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Americas Rankings – October 09 2016

There have been changes to the Americas Rankings following round two of the South American B Championship. The updated Americas Rankings – October 09 2016 sees a rise for Peru.

Argentina remains well out on top in the Americas. The South Americans nonetheless have taken a hit. Saturday’s loss to Australia sees them dropping from 80.93 to 80.31 points. In terms of the World Rankings this means Argentina fall below France and Scotland to 9th.

Peru’s home win over Ecuador sees Los Tumis winning back some rankings points. Losses to Venezuela and Colombia saw Peru free-falling to 17th in the Americas. Saturday’s win sees a slight rise from 36.82 points to 36.95. With it Peru overtake Barbados by the narrowest of margins.

Ecuador’s slight loss of points is not enough to see the country falling in terms of positions. Depending on results in the upcoming South American C Championship this will change.

Colombia’s South American B Championship title sees Los Tucanes increasingly close to Paraguay. Saturday’s win over Venezuela elevates Colombia from 47.09 to 47.81 points. Venezuela drops from 41.86 to 41.14 points. It will not impact on the overall ranking position.

# Americas Rankings Pts
1 Argentina 80.93
2 USA 65.60
3 Canada 64.53
4 Uruguay 63.56
5 Chile 55.73
6 Brazil 50.75
7 Paraguay 48.77
8 Colombia 47.81
9 Mexico 46.47
10 Trinidad & Tobago 46.25
11 Guyana 45.35
12 Cayman Islands 42.88
13 Venezuela 41.14
14 Bermuda 39.22
15 Jamaica 38.76
16 Peru 36.95
17 Barbados 36.94
18 St. Vincent and the Grenadines 34.91
19 Bahamas 33.76
20 Turks & Caicos 31.34
21 Dominican Republic 31.05
22 Ecuador 30.57
23 Belize 30.00
24 Bolivia 30.00
25 British Virgin Islands 30.00
26 Costa Rica 30.00
27 Cuba 30.00
28 El Salvador 30.00
29 Guadeloupe 30.00
30 Haiti 30.00
31 Honduras 30.00
32 Martinique 30.00
33 Nicaragua 30.00
34 Panama 30.00
35 St. Kitts and Nevis 30.00
36 St. Lucia 30.00
37 Suriname 30.00
38 Guatemala 29.30
39 Curaçao 27.61

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Formally created in June 2015, this website's goal is to increase media exposure of the Tier 2 rugby nations, and create a hub with a focus on the stories of rugby in the Americas - North, Central and South.

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