The Fiji 7s team is already keeping their eye out for New Zealand and England for the Hong Kong 7s this weekend.

Fiji assistant coach, Etuate Waqa says should they meet either team, they already have strategies against their fellow Fijian reps, who play vital roles within the two sides.

We know that all the plays come from Tomasi Cama and Lote Raikabula, if we shut them out there is a lot of chances of beating New Zealand because all their players revolve around them and only play well when these two keep on going. With Damu he is a towering man for England and they are banking on him all the time especially at rover and he breaks tackles from there and holds them together with his composure and experience he has with him.

Fiji leads pool C against Scotland, France and Australia. New Zealand is in Pool B with South Africa, Wales and USA while England is in Pool A with Samoa, Argentina and Kenya

Most of the leading 7's coaches in the country will test their knowledge against the best when the Fiji Bitter Marist 7's kicks off next Friday.

Leading the charges are Digicel Fiji 7's coaches, Alifereti Dere and Etuate Waqa who are in the helm of the leadership at the moment and they will be out to prove that they are the best to take 7's rugby forward.

The current successful 7's club in Fiji, Wardens has former national 7's rep, Timoci Wainiqolo and they have won 4 tournaments in a row before tasting defeat for the first time to Police last weekend.

Police mentor, Manasa Bari is not new to the 7's scene after recording many wins around the country as he is yet to win the Marist 7's.

Defending champion, Army Green have Jope Tuikabe guiding the side while coaches Lote Rasiga for Red Rock, Sailosi Naiteqe for Samurai Baracuda, Peniasi Damu is in charge for Hideaway Hurricanes while Joseph Naruhn is looking after the host club.

The Fiji Bitter Marist 7's will be held at the TFL Stadium next Friday and Saturday.

Ba has claimed the first tournament for 2012 after defeating Rewa 2-0 in the Pillay’s Garments Champions League this afternoon.

Stylish midfielder Avinesh Swamy who missed Friday’s match against Suva broke through from his left side, beating two Rewa defenders to give a neat cross for Isimeli Naresia to score the opening goal late in the first half of the game while Malakai Tiwa added another classic in the second half.

Meanwhile earlier in the day Suva defeated Labasa 1-0

Ba soccer team has won the National Soccer League title for the 15th time.

The Men in Black thrashed Savusavu 4-nil and have finished on top of the points table with 49 points.

Ba now qualifies to represent Fiji again in the O-League competition next season.

In addition, Ba also has grabbed a spot to play in the Champions league series for the 19th time in January next year.

Meanwhile, Courts IDC champions Labasa were thumped 6-nil by minnows Tavua this afternoon.

Despite the score line, Labasa will finish second on the points table with 42 points.

Also today, Tailevu-Naitasiri was crowned the Premier Division Champions after they drew 4-all with Dreketi while yesterday they defeated Dreketi 6-1 in the first leg.