The Rusila Nagasau captained- Fiji Airways Fijiana 7s have only two weeks to find their rhythm before the Women’s HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series 2019 kicks-off in Langford, Canada on May 11-12.

The side arrived into the country yes­terday after the Kitakyushu 7s in Ja­pan over the weekend.

“The tournament was a grand one but we did not reach what we aimed for,” said Nagasau.

“We managed to come back on the second day and as we did talked about sticking to our game plan up and get­ting things up and running.

“It is not about how long we are to stay down but it’s all about getting up to our feet and moving on from there.”

There is no injury in the side as they take a break and return to camp next Monday before they fly out of the coun­try on Sunday.

“We still expect the competition to be tough and we will talk about our game plans and the need for us to stick to it,” she added.

A fan with the Fiji Airways Fijiana 7s reps (left-right) Sereana Nagatalevu, Raijeli Daveua, Tokasa Seniyasi, Lavenia Tinai at Nadi International Airport on April 24, 2019. Photo: Waisea Nasokia

Fiji lost all their pool games, 31-10 Ire­land, 31-5 USA and 35-15 England.

However, the side captured the Chal­lenge Trophy final beating Spain 41-12 as they had earlier beaten Japan 28-17.

On the points table Fijiana are at 10th spot with 13 points after four tourna­ments.

The top four teams are New Zealand (72), Canada (66), USA (64), Australia (56) and France (46).

Edited by Leone Cabenatabua

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