The second edition of the Annual Native Constabulary Cakobau Bowl Challenge was officially launched today, featuring an exciting rugby match between the Fiji Police Force and the Fiji Corrections Service. This year’s encounter holds special meaning as it coincides with the Fiji Corrections Service’s 150th anniversary celebration. Last year, the Police emerged victorious with a score of 45–31 at the Nasova Grounds, setting a high standard for this annual event.
Acting Commissioner of Corrections, Sevuloni Naucukidi, expressed his team’s resolve to make a powerful impression this year. He highlighted their enhanced preparations, stating, “We are better prepared this year and will give Police a run for their money.”
The annual match serves to foster camaraderie, discipline, and teamwork between the two institutions while commemorating their shared heritage of service to the nation. Scheduled for the 31st of this month at Albert Park, this event aims to celebrate the spirit of collaboration and sportsmanship that has emerged from past encounters.
Building on the success of last year’s thrilling debut, which has established a new tradition for both forces, there is a palpable excitement in the air. As planning continues for future matches, this year’s challenge promises to engage the community and evoke pride in the longstanding service of both organizations.
With the increasing enthusiasm and historical importance surrounding the match, fans can anticipate an exhilarating display of rugby that is sure to unite the community and celebrate the values shared by the Fiji Police and Corrections Service.