The Australia Sevens squads have named strong line-ups ahead of Friday's Kick Ons 7s and Saturday's quad-header at Accor Stadium.
The Women will face rivals New Zealand, whilst the Men will take on Fiji in three matches across the two days.
With the World Series set to begin at the end of next month, both teams have named extended squads for the contests.
New Women's coach Reg Tayler will have a host of players available from their World Championship campaign, including top tryscorer Maddison Levi.
Levi is fresh off guiding Pacific Current to the Ultimate Sevens crown along with Aussie teammates Kahli Henwood and Kiiahla Duff.
Captain Isabella Nasser leads the side once again, re-signing on Tuesday for another two years.
Nine from the squad claimed the World Championship in Bordeaux, including Faith Nathan, Heidi Dennis, Kaitlin Shave and Amahli Hala, with Alysia Lefau-Fakaosilea and Bienne Terita also included after stints with the Wallaroos.
Exciting young gun Cobi Ryan-Last has also been named, with the teenager sensation set for her first taste of Australian Sevens action.
“It’s a great opportunity to showcase Sevens to a big crowd, and the perfect hit out for us," Tayler said. “There’s a great mix of experience and exciting new faces. You can expect a fit, energetic team that sticks together and sets the standard every time we take the field as we build towards Dubai.
“The girls have worked hard over the off-season, and I’m really happy with the squad.”
For the Men, 11 players are back from the 2025-26 World Series, including newly re-signed skipper Henry Hutchison.
Tokyo Olympian Josh Coward is one of five fresh faces returning to the squad for the first time since that campaign.
He's joined by ACT Brumbies Academy member and former Australia U18 flanker Jarvis Orr, Bond Uni's Deon Evans-Ao Leifi, Warringah product Tylan Berryman and U20 USA fullback Dane Mitchell, who qualifies under dual representation.
“It’s an exciting opportunity to play Fiji in such a special event across both Friday and Saturday’s matches," coach Liam Barry said.
“To have all four teams in Gold playing on the same day at Accor Stadium is unprecedented and something our team does not take for granted.”
The action begins with a pair of matches Easts Rugby Club in Woollahra, before moving to the Olympic venue as part of a blockbuster day that includes the Wallaroos facing Scotland and Wallabies taking on the All Blacks.
Australia Men's Sevens squad for Kick on 7s and Sydney Quadruple Header
- Tylan Berryman
- Jayden Blake
- Josh Coward
- Ben Dalton
- Ben Dowling
- Deon Evans-Ao Leifi
- Henry Hutchison (c)
- Maurice Longbottom
- Ethan McFarland
- James McGregor
- Dane Mitchell
- Beau Morrison
- Jarvis Orr
- Bailey Roberts-Lintmeijer
- James Turner
- Josh Turner
- Harry Wilson
Australia Women's Sevens squad for Kick on 7s and Sydney Quadruple Header
- Bridget Clark
- Mackenzie Davis
- Heidi Dennis
- Kiiahla Duff
- Rhani Hagan
- Amahli Hala
- Kahli Henwood
- Alysia Lefau-Fakaosilea
- Maddison Levi
- Isabella Nasser (c)
- Faith Nathan
- Ruby Nicholas
- Cobi Ryan-Last
- Kaitlin Shave
- Bienne Terita
- Emmisyn Wynyard
FRIDAY 16 OCTOBER
Eastern Suburbs District Rugby Union Football Club
- 4:00 PM – Gates open
- 4:30 PM – Wallabies, Wallaroos & Aussie 7s Player Signings
- 6:15 PM & 7:45 PM – Aussie Women v New Zealand
- 6:45 PM & 8:20 PM – Aussie Men v Fiji
SATURDAY 17 OCTOBER
Accor Stadium, Sydney Olympic Park
- 11:45am - Gates open
- 12:00pm - Wallaroos v Scotland
- 2:00pm - Men's 7s Australia v Fiji
- 2:25pm - Women's 7s Australia v New Zealand
- 3:45pm - Wallabies v All Blacks
