The Fiji Airways Fijiana 7s team has successfully advanced to the cup final of the Vancouver 7s after defeating Japan 28-7. The victory is a testament to their strong performance, with tries scored by Adita Milinia, Ilisapeci Delaiwau, and Sesenieli Donu. Lavena Cavuru converted three of these tries, while Rogosau Adimereani contributed an additional conversion to solidify the team’s lead. Japan’s points came from tries by Yukino Tsujisaki and Minako Taniyama.
This win comes on the heels of a stunning 46-0 triumph over Brazil in the quarterfinals, where the Fijiana demonstrated remarkable teamwork and skill. Players like Mereula Torooti and Reapi Ulunisau were pivotal in their previous matchup, showcasing the depth of talent within the team. The journey to the final reflects a period of rejuvenation for the Fijiana, highlighting their resilience in overcoming past challenges.
The anticipation surrounding the cup final builds on the excitement of both the women’s and men’s teams, who are making a significant impact in the tournament. This dual success has energized fans and reinforces the growing stature of Fijian rugby on the international stage. There’s a sense of hope and optimism as both teams continue to showcase their abilities, promising thrilling rugby and potential further achievements in the future.
The Fijiana’s ability to perform under pressure and their collective skill set present a bright outlook for the upcoming matches and the evolution of women’s rugby in Fiji.
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