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Tue 21 Apr 2015 | 08:45
Fiji Women's 7s produce stunning team try against New Zealand

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Fiji women's sevens team produced one of the best scores you will see this year, definitely in the shortened down version of the game anyway, at the Canada 7s this past weekend.

Lavenia Tinai starts off the sequence of play with an outrageous dummy in her own 22.

She exchanges passes with Asinate Savu before a series of dummies, offloads and miss passes finds Pricilla Siati on the other wing who offloads in the tackle to allow Rusila Nagasau to score in the corner.

The Cup quarter final match was in the fourth round of the Women's Series in Langford, Canada, against New Zealand women, who went on to win 26-5.

The Harlem Globetrotters have nothing on these girls.

Posted By: c_gillon

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  • danknapp
    2:45 PM 23/04/2015

    You can't, and that is what makes it so good.

  • s_conner
    1:02 PM 23/04/2015

    http://www.quickmeme.com/img/c4/c4093713e83f03e6bfdbc2f5fe326c87b6c1f9f33e1aca8c32ae01c897c55703.jpg

  • katman
    7:54 AM 23/04/2015

    Incredible play. How do defend against a move where every offload is accurate and everything just sticks?

  • 10stonenumber10
    5:02 PM 22/04/2015

    Magnetic hands, and players literally queueing to run support lines.

    I've said it before, you don't become that good over night. I have never been to Fiji, but friends say that wherever there is a beach, there is a rugby ball. You can run synchronised line dancing handling drills all you like in 'training', but the back yard teaches you to throw passes like we just saw. I would put money on them going well in the men's tournament

  • 2:31 AM 22/04/2015

    this is how rugby should be played

  • danknapp
    10:18 AM 21/04/2015

    That is quite simply one of the best tries I've ever seen.

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