Only two overseas based teams are through to the quarterfinals of the Digicel Suva International Sevens that continues into the last day of competition at the TFL stadium today.
These two teams are Canada and USA and they will be joined by Waimanu, Police, Suva, Ratu Felise, Fiji Barbarians and Wardens.
The first Cup quarterfinal will see Waimanu meet Canada at 12:15pm.
At 12:38pm, Police take on Suva, then at 1pm Ratu Felise meet the Fiji Barbarians and at 1:30pm the Josateki Savou coached Wardens side meet USA.
A live commentary of these matches can be heard on our sister station Viti FM.
Meanwhile, the New Zealand based Manawatu team recorded their first win at the Digicel Suva International Sevens after they beat Army 19-12 in the Bowl quarterfinals, and will now meet Veiyasana Malaysian Fijians in the first semifinal after they beat Northern Sharks 10-5.
Manawatu coach Paul Claridge said the boys are positive to take a trophy back home and are enjoying the whole tournament.
In other main Bowl quarterfinals, Samoa meet Tonga and Waisale Serevi's PNG side meets the Western Force.
In the Tier Two Competition, in the Cup finals, Army Red will face off with Nawaka after Army Red beat Redrock 12-7 and Nawaka beat Hydro 14-12.
In the Tier Two Plate finals, Navy plays Nasinu after Navy beat Uprising Beach Resort 12-10 and Nasinu beat PWD Bure 26-10, while in the Tier Two Bowl Finals, the Nasolo Young Boys from Bua will play Ratu Felise after they beat Sacramento Fijians 17-12 and Ratu Felise beat Nabua Gold with the same score, 17-12.
2 overseas teams into 7s Cup quarters
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