Eight different men’s teams have reached the Cup semi-final stage of the World Sevens Series in the last three tournaments this season.

The Fijiana 7s side has two crucial targets to meet this season.

With New Zealand not hosting a World Sevens Series tournament next year, some former and current stars are hoping Fiji will get to host a leg in the future.

One of the most decorated players in New Zealand rugby sevens history Kurt Baker will be watching on from the other side of the world when the Hamilton 7s returns for the first time in three years this weekend.

Fiji 7s double Olympic gold-medalist Jerry Tuwai believes having new faces is healthy for the team’s progress in the World Sevens Series.

Joseva Talacolo will miss out on the Hamilton and Sydney 7s due to injury which gives an opportunity to the other forwards to show what they got.

The Ram Sami Army 7s team will have little time to celebrate its McDonald’s Coral Coast 7s win.

Expectations for a win will be high for the Fiji 7s side after failing to bag a title in the last two tournaments.

Going through hardships is part and parcel of one’s journey to fulfil their dream.

Former Fijiana 7s captain and Fiji 15s World Cup squad member Rusila Nagasau is back in Saiasi Fuli’s squad for the Hamilton and Sydney 7s tournaments.

Ram Sami Army came from behind to deny Fire in the men’s final of the McDonald’s Coral Coast 7s.

Say Not to Drugs Police and former Dominion Brothers player Josese Batirerega will debut for the Fiji 7s team.