The HSBC Vancouver 7s tournament will be the last stretch before the race for the series begins, and the Fiji Airways Men’s National 7s side is treating it as a decider which is crucial for them in maintaining their lead on top of the points table.
This was highlighted by Fiji Men’s 7s Coach Osea Kolinisau who says the new boys have blended in well with the old players and he is glad they have stepped up to the call.
Kolinisau says he is reminding the boys that it will be a good buffer if they win the Vancouver 7s tournament, and Hong Kong 7s will take care of itself, as the tournament inspires every Fijian player to do well given the legends who have done Fiji proud in the amazing venue.
Vancouver 7s is very crucial for Fiji as table leaders – Kolinisauhttps://t.co/ajYdqZnToS pic.twitter.com/mZuiyi9yX3
— fijivillage (@fijivillage) February 12, 2025
The Vancouver 7s will be held from next Saturday to Monday 24th of this month.
Fiji will take on Uruguay at 7.18am next Saturday for their first pool match, they will then take on the USA at 12.45pm on the same day before playing Spain at 6.52am next Sunday in their last pool match.
The men’s cup quarter-final will kick off at 12.51pm next Sunday, the cup semi-finals will begin at 8.30am Monday, 24th February, and the Cup Final will kick off at 1.05pm.
Meanwhile, the Fiji Airways Fijiana 7s will take on Japan at 10am next Saturday in their first pool match, they will then play France at 3.52pm on the same day before playing Great Britain at 9.18am next Sunday in their last pool match.
The women’s cup quarter-finals will kick off at 3.32pm next Sunday, the semi-finals will begin at 9.14am on Monday, 24th February, and the cup final will kick off at 1.41pm.
