The Serevi Academy of Rugby is thrilled to host its first rugby camp of 2025 today at Lawaqa Park in Fiji, marking a significant milestone in its mission to empower the youth through sports. The program, announced by rugby star Waisale Serevi on social media, aims to enhance skills, discipline, and teamwork among young athletes.

The camp features two sessions: the first from 9 AM to 11 AM for girls aged U16 to U18, and the second from 1 PM to 4 PM for boys in the same age group. Importantly, participation in the camp is free, providing a valuable opportunity for local youth to learn from experienced coaches and develop their talents in rugby.

Serevi expressed his heartfelt gratitude, stating, “I’m so grateful to God for the chance to run my first-ever Serevi Academy of Rugby camp in Fiji. It’s a true honor to give back to the youth here and to help them grow both as athletes and individuals.” The camp also embraces a vital message about resilience and drug prevention, encapsulated in the theme “Phil4:13 STAY STRONG – SAY NO TO DRUGS.” This initiative is designed not just to cultivate rugby skills but also to impart essential life lessons that encourage young participants to pursue their dreams with determination and strength.

Acknowledgments were made to the Fiji Sports Council for its support in providing the venue, and to partner Aqua Pacific. Parents and guardians interested in enrolling their children in the camp can contact Aseri Tuitubou at 9034496 or Jo Rokomarawa at 9418391 for more information.

The Serevi Academy’s initiatives serve as a hopeful beacon for the youth of Fiji, inspiring them to engage in constructive activities while nurturing both athletic and personal growth. This camp represents not just a sporting event but a commitment to building a brighter future for aspiring athletes in the region.