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USA 0-3 in London - Lots of Pictures

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LONDON, England – The Men’s Eagles Sevens suffered three losses in pool play at Marriott London Sevens Saturday to set up a Bowl Quarterfinal matchup with Spain Sunday at 4:22AM ET.

The USA went 0-3 while losing a close one to Canada. Ian Muir photo.
Madison Hughes got some action as an injury replacement. Ian Muir photo.
Despite this tackle, Canada prevailed, but missed the Cop Quarters for the first time in six tournaments. Ian Muir photo.Pono Haitsuka looks for some room. Ian Muir photo.
Andrew Durutalo. Ian Muir photo.Carlin Isles joined the USA team as an injury replacement. Ian Muir photo.
Clash of the small guys as Phil Mack tackles Madison Hughes. Ian Muir photo.Captain Nick Edwards against Kenya. Ian Muir photo.
Durutalo gets some attention from Kenya, who made the top eight and could catch Canada for 6th. Ian Muir photo.It was a good day for Kenya, who finished 2-1. Ian Muir photo.
Danny Barrett scored the lone try against Kenya. Ian Muir photo.Zack Test on D. Ian Muir photo.

Madison Hughes, called into the squad as injury relief following injuries to Mike Te’o and Ryan Matyas at Emirates Airline Glasgow Sevens, started the first match against Kenya and set up Danny Barrett’s first-half try to give his team the lead. It would be the only try the Eagles would score, however, as Kenya rattled off four unanswered tries to take the 22-5 win.

The Matt Hawkins-coached squad was bolstered by Carlin Isles – who made the trip from Glasgow to fill in for the Eagles – in the second match against Canada, and the speedster made an immediate impact with a try in the second minute. Zack Test scored two tries of his own to give the Eagles a 19-0 halftime lead, but Canada came back strong in the second half to hand the Eagles their second loss of the final tournament of the 2013-14 IRB HSBC Sevens World Series, 22-19.

Pono Haitsuka gave the Eagles another early lead in the first minute of their final Pool B match against Samoa, but two first-half tries and three more in the second half for Samoa meant a third loss for the Eagles, who fell, 27-10, to the pool winner.

USA 5 Kenya 22
Tries: Barrett

USA 19 Canada 22
Tries: Test 2, Isles
Convs: Hughes

USA 10 Samoa 27
Tries: Haitsuka, Holder





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