Results

i-wau (Cup) Final 2010
RED ROCK	29:28	ARMY GREEN

i-wau (Cup) Final 2012
RED ROCK	17:12	POLICE

Tweets

BAYLEYS FIJI CORAL COAST SEVENS ANNOUNCED

Bayleys Real Estate (Fiji) Ltd has teamed up with the Fiji Coral Coast Sevens in a three-year naming rights partnership. The Bayleys Fiji Coral Coast Sevens, to be held on 14-16 November 2013, was announced by Philip Toogood, Managing Director & Partner, Fiji & South Pacific (pictured below with Tournament Director Nick Jordan). "As the Pacific's property professionals we are delighted to join forces with Fiji's premier rugby sevens tournament," he said. "Bayleys has grown from a successful family business to one with a staff of more than 1,100 in 60 offices throughout New Zealand and the Bayleys Fiji franchise is a Fiji company. We see the Bayleys Fiji Coral Coast Sevens as an excellent fit for the company and are excited to be supporting the country's national sport at domestic level where our national rugby sevens stars are nurtured. Bayleys Fiji is a strong market performer in residential, commercial, waterfront and tourism-related property and the tournament's vision to become the "champion of champions" for the Pacific gives us a wonderful opportunity to connect with teams and supporters from overseas as well as locally." 23 April 2013

IRB TOTAL RUGBY

Link to IRB Total Rugby feature http://youtu.be/efGqNDZgMNw. For information on the 2013 Coral Coast Sevens please contact sevenspassion at gmail.com

2012 CHAMPIONS

Congratulations to our 2012 Coral Coast Sevens Champions - RED ROCK. The Jasa Veremalua-captained side beat Police 17-12. Jone Macilai scored two tries and Eminoni Batimala one as the Qauia-based side led 17-0 at half-time. Police hit back with tries to former Fiji rep Sakenasa Aca and former Red Rock ace Peni Gaunimeke but the stylish Red Rock side held on to win their second Coral Coast title.

2012 Fiji's Coral Coast Ambassador

Jonah Lomu's plaque is the third to be laid on the Sevens Walk of Fame in Sigatoka, beside Waisale Serevi and David Campese, who was the tournament ambassador last year. "For me, it is quite humbling to be put up with those two greats. In my first year playing sevens in Hong Kong in 1994, I went to meet Serevi in his room and couldn't believe it. The previous year I was sitting in my school dormitory lounge watching him play sevens, so to get to rub shoulders with him now and call him my friend is a dream come true in a lot of ways. With me and Campo, we had a battle over who owns the No11, so it is a great honour and privilege to be recognised and honoured in this way." http://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=10847909

GOLLINGS JOINS SEREVI

Two of the greatest forces the Sevens world has ever seen teamed up at the 2012 Coral Coast Sevens. Ben Gollings played alongside Fiji's own living legend Waisale Serevi for the Serevi Selects. The team made the Bowl semi finals where they lost narrowly 17-19 to the Hideaway Hurricanes

ABOUT THE CORAL COAST SEVENS

The Fiji Coral Coast Sevens sees 24 men's teams and 8 women's teams battle it out over three magnificent days of sevens rugby. Founded in 2010 the tournament has seen numerous teams competing for the i-wau trophy and prize money with all teams showcasing sevens rugby at its scintillating best. Find out why this is one of the world's fastest growing sports and the Olympics' newest sport (Rio 2016). Discover the Passion and understand why Fiji is considered to be the spiritual home of the sevens game!!

Central Coast Sevens Partnership

Fiji's Coral Coast Sevens is pleased to have an association with Australia's Central Coast Sevens. The two CC7s tournaments have formed a special association with the winner of each tournament invited to compete the following year at the opposing event. visit http://www.centralcoastsevens.com.au/index.htm