Police assistant coach Paul Darroch has urged teams within the Police Force to channel the same intensity and determination displayed by their men’s touch rugby squad, who recently edged out the Army with a close 9-8 victory at the Vodafone Ratu Sukuna Bowl competition in Nasova. In the wake of this nail-biting match, Darroch emphasized the importance of unity and perseverance as all Police teams gear up for their upcoming challenges.
“This is a challenge to all Police teams out there; if we can do it, especially coming from the bottom and taking the title back, we know you can do it too,” Darroch stated, underlining the significance of maintaining composure and hunger as they strive to uphold the pride of their organization throughout the three-day tournament.
As the Sukuna Bowl enters its third day, the event continues to deliver excitement across various disciplines, including boxing, netball, volleyball, and rugby league matches. Thursday and Friday will see live broadcasts of both men’s and women’s soccer along with additional rugby matches on FBC Sports, further engaging fans and participants alike.
The competitive spirit within the Police Force is bolstered by the recent performance of the women’s touch rugby team, who showcased their resilience with a tight 4-3 victory over Delainabua. This reinforces the commitment and competitive edge that permeates through all divisions.
With several events still to come, including netball and volleyball, there is a palpable sense of anticipation for the Police teams to build on their current momentum. The overarching sense of community and sportsmanship present throughout the competition highlights the foundational values of the organization, setting the stage for an exhilarating close to the Sukuna Bowl festivities. The camaraderie and shared commitment to excellence promise to make this tournament a memorable one for all involved.