Fiji are hungry to build momentum heading into a crucial year for the Sevens sides.
2023 was a rare trophy-less season for the Men's side despite locking up Olympic qualification with a third-place finish overall.
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As for the Women's side, they will be eager to crack the podium after failing to make the semi-finals in the first two events.
Both teams can match it with the best, with Perth crucial towards setting up the rest of their season.
Here is everything you need to know about Fiji ahead of the Perth Sevens!
1999-2000
First (2005-06, 2014-15, 2015-16, 2018-19)
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Third
Dubai: Fourth
Cape Town: Third
First (Six times)
Kaminieli Rasaku's role in the Fijian squad has only grown throughout the past 12 months as he continues to impress.
Rasaku won gold at the 2022 Rugby Sevens World Cup before producing a remarkable debut season for Mont-de-Marsan in France's Pro D2, scoring 13 tries in 19 games.
This form has continued into the World Series, named in the Cape Town Dream Team after dominating the competition.
*All times AWST/AEDT
Friday, January 26
Fiji v Samoa - 2:38 pm (5:38 pm)
Fiji v France - 7:31 pm (10:31 pm)
Saturday, January 27
Fiji v New Zealand - 1:25 pm (4:25 pm)
2014-15
Third (2021-22)
0
Sixth
Dubai: Fifth
Cape Town: Fifth
Fifth (2017, 2020)
Uluinasau is in red-hot form for Fiji and looms as their key game-breaker in Perth.
The Fijian has only grown since making her name at the Tokyo Olympics, narrowly missing out on being named World Rugby Sevens Player of the Year.
This form has continued over the opening two rounds, named in the Dream Team for Dubai.
Friday, January 26
Fiji v Brazil - 12:00 pm (3:00 pm AEDT)
Fiji v Spain - 4:47 pm (7:47 pm)
Saturday, January 27
France v Fiji - 10:22 am (1:22 pm)
