The Australian Sevens teams will return to action on the SVNS World Series as they head north to Vancouver.
The Men went down to Fiji in the bronze medal match following a tight loss to South Africa.
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Liam Barry's side welcome Dietrich Roache, Maurice Longbottom and James Turner back from injury, with Archie Saunders in line for a debut.
For the Women, they again lost to New Zealand in the Final after taking care of France in the semi-finals.
Former co-captain Demi Kennewell (née Hayes) makes her return after a long injury layoff following a knee injury.
New Zealand have struck right before full-time for a 24-17 win over Australia.
Alena Saili was the hero, scoring with seconds remaining after the Aussies launched the fightback.
A double to Maddison Levi and an excellent solo effort from Mackenzie Davis levelled the scores before the dagger came.
Australia will finish fourth with a 29-10 defeat to Fiji.
The Fijians started fast with the first two tries of the match before Maurice Longbottom hit back.
Tensions started to flare as Jayden Blake was yellow carded, with a Fijian try knocked off for retaliation in the back field.
Blake crossed for the Aussies but their own yellows to Josh Turner and Harry Wilson ended their comeback hopes as Fiji sealed the win with two late tries.
Australia will once again face New Zealand in the Final after a 14-5 win over France.
Madison Ashby’s opening try provided Australia with a narrow 7-5 lead amid a tense first half.
Tia Hinds gave the Aussies some crucial breathing room, backing their defence to stop the French from launching a comeback.
Australia will play Fiji for bronze after a 19-12 defeat to South Africa in the semi-finals.
The Australians rallied from an early deficit to lead 12-7 at the break after a double to Aden Ekanayake.
However, South Africa struck before and after half-time for the lead via David Brits and Selvyn Davids left the Aussies chasing for a response.
In the end, they couldn’t find a way through the defence to send the game into extra-time, with the ball coming loose on halfway.
Australia have topped their pool with a 22-7 win over the USA.
Maddison Levi produced another hat-trick to further her lead on top of the try scorer table.
Heidi Dennis also crossed as the Aussies complete their perfect day.
Australia are into the knockout stages despite a 35-14 loss to Fiji.
Their place in the semis was decided before kick off after France took down Argentina.
Fiji strike first as the Aussies rallied through Henry Hutchison and Aden Ekanayake to leave them trailing by seven at the break.
But the Fijians hit back in the second half to control the contest, with Douglas Daveta crossing for a double.
Australia have kept the unbeaten run in Canada going after defeating the hosts 26-7.
Maddison Levi quieted the home crowd early, crossing for a first half double as they took a 19-7 lead.
Levi completed the hat-trick shortly after the break as the Aussies secured their place in the semi-finals.
Australia has taken a massive step towards the semi-finals with a 19-7 win over France.
Maurice Longbottom got the action started with a try in his 50th tournament, before debutant Archie Saunders got his first on the World Series.
Ben Dalton added to the lead after the break as the dogged defensive display from the Aussies kept the French scoreless until after the siren.
Australia have come away with a hard-fought 38-24 win over Fiji.
The Fijians pushed the Australians all the way after Maddison Levi and Faith Nathan scored the opening two tries.
Levi would get her second but Fiji kept in touch until Mackenzie Davis' try on the siren shut out any thoughts of the game going to extra time.
Australia started the men’s tournament with a hard-fought 17-15 win over Argentina.
The sides traded tries in the first half, with Jayden Blake’s late effort and sharp goal kicking giving them a two point lead at the break.
Blake’s second extended the advantage and while Los Pumas hit back with seconds on the clock, the conversion to tie it up just fell short.
2. Amahli Hala – 5 events
3. Faith Nathan – 36 events
4. Mackenzie Davis – 9 events
6. Madison Ashby (c) – 29 events
9. Tia Hinds – 25 events
10. Isabella Nasser (c) – 21 events
11. Demi Kennewell – 28 events
12. Maddison Levi – 31 events
13. Heidi Dennis – 10 events
14. Bridget Clark – 8 events
15. Kahli Henwood – 9 events
28. Kiiahla Duff – 8 events
65. Sariah Paki – 39 events
1. Henry Hutchison (c) – 63 events
2. Ben Dowling – 24 events
4. Dietrich Roache – 31 events
7. Josh Turner – 41 events
10. Ben Dalton – 13 events
11. Maurice Longbottom – 49 events
13. Jayden Blake – 10 events
14. James Turner – 22 events
23. Aden Ekanayake – 11 events
24. Ethan McFarland – 4 events
33. Harry Wilson – 4 events
49. Archie Saunders* – debut
77. Wallace Charlie – 5 events
*Denotes possible debut
AUSTRALIA MEN
- Sunday March 8: Australia 17 def Argentina 15 (5:57am AEDT)
- Sunday March 8: Australia 19 def France 7 (9:45am AEDT)
- Sunday March 8: Australia 14 def by Fiji 35 (1:56pm AEDT)
FINALS
- Monday March 9: Australia 12 def by South Africa 19 (6:33 am AEDT) - SEMI FINAL
- Monday March 9: Australia v Fiji (10:20 am AEDT) - BRONZE MEDAL
AUSTRALIA WOMEN
- Sunday March 8: Australia 38 def Fiji 24 (8:31am AEDT)
- Sunday March 8: Australia 26 def Canada 12 (12:19pm AEDT)
- Sunday March 8: Australia 22 def USA 7 (4:08pm AEDT)
FINALS
- Monday March 9: Australia 14 def France 5 (7:39 am AEDT) - SEMI FINAL
- Monday March 9: Australia v New Zealand (12:08 pm AEDT) - FINAL
