The Army men’s volleyball team, represented by player Fereti Bolavucu, is gearing up with determination for the upcoming Sukuna Bowl, aiming to shift the narrative in their favor this year. After struggling for years against the dominance of the Police team, the Army aims to break a long-standing losing streak. The stakes are high as both teams prepare for a fierce competition scheduled to run from November 17 to 21.
Bolavucu, who has been with the Army volleyball side since its inception in the Sukuna Bowl 15 years ago, expressed the team’s eagerness for victory while acknowledging the formidable challenge the Police team presents. “The buildup has been intense,” he noted, highlighting the team’s commitment to end the Police’s reign on the court. The Army has intensified its training regimen, emphasizing discipline and teamwork, critical components they believe will be essential in their quest for success.
The encouragement from colleagues and fans has bolstered the team’s morale, as many supporters are avid volleyball enthusiasts. Bolavucu emphasized the importance of representing their team well, stating, “We are hungry for the win this year but understand that Police will not give it to us easily.”
As excitement builds in the lead-up to the Sukuna Bowl, which will spotlight various sports, the community is abuzz with anticipation for the matches. Matches will be broadcast live on FBC Sports, with an option for overseas fans to stream the events online. As the Army prepares to confront their rivals, they stand with a renewed sense of hope and determination, eager to rewrite their story in this storied competition. This season promises thrilling encounters and a display of unity and sportsmanship between the forces, fostering the spirit of camaraderie among supporters and participants alike.