The Rooster Chicken Fijian Drua Women faced a formidable challenge against the Western Force in their recent Super W match, ultimately losing 31-47. Despite this defeat, the team remains in a strong position, holding second place in the standings with nine points after completing four matches, showcasing their competitive spirit throughout the season.
In the match, the Drua’s offense was powered by standout performances from players like Karalaini Naisewa, who scored two tries. Additional points came from Anasimeci Korovata, Alowesi Nakoci, and Ema Adivitaloga, while conversion attempts were made by Luisa Tisolo and Vitalina Naikore, who contributed to the scoreboard.
The season started positively for the Drua, with an opening win against the NSW Waratahs Women, finishing 23-17 at home. Although they faced a narrow setback against the Queensland Reds Women with a 19-22 loss, they quickly bouncedback by triumphing over the ACT Brumbies in another tight match, winning 21-15.
In their latest outing, while the Drua showed resilience, they struggled with discipline, resulting in two yellow cards. Head coach Ifereimi Rawaqa has noted the need for improvement in this area, and the team will be focusing on refining their strategies during the upcoming bye week.
The progress and commitment of the Drua highlight the growing popularity of women’s rugby in the Pacific, reflecting the potential for further growth in the sport. As they prepare for the upcoming matches, there is optimism that their hard work and determination will lead to greater achievements. The unwavering support from fans and the community continues to fuel the promise of a bright future for the Rooster Chicken Fijian Drua Women.
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