Younis Bese, a standout Suva rugby player and national sprinter, delivered a stunning performance yesterday, scoring the winning try that propelled her team to the finals of the Subrails Marama Cup competition. In a thrilling match against Kadavu, Suva clinched a 36-31 victory.
The game reached its climax when Bese dashed for the try-line with the scoreboard locked at 31-all after Suva equalized with an unconverted try. Bese’s successful run was celebrated by her teammates as the final horn signaled a hard-fought victory.
Suva’s coach, Saiasi Koroi, emphasized the importance of discipline and teamwork in their success. He highlighted the significance of focusing on the basics and adhering to the referee’s calls during the intense matchup. Koroi described Kadavu as a formidable opponent, acknowledging their growth as a team since their previous encounter where Suva had overwhelmed them 69-17 in the first round of competition.
The exciting victory not only reflects Suva’s capabilities but also underscores Kadavu’s continued development, evidenced by their resilience in pushing the match to the wire. With this win, Suva is set to face Namosi in the finals next week, promising to maintain the momentum they’ve built throughout the competition.
The performances from both teams at the Marama Cup showcase the thriving spirit and competitive nature of Fijian rugby. Fans can look forward to the final as an exhilarating chapter in the ongoing narrative of local rugby talent, underscoring a hopeful future filled with opportunities and growth for all involved.
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