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Muller du Plessis is the only South African named in the Dream Team following the Vancouver Sevens.
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The Blitzboks finished fourth after losing 26-19 to hosts Canada in the Bronze Final on Sunday.
New Zealand, who beat Australia 17-14 in the Cup Final, have two players in the Dream Team - Tim Mikkelson and Caleb Clarke.
The rest of the comprise two each from Australia (Lachie Anderson and Lachie Miller) and Canada (Harry Jones and Nathan Hirayama).
Seven superstars make up your @HSBC_Sport Dream team at the #HSBC7s in Vancouver.#CanadaSevens pic.twitter.com/Z7VrzGLUe6
— World Rugby Sevens (@WorldRugby7s) March 9, 2020
Meanwhile, the Blitzboks remain in second place on the overall World Rugby Sevens Series standings, 11 points behind New Zealand.
Six rounds down on the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series and @AllBlacks7s have extended their lead at the top of the series standings by 11 points.#HSBC7s #CanadaSevens pic.twitter.com/5PTsai0tfX
— World Rugby Sevens (@WorldRugby7s) March 9, 2020
The next tournament is the London Sevens on 23-24 May, followed by Paris on 30-31 May.
- Compiled by Herman Mostert
