The Lilian Amazon Women’s 7s team is charged with enthusiasm as it prepares for the third leg of the Women’s LIT 7s Series in the UK, building on a strong performance from the previous tournament. After a close loss of 17–14 to Shogun in the main cup final of the second leg in Shelford, the team’s head coach, Tirani Uluinakauvadra, expressed pride in his players, noting their rapid adaptation to the UK environment.
“The girls are enjoying themselves in the UK, both on and off the field,” Uluinakauvadra shared. He highlighted that the experience of competing against teams from Great Britain, Wales, and Scotland is significantly boosting the players’ confidence and skill set.
As the team focuses on the upcoming matches, Uluinakauvadra emphasizes the importance of consistency and collaboration on the field, affirming, “This tour is not just about winning trophies; it’s about development. Each game is a chance to grow.” This developmental mindset echoes the information from previous tournaments, where the Lilian team has demonstrated resilience and ambition, showcasing their skills and leaving a positive impact on the community both at home and abroad.
Support from the Fijian community, both in the UK and back home, continues to bolster the team’s spirit as they embark on this journey. The optimism around the Lilian Amazon team bodes well not only for their current endeavors but also signals a bright future for women’s rugby in Fiji, as they inspire younger athletes to pursue the sport.
Overall, the Lilian Amazon team is not only competing but evolving, prioritizing growth and development, ensuring that their journey reflects the potential and promise of women’s rugby in Fiji.
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