The Digicel Fiji 7s management team has revealed that the shoulder injury which saw winger, Waisale Beci sit out the finals of the New Zealand 7s last night is not serious.
Team Manager Alifereti Malo confirms Beci was back in the pool this morning doing a recovery session with the team, adding that they are still assessing Beci's injury.
Beci was rested after a tackle during the semi-final against England saw him sustain a shoulder injury.
Malo adds all the boys attended the recovery session and will attend a thanksgiving and farewell service later this afternoon.
Meanwhile, the Digicel Fiji 7s team has moved up to second place in the overall standings after successfully beating Samoa 19-14 in the New Zealand 7s finals last night.
Looking at the overall standings after the New Zealand 7s, New Zealand is first on 64 points, second is Fiji on 60, third is Samoa on 46 and fourth is England on 44.
Defending IRB 2008/2009 Series, South Africa is on 7th place with 24 points. All the teams will leave for the USA 7s in Las Vegas tomorrow.
Beci takes part in recovery session
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