Fiji drew first blood in this much awaited Gold Medal clash of the Pacific Titans. Samoa's response was quick...more

The bronze medal game started amidst a typically unique Samoan crowd entertainment. One of PNG's best player in the tournament, Richard Colombus scored their first try an excellent 75m solo effort.more

Tokelau started the plate finals in the best possible way. Viliamu Ioapo and Petelo Tavite scored two converted tries in quick succession.more

Host team Samoa scored in the first minute announcing its intention to take its place in gold medal match with Fiji.more

From the kick-off, Solomon Islands showed we were in for a great game.more

Second plate semi final had crowd favourite Tokelau against an erratic but dangerous Vanuatu. Showing grit and determination after a dour showing in the first game, Tokelau took a 12-5 lead into the second half.more

First plate semi final contested by Tahiti and the 2003 Silver medalists Cook Islands was a cracker. The Cook Islands came from 10-17 down to level the score as the hooter sounded taking the game to extra time.more

First game of finals day pitted the small island of Tuvalu against New Caledonia.more

Apia Park looks a picture for South Pacific Games Rugby 7s finals day.more

There have been a few upsets to a much anticipated day of 7s rugby at Apia Park, kicking off in style with perhaps the major upset of the day day where Cook Islands went down to a determined Tokelau Islands .....more

The First day of the Rugby 7s tournament was a huge success according to Tournament Coordinator Lilomaiava Taufusi Salesa. "We were blessed with good weather and with that the huge crowd were entertained to some of the best rugby 7s games anywhere in the world.more

Fiji, New Caledonia, Cook Islands and Tokelau Islands name their starting lineup!more

With 11 Countries confirming entry for Rugby Sevens including the star studded Fijians, the South Pacific Games Sevens competition can truely claim to be a world class event.

11 Countries will take part this year reflecting the popularity of the code in the Pacific Region and with strong representation likely from all these countries, upset results are sure to be plentiful.

A list of Entries by Name and a draft draw for the competition will appear on this web site shortly.more