Queen Victoria School (QVS) triumphed over Ratu Kadavulevu School (RKS) in a thrilling Eastern Zone Under-18 final of the Fiji Secondary School Rugby Union, held at Nukuvuto grounds. The match ended with a close score of 25-22, showcasing the competitive nature of the two schools, who have a longstanding rivalry in rugby.
QVS managed to secure their victory with one converted try, two unconverted tries, and a penalty kick, while RKS was able to score one converted try and an unconverted try during the first half. The match was marked by intense defense from the QVS team, maintaining a stronghold against RKS’s attempts to penetrate their defense.
The atmosphere was electric as nearly 1,000 fans cheered passionately for their teams, creating a vibrant atmosphere at the Nukuvuto grounds. This match reflects the continuation of fierce competition in school rugby, fostering local pride and sportsmanship among the young athletes.
Previously, in the Eastern Zone competition, RKS had displayed their strength by defeating QVS in earlier age categories, establishing a strong legacy in the region. Both teams are known for their talent and competitiveness, and this final underscores the growing excitement and engagement in youth sports in Fiji.
The achievements of these young athletes are not just about winning; they represent hard work, teamwork, and the perseverance that comes with sports. Community spirit thrives as schools continue to support their teams, nurturing the next generation of rugby stars.
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