* A total of 344 replacements were made by the 12 Division A sides.
* Fly half Daniel Kirkpatrick kicked the most conversions in Division A with 12 for New Zealand, three more than Mathieu Belie managed for fifth placed France.
* Ninety-three of the 175 tries scored in Division A were successfully converted.
* New Zealand are the leading point scorers in Division A with 245, a figure swelled by their 107-6 defeat of Japan in their second pool match. New Zealand’s total is more than double the next best total of South Africa (114), while Australia (111), Fiji (109), Wales (109) and France (107) also passed through the century of point’s barrier.
* A total of 175 tries were scored in Division A at the IRB Under 19 World Championship 2007 – the same number of times the try line was crossed in last year’s tournament in Dubai.
* New Zealand kicked the most conversions on the way to the title with 21, nearly double the 11 managed by Wales in finishing fourth in Division A.
* Wales wing Leigh Halfpenny is the leading point scorer in Division A with 57 points, some 15 more than New Zealand full back Trent Renata, whose teammate Daniel Kirkpatrick and South African centre Stefan Watermeyer both scored 37 points.
* England made the most replacements in Division A with 34 in their five matches, one more than both champions New Zealand and Fiji. By contrast, Australia made the fewest with only 21.
* Japan scored the least points in Division A with 48 in their five matches, although only by four points from Scotland.
* Scotland kicked the most penalties in the 30 Division A matches with 10, two more than both Samoa and Wales managed in the tournament.
* New Zealand converted 21 of the 37 tries they scored, although Wales had the best record with 10 of their 13 tries being seven pointers.