The top eight men’s team for the McDonald’s Coral Coast 7s has been locked in and will be in action later this evening in the quarter-final showdown at Lawaqa Park in Sigatoka.

A new winner will be crowned in the McDonald’s Coral Coast 7s youth division.

An individual brilliance by Australia Schoolboys captain Aden Ekanayake sent his team to the quarter-final of the McDonald’s Coral Coast 7s youth division.

The son of Fiji Men’s 7s coach, Rocco Gollings is hoping to one day play at the World Sevens Series like his father Ben Gollings did many years ago.

Defending men’s McDonald’s Coral Coast 7s champion, Say No to Drugs Police is back on track recording its first pool win at Lawaqa Park in Sigatoka.

A last-minute penalty try to Mamaqa Grassroot denied a second win for defending McDonald’s Coral Coast 7s youth champion, Tuva rugby.

Three teams in the women’s division have a solid chance of making the McDonald’s Coral Coast 7s quarter-finals after recording two wins so far.

Defending champion of the McDonald’s Coral Coast 7s, Say No to Drugs Police had a shaky start to its title defense campaign.

Former Saint Joseph Secondary School student and Athletics Fiji rep, Louisa Tubailagi is glad to be playing rugby for the first time in Fiji.

Favorites of the McDonalds Coral Coast youth division Southland Dominion Brothers had a smooth start to its title contention campaign.

NNN Tubarua Youth took the Australia Schoolboys to the wire but fell short, going down 5-10 in Pool YC of the McDonald’s Coral Coast 7s youth division.

One of the favorites of the McDonald’s Coral Coast 7s women’s division, Australia A, has got off to a firing start, thrashing Tagimoucia Ranadi 50-0 in its first pool match.