The Dominion Brothers under-20 sevens rugby team is determined to support their families as they compete in the third leg of the Fiji Sports Council’s U20 7s tournament this week. Team manager Manasa Moto emphasized that the players’ ambition extends beyond the game, as they view rugby as a viable career that can financially assist their families.
Mata revealed how the squad previously demonstrated exceptional talent during the tournament’s opening leg in Thomson Park, Navua. He highlighted the importance of instilling the belief in the players that pursuing rugby can lead to lucrative opportunities, emphasizing the sport’s potential for success.
In addition to financial aspirations, discipline on the field is another core value stressed to the team. As they prepare for the upcoming competition in Savusavu, Mata noted that their training has been productive, and enthusiasm is building among the players.
Mata mentioned that the U20 series organized by the Fiji Sports Council and Fiji Rugby has been an exciting opportunity for the young athletes. With the tournament moving to Vanua Levu, he acknowledged that the competition would intensify, especially with teams from Savusavu and Labasa joining the fray.
Currently, the Dominion team is in a strong position after winning both of the previous legs in Navua and Sigatoka, showcasing their talent and determination.
This tournament not only highlights the potential of these young athletes but also the positive impact sports can have on their lives, encouraging them to pursue their dreams and support their families along the way. With the community rallying behind them, the Dominion Brothers are poised to continue their impressive journey in the competition.
As the tournament unfolds, it serves as a reminder of the hope and opportunities embedded in sports, fostering both personal growth and community spirit.
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