The pool draws for the 2024 Oceania Rugby 7s Championships have been unveiled, highlighting an exciting array of teams that will participate in this prestigious event on December 7-8 in the Solomon Islands.
In the men’s competition, Fiji’s development team is placed in Pool A alongside Tuvalu and Nauru. Pool B will see the Australian Development team compete against Vanuatu, American Samoa, and Japan’s Development team. Samoa, Cook Islands, Kiribati, and New Caledonia will clash in Pool C, while Pool D features Tonga, the Solomon Islands, Niue, and Tahiti.
On the women’s side, Fiji’s development team is grouped with host nation Solomon Islands and Vanuatu in Pool A. Pool B has Samoa, American Samoa, and Vanuatu, while Pool C comprises Tonga, Cook Islands, and Kiribati.
This championship is not just an event; it represents an opportunity for teams from across the Oceania region to showcase their skills and passion for rugby. The tournament will serve as a platform for qualification to the World Rugby 7s Challenger Series, emphasizing the importance of this competition for aspiring teams.
This year’s competition promises to be a thrilling spectacle and a celebration of rugby culture in the Oceania. Fans of the sport can look forward to an engaging showcase of athleticism and sportsmanship, which may inspire the next generation of players in the region.
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