Two women’s teams from China are set to make their debut at the upcoming 2026 McDonald’s Coral Coast Fiji 7s, marking a pivotal moment for the tournament. The inclusion of these teams enhances the international diversity and competitiveness of the women’s event.
These squads will travel to Fiji to challenge themselves against top-tier regional and international opponents, showcasing their speed, tactical approach, and physical prowess on the field. This initiative is a testament to China’s increasing dedication to women’s rugby sevens, focusing on providing its athletes with vital international exposure and competitive experiences.
The entry of the Chinese teams adds an exciting new layer to the highly anticipated Shangri-La Yanuca Island Women’s Division, further enriching the competitive landscape. Tournament organizers have expressed their enthusiasm for this development, highlighting that the presence of China’s teams is indicative of the tournament’s ongoing growth and its global appeal, particularly as a premier event for women’s rugby.
Scheduled for January 2026 at Lawaqa Park in Sigatoka, the Coral Coast Fiji 7s will also host the McDonald’s Men’s Division and the BRED Bank Youth Division, promising an engaging showcase of talent across all categories. With these developments, the event will undoubtedly highlight the evolution of rugby on the international stage, fostering greater opportunities for women athletes globally.
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