The Fiji Corrections Service celebrated a successful outing as both Warden Gold and Warden Green emerged victorious in their matches against the National Fire Authority and Police at Albert Park in Suva on Friday. In the highly competitive finals, Warden Gold clinched the ANC Cakobau Bowl title with a narrow victory over the Police, winning 16-14, while Warden Green secured the Commander FB Kean Shield by defeating the team from the National Fire Authority.
Etonia Taivoce, team manager for the Fiji Corrections Service, expressed immense pride in the performances displayed by both teams. He attributed their success to the hard work and dedication of the players. “I’m really proud of both of the teams, they have made everyone proud giving a standout performance,” he remarked. Taivoce highlighted the rigorous preparation that led up to the challenge and acknowledged the tough competition they faced.
His comments reflected not only the achievements on the field but also the spirit of unity and camaraderie within the Fiji Corrections Service, which was evident throughout the matches. He commended the players for their remarkable heart and collective effort, emphasizing that the victories serve as a point of pride for the entire organization.
Looking to the future, Taivoce expressed excitement about celebrating the wins together, noting that the match was part of the Police team’s preparation for the upcoming Sukuna Bowl. The outstanding performances from both teams not only showcase the potential within the wider community but also reinforce the important role that sports play in fostering teamwork and resilience.
This recent success not only uplifts the players but serves as an inspiring reminder of the strength found in unity and dedication within the sporting arenas. The positive outcomes reflect a hopeful outlook for future tournaments as the Fiji Corrections Service aims to continue building on their achievements in rugby and strengthen the community spirit through athletics.