Namosi’s women’s rugby team is poised to compete for the title in the Marama Cup final after a decisive semi-final win against Nasinu over the weekend. This achievement marks Namosi’s third consecutive appearance in the final, a fact that has brought great joy to their manager, Etonia Taivoce.
Despite a rocky start to the season that included losses to Nasinu and other teams, Taivoce remained optimistic, urging his players to show resilience. “There were a lot of challenges along the way; things haven’t been easy for us,” he noted. “From the beginning, I kept encouraging the players to stay strong. Despite earlier struggles, including a loss to Nasinu, I always believed in their potential to reach this point.”
The team showcased remarkable determination in their recent performance, which emphasized both grit and teamwork. Anticipation builds for their next match against Suva at the HFC Bank Stadium, promising another exciting showdown. Fans can tune in to watch the action live on FBC Sports.
Namosi’s journey to the final encapsulates a broader narrative of resilience and growth in Fijian women’s rugby. Coach Taivoce’s unwavering support has not only boosted the team’s confidence but has also fostered a sense of hope within their community. As they strive for the championship title, this final underscores the transformative landscape of women’s sports in Fiji, where dedication and collaboration are paving the way for future achievements.