Fiji Barbarians 7's team has topped Pool A finishing the day undefeated with one round to go before finals at the Pacific Mini Games in Vanuatu.
Fiji placed its usual stamp of authority and dominance on each of its four games of the first day with wins over Tuvalu, Niue, Solomon Islands and New Caledonia.
Despite this team not being the number one national team, the natural skillset of the players which dominated each game was obvious for all to see.
While Fiji has topped Pool A finishing the day undefeated with one round to go before finals, Solomon Islands has secured second place in that pool.
In Pool B, Samoa – like Fiji – has sent its second team due to World Series commitments, but at no time looked threatened by opponents Tonga, Vanuatu, Nauru or Wallis and Futuna.
With both these nations having already qualified for the 2018 Rugby Sevens World Cup, the big prize for the rest of the field is the chance to secure the second Oceania spot in the draw.
