in the World Rugby Sevens Series for flanker JC Pretorius who turns 21 next week. Pretorius has impressed with the Sevens Academy due to his power married with slick skills.
Chris Dry and Stedman Gans have been recalled with the former providing some much needed experience to the group.
Betting tips
There should be some good value to be gained from backing the USA’s Madison Hughes to end as the top points scorer. The US team have been consistent and could show that their place at the top of the Series log is no fluke.
On form Fiji should be favourites to win the leg but New Zealand will be determined to make up for their semi-final disappointment last year.
The Greenyards trio of Ross McCann, Sam Pecqueur and Nyall Godsmark remain in the squad which competed in the opening two rounds, where Scotland reached consecutive quarter-finals. Scotland have been drawn in Pool C with France, Kenya and reigning champions South Africa in New Zealand. Dalziel said: “Training has gone well and we have an almost full squad to pick from, which is great credit to our support staff and the conditioning of the players. “We are starting to get a settled group with some key relationships starting to form and hope consistency in selection will drive more consistency in our delivery. “We are also building real competition for places and our players are now catching the eye of the pro team coaches. It’s testament to the programme that we can select this this group of players and also support the pro sides during international windows. “All three teams in our pool possess major threats across the board but are all very different in their tactical approach. “It’s important to narrow that focus and concentrate on one game at a time and, although we have previewed and prepped very well for all three teams, our sole focus is now on game one against a very potent French side in a match where both teams will be eager to start well.”
Scotland 7s squad to compete at the third leg of the 2018/19 HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series in Hamilton: 1 Scott Riddell, 2 Nyle Godsmark, 3 Kyle Steyn, 4 Robbie Ferguson (co-captain), 5 Harvey Elms, 6 Glenn Bryce, 7 Jamie Farndale (co-captain), 8 Jo Nayacavou, 9 Sam Pecqueur, 10 Gavin Lowe, 11 Max McFarland, 12 Ross McCann, 13 Alec Coombes
Scotland 7s fixtures in Hamilton (26 – 27 January, kick-off times in GMT): Saturday – Scotland vs France (9pm); Sunday – Scotland vs Kenya (12.48am), Scotland vs South Africa (5.22am)
The retirements from Sevens of Seabelo Senatla and Rosko Specman have left coach Neil Powell with two huge sets of boots to fill.
Philip Snyman will again lead the side after missing the second day of action in Cape Town with a shoulder niggle, while Justin Geduld and Werner Kok, who underwent minor surgery for knee and facial injuries last month, have also being declared fit to play in Australasia.
The inclusion of Kyle Brown, for his 68th World Series tournament, will see the former team captain equal the record for tournament appearances in the Blitzboks jersey, held by Frankie Horne.
It will be the first outing in the World Rugby Sevens Series for flanker JC Pretorius who turns 21 next week. Pretorius has impressed with the Sevens Academy due to his power married with slick skills.
Chris Dry and Stedman Gans have been recalled with the former providing some much needed experience to the group.
Betting tips
There should be some good value to be gained from backing the USA’s Madison Hughes to end as the top points scorer. The US team have been consistent and could show that their place at the top of the Series log is no fluke.
On form Fiji should be favourites to win the leg but New Zealand will be determined to make up for their semi-final disappointment last year.
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