The Rooster Chicken Fijian Drua Women have commenced training in advance of their vital Super W semifinal match against the Queensland Reds Women, slated for this Sunday at Ballymore Stadium in Brisbane, kicking off at 3:05 PM. Loosehead Prop Anasimeci Korovata expressed that preparations have been evolving positively, especially after a brief period of rest following their recent travel.
Reflecting on their past games, Korovata noted some disappointment from a previous loss but remains optimistic about the team’s potential to secure victory in the semi-finals: “I think obviously we’re a bit disappointed to have lost that game. But we know that we can get a win and hopefully get into the grand finale.” The team has taken time to analyze their last performance against the Western Force, where they recognized both strengths and areas for improvement.
The significant match against the Reds will follow another semifinal featuring the NSW Waratahs Women and Western Force later in the evening at 5:05 PM. Fans can catch all the action live on FBC Sports.
Historically, Fijian women’s rugby has been gaining traction, with increased support for female athletes in recent seasons. The Drua Women’s performance is not only about securing titles but also about inspiring the next generation of female rugby players in Fiji and promoting women’s sports in the region.
As the Drua Women prepare for this crucial match, the excitement surrounding their journey promises to not only enhance their competitive edge but also contribute to the growing recognition of women in rugby. With their resilience and determination, the Drua Women are poised to continue making strides on the field while uplifting the sport’s profile in the Pacific.
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