Sireli Maqala, the Bayonne centre and member of the Flying Fijians rugby team, is currently at the forefront of the French Top 14 league, leading the Top Try Scorers chart with an impressive total of nine tries after twelve matches. This achievement comes as a testament to his exceptional skills and determination on the field, especially considering he is also a 2021 Olympic gold medalist in rugby sevens.
Maqala has outperformed Lyon’s scrum-half Baptiste Couilloud, who has recorded eight tries this season. Notably, he is the only Fijian player featured in the top ten scorers list, highlighting his significant contribution to the competition and representation of Fiji in professional rugby.
As of now, Maqala’s team, Bayonne, sits in fourth place in the league standings with 34 points. The current leader of the French Top 14 is Bordeaux, followed closely by Toulouse, both with 41 points, while Toulon occupies the third position with 37 points.
This achievement by Sireli Maqala not only showcases his individual talent but also reflects positively on his team and the growing influence of Fijian players in international rugby. His success is a source of inspiration for many aspiring athletes, emphasizing the rewards of hard work and perseverance in pursuit of excellence in sports.
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