Coming soon is the Story of the Weekend from the final weekend of the World Series in Edinburgh and Samoa's superb victory. In the meantime, here are Seven of the Best tries to savour from the two days at Murrayfield.
New Zealand's Tim Mikkelson finished as the top scorer in Edinburgh with seven. Samoa's powerhouse forward Alafoti Fa'osiliva and sprint king Mikaele Pesamino were joint second with six.
The two Samoans will appear with their captain Lolo Lui and all of Stephen Betham's side in our 'Story of the Weekend' cut coming soon. Here is a selection of the the best of the rest.
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1. Nick Royle, England v Portugal
Royle took his tally to 19 for the season in Edinburgh and scored the first of his four at Murrayfield in England's 17-5 pool match victory over Portugal. Royle showed his pace out wide after IRB Sevens Player of the Year nominee Ben Gollings had chipped through the Portuguese defence for the former Rugby League man to control, collect and cross the line.
Video: Seven of the Best Tries from Edinburgh
2. Andrew Turnbull, Scotland v USA
The hosts' little speedster also scored four at Murrayfield, two of which came in the 33-12 pool match victory over USA. Turnbull showed great feet to side step through the American defence and take his tally for the season to 24, having already scored another cracker against Fiji.
3. Mark Robertson, Scotland v Fiji
In that very match, Robertson received the ball on the half way line out wide before showing express pace to beat the challenge of Semi Keli and Apisai Naiyabo to cross under the posts in the 31-14 victory over Fiji.
4. Albert Valentin, France v Samoa
He of the back flip celebrations, Valentin scored against the World Series champions Samoa in France's entertaining 38-26 defeat to the eventual Edinburgh Sevens Cup winners. Similar to Royle's try, Valentin showed his speed and vision to get on the end of a superb chip over the Samoan defence. Having appeared in the Seven of the Best Tries from London for his celebration, this was all about the try.
5. Lee Rees, Wales v Scotland
Rees collected the ball inside his own 22 before kicking it over the Scottish defence, out sprinting them, collecting a kind bounce and scoring under the posts in the 33-21 defeat to hosts Scotland. Pure individual Sevens brilliance.
6. Sherwin Stowers, New Zealand v Argentina
Stowers scored his 27th try of the season in the Cup quarter finals at Murrayfield. Gordon Tietjens' flyer showing why he has scored so many this season and why the kiwis missed him while he was out injured. Here he beat four players before scoring under the posts in the 26-0 victory.
7. Ed Stubbs, Australia v New Zealand
This try was all about Brackin Karauria-Henry. Karauria-Henry, who himself scored four in Edinburgh, showed he can also set them up. Henry Vanderglas astutely collected possession from New Zealand before the ball was spread wide to Karauria-Henry. Just as it looked as though three New Zealand players would put the Australian into touch, at the last minute he managed to offload for Stubbs to score in their 24-19 Cup semi final victory - their first over New Zealand for eight years!