The Nasinu Secondary School Old Boys rugby team recently showcased their talent at the Fiji Sports Council’s under-20 sevens tournament, marking an impressive debut following their participation in the Fiji Secondary School Rugby Union Deans competition. In the Bowl quarter-final match held at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva, they achieved a commendable victory over the Lami Cavaliers, finishing with a score of 14-0.

Head coach Digitaki Leavaci shared insights about the team’s journey, revealing that the players are from the school’s current U18 Deans team. Their advancement to the Bowl quarter-finals in their first tournament was an unexpected success, highlighting the valuable lessons gained throughout their participation in the under-20 competition.

Leavaci noted that the past four weeks have been challenging, as the boys were still engaged with school commitments, leading to sporadic attendance at training sessions. Despite this, he believes the team’s talent was evident in their recent performance and considers the tournament a perfect platform for them to demonstrate their skills.

Looking forward, the team is setting their sights on competing in the upcoming Fiji Bitter 7s series U20. To ensure they remain competitive, the coaching staff is implementing training programs and strategies to further develop their abilities. Leavaci expressed optimism, stating that this experience has shown the potential for improvement and growth among the players as they prepare for future challenges.

This uplifting narrative reflects not just the challenges faced by young athletes balancing education and sports, but also the immense potential they hold as they strive to achieve their goals. Their determination and commitment will serve them well as they advance in their rugby careers.


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