Sireli Maqala, a versatile back for the Flying Fijians, continues to exhibit exceptional talent in the French Top 14 league, scoring his 10th try of the season during Bayonne’s impressive 33-12 victory over Castres. This milestone places him firmly at the top of the league’s try-scoring leaderboard after 13 matches.
Maqala demonstrated his remarkable speed and agility by intercepting a deflected pass and dashing 60 meters without resistance for his try. His outstanding performance is complemented by fellow Flying Fijians teammate Luke Tagi, who joined the field in the second half for Bayonne. Meanwhile, for Castres, Vilimoni Botitu played as a center, and veteran Leone Nakarawa was included in the matchday squad, showcasing the depth and talent of Fijian rugby players in international leagues.
In other notable actions from the same day’s matches, Pau secured a significant win over RC Vannes with a score of 48-24, and Montpellier edged past Clermont with a close score of 22-18.
Maqala’s success in the French league highlights the growing recognition of Fijian rugby talent on the international stage. His achievement not only contributes to his team’s success but also embodies the spirit and determination of Fijian athletes, inspiring future generations in the sport.
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