The SVNS World Series heads to Hong Kong as the Australian teams continue the build towards the Final and the Olympics.
The series-leading Women's side defeated France in the bronze medal match with a try to Maddison Levi after the siren.
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Tim Walsh has named Bridget Clark and Ruby Nicholas to debut, with the Australians going through the pool stages unbeaten before losing to New Zealand in the semi-finals.
For the Men, they went down to Ireland in the bronze medal match after they were defeated by the Kiwis in the semis
They defeated Canada and Fiji in the group stages, however, finished second behind France in their group after an after-the-siren defeat.
Australia have survived a wild game to take a 19-12 win over Fiji
The Fijians stunned Australia early as former Red Helenia Young scored in the first 30 seconds, followed over by captain Raijieli Daveua.
Faith Nathan answered for the Aussies with a great solo try to reduce the margin to five at the break.
Sharni Smale levelled the scores, combining with fellow Sevens legend Charlotte Caslick.
However, the Australians' struggle with discipline continued when Madison Ashby was red-carded for a high shot. A yellow card to Bese put both teams down to six and Maddison Levi took advantage to put Australia in front.
Tim Walsh's side held tough down a player for the final 90 seconds to secure the win.
Australia have recorded a 35-0 win over Ireland to finish their campaign.
Maddison Levi opened the scoring with her 40th try on the world series as she sprinted away, followed over by sister Teagan for a quick 14-0 lead.
Bienne Terita crossed just before the break on her return from an ankle injury to give the Aussies a 21-0 lead at the break.
Maddi Levi's second put the game out of reach as they took the chance to rotate their squad in the final minutes.
It presented the opportunity for debutant Ruby Nicholas to score on debut as they kept Ireland scoreless
Australia have started their campaign with a 12-0 win over Fiji
The Aussies fought hard in defence to dislodge Fiji right on their line, allowing James Turner to open the scoring after five minutes.
It was the lone points of the half as the Australians' defence stood strong.
It forced the mistake to start the second half, with Henry Hutchison extending the lead shortly afterwards.
Michael Hooper came on with two minutes to go and made an impact with a turnover as the Aussies closed out the win
Australia have gone down 19-14 to France to finish day one in Hong Kong
Australia got off to a flyer when Dietrich Roache took on the line and sprinted past his defender for the opener.
Paulin Riva answered back for France despite some great defence from Maurice Longbottom, who extended Australia's lead with a nice kick and re-gather to 14-5.
Australia looked set to close out the win before France scored twice in the final 90 seconds, including an after-the-siren try to Nelson Epee to steal victory
Australia have cruised into the quarter-finals with a 28-0 win over South Africa.
Maddison Levi got the Aussies with a trademark run away try that started from the lineout.
Faith Nathan added to the lead at the break as the Australians slowly built into the game after early errors.
Levi and Nathan crossed for their second tries of the game to put the lead well out of reach.
Australia are into the quarter-finals with a 31-0 win over Canada.
The Australians muscled their way to an unconventional opener when some great defence and countering from Michael Icely pushed Canada into their in-goal, with Nick Malouf there to place the ball down.
Icely then scored himself a minute later, before Dietrich Roache sliced through for a 19-0 lead as the conditions deteriorated.
Nathan Lawson barged over the line thanks to a rare rolling maul try from the five-metre lineout, with Henry Paterson sealing the win with a minute to go.
Australia have fought hard for a 12-0 lead over a spirited Japan
It was a tense first half as the Japanese fought hard in defence, eventually broken by a classy run by Tia Hinds, with her five pointer the only points of the half.
They constantly struggled to get through Japan, with their task made even harder by a yellow card to Sariah Paki.
However, the interjection of Teagan Levi by coach Tim Walsh was a master stroke as she raced away to secure the win
Australia have delivered a defensive masterclass to take a 15-0 win over South Africa and advance to the semi-finals.
It was clinical from the Australians early after Maurice Longbottom turned defence into attack, leading to the opening try to Nathan Lawson.
Both teams struggled with handling in the opening half as John Manenti’s side scrambled to take a 5-0 lead into the break.
The relenting pressure from the Aussies eventually sparked their second try, earning the turnover as Maurice Longbottom strolled over for the easiest of tries.
A long-range penalty from Longbottom from 40 metres out pushed the lead beyond two converted tries to seal the win.
New Zealand have defeated Australia 28-14 in the semi-finals
The Aussies controlled possession in the opening minutes and eventually found the opener when a great shot from Maddison Levi dislodged the ball, allowing the speedster to race away.
The Kiwis answered back through superstar Michaela Blyde before both captains Charlotte Caslick and Risi Pouri-Lane scored to level the contest tied at 14-all heading into the break.
Portia Woodman-Wickliffe put New Zealand in front to start the second half as the Australians failed to find a way through their defence in the final moments, with Jorja Miller sealing the win as the siren sounded.
Australia have gone down to NZ 26-7 in the semi-finals.
Dylan Collier snuck down the sidelines for the opening try for the Kiwis.
Maurice Longbottom fought his way over to put Australia in front, with some great defence from James Turner preventing a NZ try.
Tepaea Cook-Savage put the All Blacks Sevens in front at the break before Cody Vai and Tone Ng Shiu extended the lead to seal the win.
Australia have produced an unbelievable 24-21 win over France to take third in Hong Kong.
The Australians looked out on their feet as the French side raced out to a 21-7 lead with five minutes to go.
It took debutant Bridget Clark’s debut try to spark some life into the Australians.
Maddison Levi produced a brutal fend to reduce the margin to two, before Faith Nathan raced away thanks to some great hands from Clark.
Nathan then found Caslick, who hit Levi for her second and the winner.
Australia have finished fourth after a 14-5 defeat to Ireland.
After a tense start, Hugo Lennox opened the scoring for Ireland after latching onto a looping ball, getting his second after a chip and chase.
It gave them a 14-0 lead heading into the break as the Australians’ handling let them down.
This allowed Ireland to control the territory in the second half and wind the time down.
Henry Palmer scored a great consolation try at the siren when he collected his chip and chase but it was too little, too late as Ireland take third.
2. Sharni Smale
3. Faith Nathan
5. Teagan Levi
6. Madison Ashby
7. Charlotte Caslick
8. Kaitlin Shave
9. Tia Hinds
10. Bella Nasser
12. Maddison Levi
14. Bridget Clark
22. Bienne Terita
23. Ruby Nicholas
65. Sariah Paki
1. Henry Hutchison
2. Ben Dowling
3. Henry Palmer
4. Dietrich Roache
6. Henry Paterson
9. Matt Gonzalez
10. Nick Malouf
11. Maurice Longbottom
12. Nathan Lawson
14. James Turner
25. Hayden Sargeant
77. Michael Hooper
87. Michael Icely
*All times AEDT/AEST
Women
Friday, April 5
Australia 19 def Fiji 12 - 3:25 pm
Australia 35 def Ireland 0 - 6:35 pm
Saturday, April 6
Australia 28 def South Africa 0 - 2:25 pm
Australia 12 def Japan 0 - 7:43 pm - QUARTER FINAL
Sunday, April 7
Australia 14 def by New Zealand 28 - 3:17 pm - SEMI FINAL
Australia 24 def France 21 - 7:10 pm - BRONZE MEDAL MATCH
Men
Friday, April 5
Australia 12 def Fiji 0 - 8:30 pm
Australia 14 def France 19 - 11:56 pm
Saturday, April 6
Australia 31 def Canada 0 - 4:20 pm
Australia 15 def South Africa 0 - 9:01 pm - QUARTER FINAL
Sunday, April 7
Australia 26 def New Zealand 7 - 4:06 pm - SEMI FINAL
Australia 5 def by Ireland 14 - 7:40 - BRONZE MEDAL MATCH
Wallabies legend Michael Hooper will make his Sevens debut in Hong Kong, with all games live on Stan Sport.
Hooper and the Australians will feature in the semi-finals on April 7 (4:06 pm) against New Zealand.
