New York 7s: Fiji Men's and Women's through to semi-finals

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New York 7s: Fiji Men's and Women's through to semi-finals

By Alipate Narawa

15/03/2026

The Fiji Airways Men's and Fijiana 7s teams are through to the New York 7s semi-finals.

This is after both teams won two of their pool games this morning.

The Men will play Australia at 4.28am tomorrow in the first semi-final, while South Africa will take on Argentina.

The Men's Cup final is at 8.41am.

The Fijiana will face Australia at 5.34, while New Zealand play hosts the USA at 5.12am.

The Women's Cup final kicks off at 9.14am.

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