Template:Infobox Rugby Sevens/doc

Usage

The Infobox Rugby Sevens template is used to summarise information about a particular event in a rugby sevens tournament, such as an event in the World Rugby Sevens Series.

Blank template

{{Infobox Rugby Sevens
| countries = 
| date = 
| champions1 =
| runnersup1 = 
| third1 =
| matches = 
| attendance = 
| tries = 
| top point scorer = 
| top try scorer = 
| prevseason = 
| nextseason =
}}

For backwards compatibility the parameter name third may also be used for third1.

Parameters for additional trophy competitions and place-getters

| champions2 =
| runnersup2 = 
| third2 =
| champions3 =
| runnersup3 = 
| third3 =
| champions4 =
| runnersup4 = 
| third4 =

Parameters for alternative trophy names and dates

| trophy1    = <!-- defaults to: Cup -->
| trophy2    = <!-- defaults to: Plate -->
| trophy3    = <!-- defaults to: Bowl -->
| trophy4    = <!-- defaults to: Shield -->
| date1 =
| date2 =
| date3 =
| date4 =

Additional optional parameters

| series = 
| image = 
| imagesize = 
| caption = 
| MVP =
| separate =
| headerstyle =

If the parameter separate is defined, e.g. separate=yes, the trophy section headings are formatted separately to the tournament details heading (default style: "background:light grey", but may be customised using the headerstyle parameter. See #Canada Sevens example below of this separate formatting.

Examples

World Series 2016–17 onward

Optional series sub-header, third place and Challenge Trophy - for example, the 2016 Dubai Sevens.

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Sevens World Series XVIII
Host nation	United Arab Emirates
Date	2–3 December 2016
Cup
Champion	South Africa
Runner-up	Fiji
Third	England
Challenge
Winner	United States
Tournament details
Matches played	45
← 2015 2017 →

{{Infobox Rugby Sevens
| series = <small>'''[[2016–17 World Rugby Sevens Series|Sevens World Series XVIII]]'''</small>
| countries = {{flag icon|UAE}} United Arab Emirates
| date = 2–3 December 2016
| champions1 = {{ru7|RSA}}
| runnersup1 = {{ru7|FIJ}}
| third = {{ru7|ENG}}
| trophy2 = Challenge
| champions2 = {{ru7|USA}}
| matches = 45
| tries = 
| top point scorer = 
| top try scorer = 
| prevseason = [[2015 Dubai Sevens|2015]]
| nextseason = [[2017 Dubai Sevens|2017]]
}}

World Series 2015–16 and before

Optional series sub-header, and third place - for example, the 2013 Gold Coast Sevens.

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IRB Sevens XV
Host nation	Australia
Date	12–13 October 2013
Cup
Champion	New Zealand
Runner-up	Australia
Third	England
Plate
Winner	Fiji
Runner-up	Kenya
Bowl
Winner	France
Runner-up	Canada
Shield
Winner	United States
Runner-up	Portugal
Tournament details
Matches played	45
Most points	Tomasi Cama (47 points)
Most tries	Tim Mikkelson (7 tries)
← 2012 2014 →

{{Infobox Rugby Sevens
| countries = {{flag icon|AUS}} Australia
| series = <small>'''[[2013–14 IRB Sevens World Series|IRB Sevens XV]]'''</small>
| date = 12-13 October 2013
| champions1 = {{ru7|NZL}}
| runnersup1 = {{ru7|AUS}}
| third = {{ru7|ENG}}
| champions2 = {{ru7|FIJ}}
| runnersup2 = {{ru7|KEN}}
| champions3 = {{ru7|FRA}}
| runnersup3 = {{ru7|CAN}}
| champions4 = {{ru7|USA}}
| runnersup4 = {{ru7|POR}}
| matches = 45
| tries = 
| top point scorer = {{flag icon|NZL}} [[Junior Tomasi Cama|Tomasi Cama]]<br><small>(47 points)</small>
| top try scorer = {{flag icon|NZL}} [[Tim Mikkelson]]<br><small>(7 tries)</small>
| prevseason = [[2012 Gold Coast Sevens|2012]]
| nextseason = [[2014 Gold Coast Sevens|2014]]
}}

Non-World Series

The 2016 Oceania Sevens Championship, showing use of name parameter:

2016 Oceania Sevens
Host nation	Fiji
Date	11–12 November
Cup
Champion	Fiji
Runner-up	Samoa
Third	Australia
← 2015 2017 →

{{Infobox Rugby Sevens
| name = 2016 Oceania Sevens
| countries = {{flag icon|FIJ}} Fiji
| date = 11–12 November
| champions1 = {{ru7|FIJ}}
| runnersup1 = {{ru7|SAM}}
| third = {{ru7|AUS}}
| prevseason = [[2015 Oceania Sevens Championship|2015]]
| nextseason = [[2017 Oceania Sevens Championship|2017]]
}}

Canada Sevens 2021 – complex example

Use of separate trophy section formatting (separate=yes) to summarise back-to-back tournaments together in the same infobox. A generic child infobox is also used to add tournament details for the Vancouver event.

2021 Canada Sevens
Sevens World Series XXII
Host nation	Canada
Vancouver
Date	18–19 September 2021
Champion	Germany
Runner-up	Hong Kong
Third	Japan
Tournament details
Matches played	34
Tries scored	60 (1.76 per match)
Most points	Tomasi Cama (47)
Most tries	Tim Mikkelson (7)
Edmonton
Date	25–26 September 2021
Champion	Japan
Runner-up	Uruguay
Third	Hong Kong
Tournament details
Matches played	45
Tries scored	55 (average 1.22 per match)
Most points	Tomasi Cama (47)
Most tries	Tim Mikkelson (7)
← 2020

{{Infobox Rugby Sevens
| separate=yes
| name = 2021 Canada Sevens
| series = <small>'''[[2021 World Rugby Sevens Series|Sevens World Series XXII]]'''</small>
| countries = {{Runion|Canada}}
| trophy1= Vancouver
| date1= 18–19 September 2021
| champions1 = {{ru7|GER}}
| runnersup1 = {{ru7|HKG}}
| third1 = {{ru7|JPN}} {{Infobox|decat=yes|child=yes |autoheaders=yes 
 | header1= Tournament details
 | label2= Matches played |data2= 34
 | label3= Tries scored |data3= 60 ({{#expr: 60/34 round 2}} per match)
 | label4= Most points
 | data4= {{flag icon|NZL}} [[Junior Tomasi Cama|Tomasi Cama]] <small>(47)</small>
 | label5= Most tries
 | data5= {{flag icon|NZL}} [[Tim Mikkelson]] <small>(7)</small>
}}
| trophy2= Edmonton
| date2= 25–26 September 2021
| champions2 = {{ru7|JPN}}
| runnersup2 = {{ru7|URU}}
| third2 = {{ru7|HKG}}
| matches = 45
| tries = 55
| top point scorer = {{flag icon|NZL}} [[Junior Tomasi Cama|Tomasi Cama]] <small>(47)</small>
| top try scorer = {{flag icon|NZL}} [[Tim Mikkelson]] <small>(7)</small>
| prevseason = [[2020 Canada Sevens|2020]]
| nextseason =
}}