A free entry policy attracted a large crowd to Lawaqa Park in Sigatoka for the opening day of the McDonald’s Coral Coast Fiji 7s yesterday. Spectators flocked to the main grandstand before the men’s competition commenced, with a continuous stream of enthusiastic supporters and cheer squads filling the venue as the matches progressed on both the main ground and the secondary field.
The weather throughout the day was mixed, shifting from clear skies to overcast conditions accompanied by light rain. Despite the varying weather, tournament officials, volunteers, and ball boys and girls ensured the event ran smoothly, adhering to the scheduled times outlined in the competition’s official draws.
Media outlets were also present to capture the stories behind the teams and players, highlighting the unique aspects of the tournament that have contributed to its popularity since its inception in November 2010. The competition is set to continue today, starting at 8:30 a.m. and concluding around 7 p.m., promising another exciting day of rugby action for both players and fans alike.
This vibrant community turnout not only showcases the local support for rugby but also emphasizes the event’s role in bringing people together to celebrate sportsmanship and camaraderie.
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