Teams for Coral Coast 7s to arrive next month

By fijivillage.com

26/10/2011

Most overseas teams taking part in the Fiji’s Coral Coast 7s next month will arrive in the country on the 16th of November for the 18th and 19th two day competition.

Organizer, Jay Whyte said that the 8 overseas based team will have a few days to adjust to the Fiji weather before the tournament gets underway.

7s wizard, Waisale Serevi will come with a USA based team together with teams from New Zealand and Australia.

Rugby 7s great names like David Campese, Matua Parkinson and Amasio Raoma will also be coaching sides that will play in this 7s tournament.

The total prize money is $55,000 dollars with the winner walking away with $30,000 dollars.

Story by: Dreu Vukailagi

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