Fiji is just three weeks away from hosting an International 7s tournament after 13 years.
The Fiji Water Centennial International 7s will also be a key tournament as the International Rugby Board will decide after this competition on whether Fiji should host an IRB 7s tournament from the 2017 series.
12 teams will be part of the Fiji Water Centennial International 7s which include World series entertainers Kenya, Argentina, Samoa, Australia, USA, France, the Digicel Fiji 7s side, Papua New Guinea, Cook Islands, Tonga, American Samoa and the United Arab Emirates.
The Marist rugby club who are the appointed co-ordinators of the tournament by the FRU are honored to be part of the event.
The Fiji Water Centennial International 7s will also be a key tournament as the International Rugby Board will decide after this competition on whether Fiji should host an IRB 7s tournament from the 2017 series.
12 teams will be part of the Fiji Water Centennial International 7s which include World series entertainers Kenya, Argentina, Samoa, Australia, USA, France, the Digicel Fiji 7s side, Papua New Guinea, Cook Islands, Tonga, American Samoa and the United Arab Emirates.
The Marist rugby club who are the appointed co-ordinators of the tournament by the FRU are honored to be part of the event.
Marist Club President Lawrence Tikaram said they are doing it for the love of the game and for Fiji.
Fiji Water CEO Rokoseru Nabalarua said the tournament is historic for them because it's their biggest ever sports sponsorship in the country.
The Fiji Water Centennial International 7s will be held at the ANZ Stadium on the 4th and 5th of next month.
Story by: Akuila Cama
