Isaiah Armstrong-Ravula has quickly established himself as a notable player for Fijian Drua since joining the team two years ago. Following their recent Super Rugby Pacific match against the Hurricanes, Ravula’s performance places him second on the club’s all-time points list, with a total of 120 points, just four behind former fly-half Teti Tela who leads with 124 points.
Reflecting on his journey, Ravula expressed his gratitude for the support he has received from his teammates. “It’s pretty cool to be behind an experienced player like Teti, and just being here with the Drua everyone has been so welcoming. Just to be part of this special club is an honor and privilege,” he said. His passion for the game and appreciation for the opportunity he’s been given underscores his dedication to making a significant impact at the club.
In his latest match against the Hurricanes, Ravula scored 13 points, which included his first Super Rugby try along with two successful penalty kicks and four conversions. This promising performance makes him a player to watch as the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua prepares for their upcoming clash against the Waratahs. The match is set to take place at Allianz Stadium in Australia at 8:35 PM, and fans can catch the action live on FBC Sports.
Ravula’s development within the team is part of a broader positive trend in Fijian rugby, which has seen young talents increasingly stepping into key roles. The commitment of both emerging and seasoned players serves to enhance the competitiveness of Fijian rugby on global platforms, bringing hope for future successes as they continue to build on their impressive form in Super Rugby.
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