Kaiviti Silktails football analyst Erami Vuleka has highlighted the importance of preseason training as an invaluable opportunity for players and staff to gear up for the forthcoming rugby league season. The preseason sessions have allowed team members to elevate their performance within a competitive league environment, supported by the expertise of coaches Port Greg Wilson and Nick Potter.
Vuleka noted that while some players have adapted swiftly to the training regimen, others may require additional sessions to settle into their roles effectively. He expressed enthusiasm about the ongoing development, stating, “It’s been a boom break so far, and I’m looking forward to whatever comes next to help grow footy in the region.”
In addition to on-field preparations, the team is also focused on initiatives off the field leading up to Christmas and New Year, ensuring continuous player development in all aspects of life. This holistic approach underlines the Silktails’ commitment to fostering talent beyond just the sport.
Earlier this week, the Silktails also unveiled a striking new logo that reflects their journey through challenges, exemplifying resilience and the indomitable Kaiviti spirit. Under the guidance of Chairman and NRL legend Petero Civoniceva alongside Executive Director Stephen Driscoll, the team’s rebranding illustrates their mission to embody strength and determination as they prepare for the season ahead.
With both on-field training and off-field initiatives in full swing, the Kaiviti Silktails are looking to not only grow their prowess in rugby league but also strengthen their bonds within the community.