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Fijian Drua Duo to Join Sale Sharks After 2026 Season
Glen Jackson singles out Elia Canakaivata and Ponipate Loganimasi as the Drua’s rising stars, set for Sale Sharks after the 2026 season. Their departures spotlight a growing talent pathway, even as the squad faces injuries and a tough weekend clash with the Hurricanes.
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Nasova Debuts as Drua Eye First Win Against Hurricanes
Rain-soaked conditions set the stage for a pivotal clash in Lautoka as the Drua chase their first win against the Hurricanes. Joji Nasova could debut on the wing as part of a fresh-look lineup, while a knee injury sidelines a co-captain. With lineup shifts and big home support, all eyes will be on how the…
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Nasova Debut Sparks Drua in Super Rugby Pacific Hurricanes Clash
Speed meets opportunity as flying winger Joji Nasova makes his Swire Shipping Fijian Drua debut against the Hurricanes, bringing sevens pace to the 15s arena. Head coach Glen Jackson hints at a seamless transition and a fresh attacking spark that could shape the Drua’s early season momentum. With a balanced mix of youth and experience…
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Sale Sharks Sign Two Drua Stars in Premiership Shake-Up
Elia Canakaivata and Ponipate Loganimasi are set to leave the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua for Sale Sharks, heralding a new era for the club. With Joji Nasova also departing, the Drua face a reshaped squad and fresh recruitment opportunities as the season comes to a close. A season of changes that could redefine the Drua’s…
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Ponipate Loganimasi to Sale Sharks as Fijian Drua Braces for Change
Ponipate Loganimasi is set to depart the Drua for an overseas contract ahead of the 2026/27 season. With another key player already on the move, the team faces a pivotal period of renewal and fresh talent as they chart their path forward.
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Drua’s away-win bid dented by Waratahs’ fresh legs
The Drua faced a stern test in Sydney, confronting a fresh Waratahs pack and the toll of a tight six-day turnaround after the humid shift from Fiji. Coach Glen Jackson praised early resilience while acknowledging the demanding schedule, as the team looks to build momentum into Round 3.
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Super Rugby Pacific: Drua Backing 21-Year-Old Armstrong-Ravula as Coach Emphasizes Growth
Coach Glen Jackson backs 21-year-old Isaiah Armstrong-Ravula after a tough night, underscoring a growth-first path for a notably young Drua backline. With two 21-year-olds in key roles, the development plan takes center stage as they gear up for a Hurricanes showdown.
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Brumbies end 26-year Christchurch drought as Slipper marks 200th Super Rugby appearance
Historic night in Christchurch as the Brumbies snap a 26-year drought in New Zealand, with James Slipper celebrating 200 Super Rugby appearances with a rare try. A commanding display and a late burst cement a statement win that could reshape their season.
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Six-day turnaround hampers Drua in Sydney loss to Waratahs
Six days, travel fatigue, and a fast, physical Waratahs side set the tone in Sydney. Head coach Glen Jackson hints the tight turnaround weighed on the Drua, even as an early team try showed their spark. With lessons learned, the team looks ahead to regroup and push forward.
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Drua Look to Build on Improved Start as Mataele Eyes Hurricanes Clash
Manasa Mataele is upbeat about the Drua’s newfound start after another away defeat, insisting the improvement is real. He points to smarter territory play and a tougher edge in the opening minutes, even as the finish didn’t go to plan. With roaring Drua fans behind them and a big clash against the Hurricanes in Lautoka…