The under-16 team from St Therese of Lisieux College in Nadroga is set to achieve a historic milestone in the Weet-Bix Raluve quarter-finals as they prepare to compete against Adi Cakobau School. This is the first time in the school’s history that the team has reached this stage, showcasing their hard work and dedication throughout the tournament.
Principal Penaia Qalituraga expressed his pride in the team, highlighting the talent and commitment demonstrated by the players. “It is a milestone and history in the making for our U16 Raluve team. They have truly made the school and the province of Nadroga proud,” he stated. The principal acknowledged the challenges they faced, including the logistical difficulty of crossing the river for matches. Despite this, the team’s perseverance has shone through.
As they prepare for their match against the formidable Adi Cakobau School, known for their strong performance, Qalituraga emphasized the importance of community support. He called on supporters to rally behind the girls as they strive to make history and perform well on the field.
The game is scheduled for 8:30 AM at Bidesi Park in Suva, marking a significant moment not just for the team but the entire school community.
In other quarter-final matches, teams including Saint Vincent, Sigatoka Methodist, and Lelean Memorial School will also be competing, promising an exciting lineup of rugby action.
This narrative around the St Therese team highlights the spirit of perseverance and community support in high school sports, and it serves as an inspiring example for other teams striving for success. With their hard work and dedication, they illuminate the power of teamwork and passion in achieving dreams.
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