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Thousands turn up for the Special Fiji 7s team Gold Medal celebration

Thousands turn up for the Special Fiji 7s team Gold Medal celebration
Fans already at the ANZ Stdium waiting for the arrival of the gold medal winning Fiji 7s team.

It is already a sea of blue at the ANZ Stadium and Suva Flea Market as thousands of people have turned up for the Special Fiji 7s team Gold Medal celebration.

The ANZ Stadium is now open and people have already filled up the Grandstand.

The Special Fiji 7s team Gold Medal celebration march is underway and thousands of people have joined the team for the walk to the ANZ Stadium from Flea Market

Legend FM’s Alex Elbourne is at the Suva Flea Market for the celebration march.

Our gold medal winning team left in a vehicle from GPH and is heading in a convoy with a band accompanying them from 9.30am.

The march started from  the Suva Flea Market, through to Victoria Parade, turn left at Thurston Street, on to McGregor Road, Bau Street, then to Laucala Bay Road and to the ANZ Stadium.

The programme at the ANZ Stadium is expected to start at around 10.15am.

The Fiji 7s team will arrive at the ANZ Stadium at 10.50am.

President Jioji Konrote and the First Lady will then meet the 7s team members.

There will be a thanksgiving prayer followed by the traditional welcome ceremony to be carried out by the people of Nakelo.

The winning 7s team members will be garlanded by the winning Ballantine Memorial School girls rugby team.

President Konrote will then present $30,000 each to the team members and various medals given by the state in recognition of their superb performance.

This will be presented to coach Ben Ryan and the members of the team.

Prime Minister Bainimarama, Ben Ryan and winning captain, Osea Kolinisau will also speak at the event.

People are asked to come out in blue with their Fiji flags to celebrate the Fiji 7s team’s historic Olympic gold medal win in Rio.

You can also check out photos and videos of the celebration on our facebook page, fijivillage.com

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