Oceania Teams Ready for World Sevens Challenger Series

The stage is set for the 2025 World Sevens Challenger Series, with Samoa and Tonga representing Oceania in the competition. Following Sunday’s thrilling Oceania Sevens Rugby finals in Honiara, these two teams have secured their spots, showcasing their strength and determination.

Men’s Team Qualifies for Top Spot

The Samoan men’s team dominated the competition, winning the men’s final against Fiji Development 17-12. This impressive victory cemented their position as top contenders in the series. Tonga also made a strong statement, defeating Tuvalu 24-19 in their third-place play-off.

Women’s Team Secures Qualification

Although they faced stiff competition, the Manusina Sevens women’s team managed to secure qualification for the series. Although they lost to Fijiana in the final with a score of 14-5, it was not enough to disqualify them from the competition.

HSBC SVNS Series Connection

Interestingly, Fiji is already an integral part of the HSBC SVNS Series, and their qualification for this series will add another layer of depth to the competition. This highlights the strength and resilience of Oceania teams in Sevens Rugby.

As we look ahead to the 2025 World Sevens Challenger Series, it’s clear that these Oceania teams are ready to take on the world stage.

Closing Thoughts

In conclusion, Samoa and Tonga have set the tone for their respective teams in the 2025 World Sevens Challenger Series. With determination and perseverance, they will undoubtedly give it their all in the coming competition.