The Sevens action moves to Olympic Park as the teams take part in a monster Quad Header.
The teams commenced the mini-series at Easts, with the Australia Women's Sevens sweeping the Black Ferns Sevens as the Men split their matches against Fiji
The matches loom as perfect preparation for the SVNS World Series, which kicks off next month in Dubai.
Fllow the action in the blog below.
New Zealand have claimed the final match of the series in Sydney.
Jorja Miller scored early to give the visitors the lead, the visitors then extending before halftime through Felix Hotham with a two try lead at halftime.
The Kiwis then scored their third to put the match beyond doubt, with Maddison Levi scoring a double to add some respectability to the scoreboard.
Australia and Fiji have finished tied 19-all after a thriller in Sydney.
The Aussies hit the front in the second half after tries to Tylan Berryman and Maurice Longbottom.
But the Fijians struck with five seconds left in the game, with no extra time to be played.
Australia have responded with a 24-14 win over Fiji to set up tomorrow's decider.
Bailey Roberts-Lintmeijer did the damage in the first half, delivering the half-time lead.
A double to Maurice Longbottom selaed the win and leveled the series.
Australia have gone two from two with a 36-26 win over the Kiwis.
Maddison Levi was at her damaging best, crossing for a first half hattrick that included the opener within 15 seconds.
The Aussies then capitalised on a yellow card with two tries to cement the win.
Fiji have shown their class, taking down Australia 10-0 to open their series.
The Fijians struck at the start of each half as they enjoyed the majority of possession throughout the 14 minutes.
The Aussies looked for a late try, but couldn't find a way through a physcial Fijian defence.
Australia have claimed first blood with a 24-19 win over New Zealand.
A double to Maddison Levi kept the Aussies in touch as Jorja Miller weaved her magic with three try involvements.
Mackenzie Davis put Australia in front in the second half as the Kiwis levelled the scores.
Kaitlin Shave came up with the winner in the last minute, with the Aussies holding strong as the New Zealanders looked for the winner.
- 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
- 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
- 2:00pm - Men's 7s Australia v Fiji
- 2:25pm - Women's 7s Australia v New Zealand
