The Australia Sevens sides will head to Vancouver backing the teams that delivered success in Perth, with both teams making one change for the February 22-23 event.
Sevens leading try-scorer Maddison Levi (thumb) has been ruled out after her injury early on day two at HBF Park.
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She is replaced by the returning Bridget Clark, who has overcome a back injury that has hampered her campaign.
Levi is expected back for Hong Kong, alongside Bienne Terita (hamstring) and Sariah Paki (calf).
They will open their campaign against Spain (10:50 am) before facing Brazil (4:20 pm).
Tim Walsh’s side will take on the hosts (10:08 am, February 23), sitting two points behind leaders New Zealand.
"We are building as a squad and our young guns are developing well," Walsh said. "We have already experienced two out of three tournament wins in epic gold medal matches and will be looking for a third in Vancouver. "In season to date the team has shown great resilience and depth with players unavailable for selection due to injury.
"We have a handful of world class talent building their strength in rehab back in Australia and we look forward to a few of them returning for the Hong Kong and Singapore legs of the World Series."
As for the Men, they are boosted by the return of co-captain Henry Paterson.
Paterson missed the Perth event after an ankle injury, set to lead the side alongside Henry Hutchison.
They face another tough pool, beginning with Ireland (7:24 am) before a trans-Tasman showdown with the Kiwis (12:51 pm).
A clash with the Blitzboks (6:36 am) will conclude their pool stages, sitting sixth on the overall standings.
"Going to Vancouver, it would be good to see some growth in our game and consistency to performances, that’s a big one for us," coach Liam Barry said.
"The boys certainly prepared and played well in Perth and won tight games in a competition of small margins so I hope the boys are realistic around where we could’ve finished and where we did.
"It’s great to have 'Patto' back and he will co-captain with 'Hutch'. He hasn’t played since Cape Town but can certainly play and is a great addition to the side."
1. Piper Simons
3. Faith Nathan
4. Mackenzie Davis
5. Teagan Levi
7. Charlotte Caslick
9. Tia Hinds
10. Isabella Nasser (c)
11. Demi Hayes
13. Heidi Dennis
14. Bridget Clark
15. Kahli Henwood
23. Ruby Nicholas
28. Kiiahla Duff
1. Henry Hutchison (c)
2. Ben Dowling
6. Henry Paterson (c)
9. Matt Gonzalez
10. Ben Dalton
11. Maurice Longbottom
13. Jayden Blake
14. James Turner
15. Sid Harvey
23. Aden Ekanayake
25. Hayden Sargeant
29. Josh Turner
87. Michael Icely
Maddison Levi (thumb) – Hong Kong 7s
Sariah Paki (calf) – Hong Kong 7s
Bienne Terita (hamstring) – Hong Kong 7s
Madison Ashby (knee) – 2025/2026 World Series
Kaitlin Shave (knee) – 2025/2026 World Series
Sidney Taylor (knee) – 2025/2026 World Series
Alysia Lefau-Fakaosilea (knee) - 2025/2026 World Series
Dietrich Roache (knee) – 2025/2026 World Series
- Saturday, February 22: Australia v Spain (10:50am AEDT)
- Saturday, February 22: Australia v Brazil (4:20pm AEDT)
- Sunday, February 23: Australia v Canada (10:08am AEDT)
- Saturday, February 22: Australia v Ireland (7:24am AEDT)
- Saturday, February 22: Australia v New Zealand (12:51pm AEDT)
- Sunday, February 23: Australia v South Africa (6:36am AEDT)
