The Fiji 7s development team has welcomed all its players as they prepare for the Oceania Rugby Sevens Championship scheduled to begin tomorrow. Key players Manueli Maisamoa, Lasaro Bogisa, and Sakiusa Saqila have recently joined the squad after a successful stint with the Sri Lions, where they claimed victory in the Men’s International Open Cup at the Emirates Dubai Sevens, defeating Speranza with a final score of 36-17.

Head Coach Viliame Satala expressed his enthusiasm about the returning players, noting, “It’s great to be joined by Saqila, Maisamoa, and Lasaro who came back from Dubai and have trained well with the boys.” He acknowledged the challenges posed by the weather in Honiara, stating, “It is a bit hot, but the boys have adjusted well to the conditions and begun their preparations earnestly.”

Looking ahead to their first match against Nauru, Satala emphasized the importance of treating the tournament with the same respect as the World Series, insisting that his team will play at a high standard. The Fiji 7s Development team is set to face Nauru at 11:34 AM, followed by a match against Tuvalu at 7:16 PM.

As the tournament unfolds, there is optimism surrounding the team’s performance and their commitment to excellence. With the combined experience of the returning players and the rigorous training ahead, Fiji’s prospects look promising as they aim to build on their recent successes.

Summary: The Fiji 7s development team is fully assembled for the Oceania Rugby Sevens Championship, featuring key players returning from a successful campaign in Dubai. The team is well-prepared and is focused on maintaining high standards throughout the tournament, starting with matches against Nauru and Tuvalu. The positive spirit and determination of the players set the stage for an exciting competition ahead.


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