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Cameron Clark

Athlete Biography

Cameron Clark made his Australian debut in 2012 in Wellington and has now played at 30 World

Series competitions. Since his �rst match in the green and gold he has established himself as a

reliable option in the squad’s backline and is often utilised as a goal kicker.

The Auckland-born back represented Australia in the national schoolboys side in 2011, along with

Rio 2016 teammate Allan Fa'alava'au. The same year he was a member of the Australian

Commonwealth Youth Games Team that won bronze in the Isle of Man.

In 2014, he won bronze at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games to cap o� a remarkable 2013-14

Sevens World Series where Clark was named in the Men's Sevens Team of the Year. He passed the

500-point mark during the 2014-15 season and now has 632 World Series points to his name.

The son of rugby commentator Greg Clark, he �rst touched a rugby ball as an eight-year-old when

he led the NSW Waratahs out at the Sydney Football Stadium in 2001 for a clash against the

Queensland Reds.

O� the pitch Clark completed a Bachelor of Business from the Swinburne University of Technology.

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Sport Rugby - Sevens Status Selected

Event/s Rugby Sevens Men Height 185

Weight 85 Age 23

Born Auckland, New Zealand Lives Fairlight, NSW, Australia

Olympic Information

Rio 2016 will Olympic debut

Recent Performances

6th - 2015-16 Sevens World Series – Paris Sevens (Paris, France)

7th - 2015-16 Sevens World Series – Singapore Sevens (Singapore)

4th - 2015-16 Sevens World Series – Hong Kong Sevens (Hong Kong)

2nd - 2015-16 Sevens World Series – USA Sevens (Las Vegas, USA)

2nd - 2015-16 Sevens World Series – Sydney Sevens (Sydney, Australia)

Career Highlights

Winning Commonwealth Games bronze at the Glasgow 2014 Games.

Winning Commonwealth Youth Games bronze in the Isle of Man in 2011.

Qualifying and being selected for Rio 2016.

Education

Primary St Ives North Public School (NSW, Australia)

Secondary Knox Grammar School (NSW, Australia)

Tertiary Bachelor of Business - Swinburne University

Training

Coach Andy Friend (2016 - current)

Club Northern Suburbs, Australia

Institute/Academy Sydney Academy of Sport

Primary Training Base Sydney, Australia




Q&A

Superstition/s Left boot always on �rst. Tighten laces in the tunnel before I run out

Favourite food Italian

Favourite holiday destination Croatia

Favourite music Little bit of everything

Dream car Aston Martin DB9

Star Sign Pisces

I would spend my last $10 on Scratchie

Tattoos/Piercings -

If I could try another Olympic sport it would be Golf

Most Inspiring Olympic Performance? Cathy Freeman 400m, Sydney Olympics

First Olympic Memory? Eric the eel, Sydney 2000

Most In�uential person in your career/life Dad Why this sport? Love team sports. Faster version of the 15 man game

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Thomas Cusack

Athlete Biography

An injury in early 2016 forced Thomas Cusack to undergo wrist surgery and miss a large part of the

2015/16 World Series. He proved his tness at a training camp in Darwin in June to ensure he

would get to wear the green and gold at the Olympic Games.

Born in the ACT, Cusack is not a stranger to the international stage, having previously represented

Australia at Schoolboys (2010-11) and Under 20s level (2012) and is a former member of the ARU

National Gold Squad.

The Canberran made his Australian sevens debut at the Wellington Sevens Tournament in 2013. He

was already familiar with several teammates, having ?played alongside Sean McMahon, Allan

Fa'alava'au, Lewis Holland and Con Foley at the Junior World Championships the previous year.

Cusack helped Australia win bronze at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.

A graduate of Marist College Canberra, Cusack's skills span further than the Rugby pitch and

classroom - he has also been playing piano since he was 12 years old.


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Weight 102 Age 23

Born Canberra, ACT, Australia Lives Canberra, ACT

Olympic Information

Rio 2016 will be Olympic debut.

Recent Performances


5th - 2015-16 Sevens World Series – Wellington Sevens (Wellington, New Zealand)

12th - 2015-16 Sevens World Series – Cape Town Sevens (Cape Town, South Africa)

6th - 2015-16 Sevens World Series – Dubai Sevens (Dubai, UAE)

Career Highlights

Qualifying for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games.

Being selected on the Australian Team as Sevens makes its debut in Rio.

Training




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Allan Faalavaau

Athlete Biography

Allan Fa’alava’au will be a key play maker for the Australian men’s rugby sevens section when the

sport makes its Olympic debut at Rio 2016.

Born in Auckland, the utility moved to Australia as a 14-year-old. He was a member of the

Australian Schoolboys side in 2011 alongside Cameron Clark, Sean McMahon and Will Miller.

He made his debut for the Australian Sevens side after being called up as injury cover for the Las

Vegas Sevens tournament in 2012. The same year he was named in the Australian U20s team for

the Junior World Championships in South Africa.

Fa’alava’au was granted Australian citizenship in 2014 and signed a new contract with the Aussie

sevens in January 2015. O䘀䤃 the 䘀쐂eld, he is a quiet achiever and loves to play the guitar for hours on

end.


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Weight 88 Age 22

Born Auckland, New Zealand Lives Melbourne, VIC, Australia





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Evania Pelite

John Porch

Ellia Green

Career Highlights

Winning Tokyo sevens cup

U20s World Cup

Education

Primary West Harbour Primary School

Secondary Dandenong High School (VIC,Australia)

Training


Club Endeavour Hills Rugby Club (VIC Australia)

Primary Training Base Narrabeen Academy Of Sport

Q&A

Star Sign Scorpio

I would spend my last $10 on Family

If I could try another Olympic sport it would be Boxing

Most Inહuential person in your career/life Dad & Mum

Why this sport? Love a challenge

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Con Foley

Athlete Biography

Long known as one of the side’s most consistent performers, forward Con Foley is the second most

experienced player on the Australian Team heading to Rio behind only captain Ed Jenkins.

Foley �rst started playing rugby in the under-7s at Souths Rugby Union in Queensland. He played

rugby throughout school and continued while at the University of Queensland before he was

recognised as a potential star of the sevens game.

After travelling with the national development side, Foley made his Australian debut at the 2011

Gold Coast Sevens event. He would go onto tour South Africa for the World Junior Championships

in the �fteen-man format in 2012.

Foley was a regular in the starting for the Australian team that won Commonwealth Games bronze

in 2014 in Glasgow.

He added another eight tries in the 2015/16 season to his World Series tally which now sits at 55.


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Weight 90 Age 23

Born Brisbane, QLD, Australia Lives Brisbane, QLD, Australia

Olympic Information

Rio 2016 will be Olympic debut

Recent Performances




3rd - 2015-16 Sevens World Series – Canada Sevens (Vancouver, Canada)


Career Highlights

Winning bronze ar the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games

Being selected to compete at the Rio 2016 Games.

Education

Primary Mary Immaculate Annerley (QLD, Australia)

Secondary St Josephs College Gregory Terrace (QLD, Australia)

Tertiary Bachelor of Business - Swinburne Online

Training


Club University of Queensland, QLD, Australia



Q&A



Favourite food Chicken Parmy

Favourite holiday destination Dubrovnik, Croatia

Favourite music Anything and everything

Dream car Volkswagon Kombi Van

Personal Motto Smooth seas never made a skilled sailor

Star Sign Virgo

If I could try another Olympic sport it would be Equestrian

Most Inspiring Olympic Performance? Ian thorpe 400 metre freestyle

Most In�uential person in your career/life Dad

Why this sport? Have played rugby my whole life

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Lewis Holland

Athlete Biography

Lewis Holland was an impressive rugby player in high school, representing both his state and

country in 2010 as a member of the Australian Schoolboys team. The 23-year-old joined the

Brumbies Academy when he graduated school, playing 15s before he turned his attention to

sevens at the age of 18.

The ball-player made his debut with the Australian Men’s Rugby Sevens team in 2011. The same

year he represented Australia at the Commonwealth Youth Games on the Isle of Man, coming

home with the bronze medal.

Born in Braidwood, Holland was named in the Under 20s squad that competed in the Junior World

Championships in South Africa in 2012. He competed in almost every major tournament in the

2012-13 Sevens World Series and made his World Cup debut in Moscow, 2013.

A hamstring injury saw Holland miss out on the 2014 Commonwealth Games, yet a strong 2015-16

season – including a starring role in the inaugural Sydney 7s - secured Holland’s spot in the 䘀쐂nal

squad for Rio.

Holland will make his Olympic debut in Rio alongside partner Charlotte Caslick, who is also

contending her maiden Games with the Australian Women’s Rugby Sevens Team.


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Weight 87 Age 23

Born Braidwood, NSW, Australia Lives Braidwood, NSW, Australia

Olympic Information


Recent Performances




7th - 2015-16 Sevens World Series – South Africa Sevens (Cape Town, South Africa)

Career Highlights

Getting selected to line up at the Rio 2016 Games.

Playing in the Sevens World Cup in 2013.

Playing in the Under 20s World Cup in 2012.

Education

Primary Braidwood central school (NSW, Australia)

Secondary St Edmunds College Canberra (ACT Australia)

Training







Q&A

Superstition/s Socks down

Favourite food Ham sandwich

Favourite holiday destination Home

Favourite music Country

Dream car Land cruiser dual cab ute

Personal Motto Be good or be good at it.

I would spend my last $10 on I would put it on black and double it

Tattoos/Piercings I have a mole on my 䘀쐂nger.

If I could try another Olympic sport it would be Trap shooting

Most Inspiring Olympic Performance? Eric the Eel

Most In䘀uential person in your career/life Dominique Du Toit

Why this sport? Wasn't that good at anything else

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Henry Hutchison

Athlete Biography

The youngest member of the Australian men’s team, Henry Hutchison burst onto the scene in late

2015 and will now get the chance to take it to the world’s best in Rio.

Having played both at Australian Schoolboys and Australian U20s level Hutchison was set to

compete for Australia at the Commonwealth Youth Games but was held back to play in a Rio

quali�er warm-up series against New Zealand with the senior team.

After impressing against the Kiwis he earned a call up to the team for Oceania Quali�cation

Tournament in Auckland in November 2015. He was one of the green and gold’s best at the

competition as Australia defeated Tonga in the �nal to book their spot at the Rio 2016 Games.

Soon after he made his World Series debut in Cape Town, South Africa where he scored a try in

each of his opening three matches as Australia went on to �nish 7th.

He had his most proli�c tournament in Sydney and would go on and score 27 tries across the

2015/16 World Series season. His breakthrough year was rewarded when he was awarded the

World Rugby Sevens Rookie of the Year award.


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Weight 85 Age 19

Born Crows Nest, NSW, Australia Lives Rosevile, NSW, Australia

Olympic Information


Recent Performances

10th - 2015-16 Sevens World Series – London Sevens (London, United Kingdom)





Career Highlights

Being a part of the team that quali�ed for Rio 2016.

Winning the Rookie of the Year award for the 2015/16 World Series.

Being selected to play at Rio 2016.

Education

Primary St Kevin's College Toorak (VIC, Australia)

Secondary St Ignatius College Riverview (NSW, Australia)

Tertiary Bachelor of Commerce - University of New South Wales

Training


Club Randwick, NSW, Australia






Q&A

Superstition/s If I told you, they wouldn't stay superstitious

Favourite food Chicken Stir Fry

Favourite holiday destination Paris

Favourite music Spirit Bird by Xavier Rudd

Dream car Jaguar

Star Sign Aquarius

I would spend my last $10 on Lottery Ticket

If I could try another Olympic sport it would be Athletics

Most Inspiring Olympic Performance? Steven Bradbury

First Olympic Memory? Cathy Freeman

Most In�uential person in your career/life Matt Giteau

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Ed Jenkins

Athlete Biography

Captain of the Australian Men’s Rugby Sevens team, Ed Jenkins is the most-capped Australian

men’s sevens player of all time. He made his debut in 2008 and has represented his nation in two

Rugby Sevens World Cups.

The skipper was part of the squad that won the 2010 London Sevens and 2012 Japan Sevens,

however missed out on most of the 2012-13 World Series after picking up a hamstring injury in the

opening round.

He won silver at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi and captained Australia to the bronze

medal at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. He will lead the Australian Men’s Rugby

Sevens in Rio when the sport makes its Olympic debut.

The Sydney-born forward scored 13 tries during the 2015-16 Sevens World Series, playing a total of

29 games. He is the second highest Australian World Series try-scorer (104) of all time, just three

short of Peter Miller’s record of 107.

A keen golfer, Jenkins is one of ힻ釆ve siblings and has an identical twin brother Jono who currently

plays rugby with French side Narbonne. He is married to wife Dominica and became a father in

January 2016.


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Weight 96 Age 30

Born NSW, Australia Lives Rushcutters Bay, NSW, Australia

Olympic Information


Recent Performances




7th - 2015-16 Sevens World Series – South Africa Sevens (Cape Town, South Africa)

Career Highlights

Winning silver at the 2010 Delhi Commonwealth Games and bronze at the 2014 Glasgow

Commonwealth Games

Qualifying for the Olympics

Being selected to captain the side in Rio.

Education

Primary Northbridge Primary (NSW, Australia)

Secondary St Ignatius College Riverview (NSW, Australia)

Training


Club Sydney University, Australia






Q&A

Favourite food Steak (medium rare) with a good red

Favourite holiday destination Positano Italy or anywhere on the Amalힻ釆 coast.

Dream car G65

Personal Motto I strongly believe that hard work will beat talent everyday when talent doesn't

work hard.

Star Sign Gemini

I would spend my last $10 on Lotto ticket

If I could try another Olympic sport it would be Golf

Most Inspiring Olympic Performance? Cathy Freeman at Sydney 2000

First Olympic Memory? Atlanta 1996 Games but I can't remember much of it.

Why this sport? Have always played rugby from a young age and set my sights on it once it became

an Olympic sport.

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Nick Malouf

Athlete Biography

After sitting on the sideline with a serious knee injury for the 2015-16 World Series, Nick Malouf

returned in time to impress at the side’s �nal training camp squad in June 2016 to make the �nal

squad.

Born in Sunnybank, Queensland, Malouf was originally a ଙanker in the 15-man game with the

University of Queensland before he turned his focus to sevens.

He made his international debut at the 2012 Dubai World Series tournament and quickly

established himself as a regular in the team. He played in every game of the 2013 and 2014 World

Series before rupturing his ACL in September 2015.

The Queenslander is currently studying a Bachelor of Law/Bachelor of Commerce.


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Weight 95 Age 23

Born Sunnybank, QLD, Australia Lives Brisbane, QLD, Australia

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Education

Primary Robertson State School (QLD, Australia)

Secondary Anglican Church Grammar School (QLD, Australia)

Tertiary Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Commerce (2011 - current)

Training


Club University of Queensland, QLD, Australia



Q&A

Favourite food Lasagne

Favourite holiday destination Stradbroke Island

Favourite music Chillout

Dream car Aston Martin

Star Sign Pisces

I would spend my last $10 on Food

If I could try another Olympic sport it would be Basketball

Most Inspiring Olympic Performance? Cathy Freeman

First Olympic Memory? Sydney 2000 Olympics Opening Ceremony

Most In䘀uential person in your career/life Dad

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Patrick McCutcheon

Athlete Biography

Pat McCutcheon was combining Sevens duties with 15s when it was announced Rugby Sevens

would make its Olympic debut at Rio 2016. He rejoined the sevens program on a full-time basis in

August 2015 and one year later will compete at his maiden Games.

Born in Narromine NSW, McCutcheon grew up on a farm and played rugby and soccer as a child. He

turned his focus to sevens during his time at boarding school in Sydney and represented his nation

in the Australia Under 19s and Australian Schoolboys team before he made his Sevens World Series

debut in 2007.

McCutcheon captained Australia to a silver medal at the 2010 Commonwealth Games alongside

current skipper Ed Jenkins. After Delhi, he turned his attention back to the 15s game.

The loose forward played 37 times for the New South Wales Waratahs in Super Rugby after making

his debut in 2010. A highlight was taking out the 2014 Super Rugby title. McCutcheon was the club

captain before returning to sevens for the 2015-16 World Series.

The 29-year-old was the joint winner of the 2014 RUPA Community Service Award alongside Henry

Speight and is an ambassador of the Raise Foundation. He is currently studying a Bachelor of

Spatial Science and Surveying.


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Weight 103 Age 29

Born Narromine, NSW, Australia Lives Paddington, NSW, Australia

Olympic Information


Recent Performances





Career Highlights

2014 Super Rugby Champions with the NSW Waratahs.

Winning silver at the 2010 Commonwealth Games.

Being selected to play at the Rio 2016 Olympics.

Education

Primary Narromine Public School (NSW, Australia)

Secondary St Joseph's College, Hunters Hill (NSW, Australia)

Tertiary Bachelor of Spacial Science, Surveying - University of Southern Queensland (2013 -

current)

Training




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Jesse Parahi

Athlete Biography

Powerful ball-carrier Jesse Parahi was a key player in helping Australia qualify for the Olympic

Games. After a three-month stint playing in the NRL with the West Tigers in early 2016, Parahi

returned to the Australian sevens program in April and eventually secured his position in the Rio

Team.

Parahi grew up playing both rugby league and union. He stopped playing league at 18 to focus on

his sevens career, a move that paid o䘀䤃 when he made his international debut in Edinburgh in 2010.

The 2012 RUPA Rugby Sevens Excellence Award recipient helped Australia win bronze at the 2014

Glasgow Commonwealth Games.

One of Jesse’s most memorable moments in an Australian Sevens jersey was in October 2013 when

he crossed over in sudden-death extra-time against South Africa in the Gold Coast Cup Semi-Finals

to secure the win.

Parahi and his wife Carlien run an occupational therapy program - Sense Rugby - created to help

kids who usually 䘀쐂nd it di䘀朄cult to be part of a sports team get involved in sport and physical

activity.


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Weight 105 Age 26

Born Campsie, NSW, Australia Lives Avalon, NSW, NSW, Australia

Olympic Information


Recent Performances



1st - World Sevens Oceania Olympic Quali䘀쐂cation tournament (Auckland, New Zealand)

Career Highlights

Qualifying to play at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games.

Winning bronze at the 2014 Commonwealth Games.

Training





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John Porch

Athlete Biography

One of the newest members in the Australian men’s rugby sevens program John Porch will

represent his nation at the Rio Olympic Games in the same year he made his international debut.

Porch was a member of the Australian Schoolboys and NSW team in 2012. He wore the green and

gold jersey as an un-contracted player for a tour of New Zealand in September 2015.

He signed his 瘾룞rst Australian Sevens contract not long after having impressed the national

coaching sta⻆읋 with a string of 瘾룞ne performances for the North Harbour Rays in the 2015 National

Rugby Championship. ?

The 磘콢yer from Orange in Central West New South Wales made his Australian Sevens debut in

Wellington in January 2016, helping his country to a hard-earned 瘾룞fth place 瘾룞nish.

The 22-year-old was told he would probably never play rugby again after a compound fracture to

his ankle in 2013. However, he was back on the 瘾룞eld after 10 months of rehabilitation, making his

Olympic debut all the sweeter.


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Weight 99 Age 22

Born Orange, NSW, Australia Lives Lane Cove, NSW, Australia

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Recent Performances





5th - 2015-16 Sevens World Series – Wellington Sevens (Wellington, New Zealand)

Career Highlights

Making my Seven debut at Wellington January 2016

Competing at the Hong Kong Sevens.

Being selected to compete for Australia in Rio.

Education

Primary Nundle Public School (NSW, Australia)

Secondary Farrer MAHS (NSW, Australia)

Training

Primary Training Base Narrabeen Sports Academy

Q&A



Favourite food Creamy Cabonarra Pasta


Dream car As long as it gets me from A to B it's a good car

Personal Motto Fortune favours the bold

Star Sign Pisces

I would spend my last $10 on My family

Tattoos/Piercings Owl - right forearm Skull - right inner ankle Word on right foot Motto on left

bicep Memorial on left ribs

If I could try another Olympic sport it would be Table tennis

Most In磘콢uential person in your career/life Mum Why this sport? Played it since I was young and just live it so much

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James Stannard

Athlete Biography

James Stannard is Australia’s all-time leading World Series scorer having overtaken Peter Miller’s

mark in Wellington in January 2016.

He played for Super Rugby side the Western Force in 2008 before lining up for the ACT Brumbies in

2009-10. He began to split his time between the 䵉fteen-man and sevens formats and made his

national sevens team debut in 2010 before winning silver with the team at the Delhi

Commonwealth Games later that year.

He played for the Force again in 2011-12 before taking up a contract to play in Japan in the 䵉fteen-

man format in 2012. He was back playing sevens for Australia in early 2013 and won a bronze medal

with the Australian side at the 2014 Commonwealth Games.

He closed in on 800 World Series career points following the 2015/16 season. Stannard scored

eight tries and kicked 89 conversions as Australia 䵉nished the season fourth overall.

Before taking up a career in rugby the Queenslander was a boilermaker.


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Weight 82 Age 33

Born Brisbane, QLD, Australia Lives Avalon, NSW, Australia

Olympic Information


Recent Performances






Career Highlights

Winning silver at the 2010 Commonwealth Games and bronze at the 2014 Commonwealth

Games.

Playing for the Western Force in 2008 in the Super Rugby competition

Getting the chance to line up for Australia at Rio 2016.

Education

Primary Karalee State School (QLD, Australia)

Secondary St Edmunds College (QLD, Australia)

Training


Club Eastwood





Q&A

Favourite food Bull

Favourite holiday destination My mum and dads house


Dream car Ford f250

Star Sign Ddon't believe in rubbish

I would spend my last $10 on My kids

If I could try another Olympic sport it would be None

First Olympic Memory? Perkins winning Atlanta 1996 gold

Most In㺈ǆuential person in your career/life Mum and Dad

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