Past Champions and Runners-up
After fourteen tournaments the winning countries are: New Zealand (8 times), South Africa (3 times), Australia (2 times), France (1 time). The second-placed countries are: Japan (4), United Kingdom (4), South Africa (2), Australia (1), France (1), New Zealand (1), Tonga (1)
2013 Saint Kentigern College (New Zealand), Hartpury College (United Kingdom)
2012 Kelston Boys High School (New Zealand), Truro College (United Kingdom)
2011 Hamilton Boys High School (New Zealand), Ivybridge Community College (United Kingdom)
2010 Hamilton Boys High School (New Zealand), Truro College (United Kingdom)
2009 Dax Landes High School (France), Higashi Fukuoka High School (Japan)
2008 Glenwood High School (South Africa), Tarbes High School (France)
2007 Westfields Sports High School (Australia), Higashi Fukuoka High School (Japan)
2006 Christchurch Boys High School (New Zealand), Monument High School (South Africa)
2005 Christchurch Boys High School (New Zealand), The Southport School (Australia)
2004 Rotorua Boys' High School (New Zealand), Higashi Fukuoka High School (Japan)
2003 Rotorua Boys' High School (New Zealand), Tonga College (Tonga)
2002 Boland Agricultural College (South Africa), Sendai Ikuei High School (Japan)
2001 Grey College, Bloemfontein (South Africa), St. Peter's College (New Zealand)
2000 The King's School, Parramatta (Australia), Paul Roos Gymnasium (South Africa)
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