Dominion Brothers triumphed over PSM Aflame Bros with a close score of 14-12, securing the men’s cup trophy at the Fiji Sports Council’s Under-20 Sevens Rugby Tournament held at Thomson Park in Navua. Both teams displayed outstanding determination and skill, making for an exhilarating match that showcased the intense competition as the tournament came to a close.
The tournament featured strong performances from all teams involved in a five-leg series, highlighting the talent present in Fiji’s rugby scene. Manasa Mata, the manager of the Dominion Brothers, expressed heartfelt appreciation for his players, acknowledging their dedication and effort that ultimately led to their success. Mata noted that the team was formed with the intention of using rugby as a means to create better lives for themselves and their families.
The players, born between 2004 and 2006, benefited from the collaboration between the Fiji Sports Council and the Fiji Rugby Union, which allowed them to hone their skills and develop both as athletes and individuals. Their victory also came with a monetary reward of $3,500, underscoring the importance of sport as a pathway to opportunity.
The excitement of this tournament will continue as the next leg takes place next week at Lawaqa Park in Sigatoka. This ongoing series not only promotes athletic excellence but also fosters community spirit and development among young athletes, paving the way for future stars in Pacific rugby.
In a time where youth sports can significantly shape futures, the accomplishments of these talented young players are a testament to their hard work and dedication, leaving room for optimism about the future of rugby in Fiji.
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