15 men’s team have confirmed their participation in the McDonald's Fiji Coral Coast 7s that will be held next month.
Army will be aiming to retain their title, but with the NZ 7s Development team entering their first Fiji's Coral Coast 7s, the Army side will be facing a very stiff challenge.
USA Falcons return to have another crack at the premier 7s event.
The Fiji Babaas will use this opportunity to bleed new 7s recruits and allow them to really put their hands up as to why they should be playing in the World Series.
The Pacific Nomads team will be featuring rugby players from northern NSW and a few Fijian additions to add some 7s dynamism.
Ratu Filise will be heading back into the cauldron to challenge for the title and hopefully lift the title.
Devos Babas will be a first-time challenger, and they are extremely excited about this opportunity.
BDK Yalovata will be led by their coach and former Fiji 7s player Donasio Ratubuli, helping the next generation of 7s talent expose their skills to the wider audience.
Ba Originals, Dominion Brothers, Tabadamu, Ravuka, Fire and Saunaka will surely have a large contingent of supporters trying to help get them over the top of their competition in the pool stages.
Coral Coast 7s says one slot remains due to international logistics, and they will confirm the final team this afternoon.
The McDonald's Fiji Coral Coast 7s will be held from the 18th to the 20th of January 2024 at Lawaqa Park, Sigatoka.
