The Rewa women’s team has advanced to the semifinals of the Royal Tea Ranadi Cup after a commendable 51-43 victory over Cakaudrove at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva. The robust performance demonstrated their exceptional teamwork and strategy, as they took an impressive 32-7 lead by halftime. Although Cakaudrove mounted a comeback in the second half, Rewa maintained their dominance through speed and coordination.
Captain Emi Diravuso attributed the successful outcome to the team’s diligent preparation and resilience. She acknowledged the formidable challenge posed by Cakaudrove, commending her teammates for adhering to the game plan. “The team has been preparing well for this match. The girls have put in a lot of hard work during training, and the result speaks for itself,” Diravuso stated. Emphasizing the importance of continuous improvement, she noted, “We will go back to the drawing board, work on our mistakes, especially in our defense, and get ready for the semifinals ahead.”
The anticipation builds as Rewa prepares for their next big clash in the semifinals. Diravuso expressed gratitude to the team, fans, and supporters who have rallied behind them with unwavering support. The Rewa camp is hopeful for a strong turnout from their fans as they aim to secure their place in the final.
This performance is consistent with Rewa’s recent history of excelling in high-stakes matches, as they have shown remarkable resilience and competence in both football and rugby competitions in previous tournaments. Matches like the Royal Tea Ranadi Cup and the BiC Fiji FACT have highlighted Rewa’s ability to rise to the occasion, further enhancing their reputation in Fijian sports.
With a commitment to honing their skills and enhancing their strategies, Rewa continues to embody the spirit of perseverance and teamwork. As they move forward in the tournament, the prospect of achieving further success adds an optimistic tone to their journey. Their resolve and dedication offer a promising glimpse into what might be a remarkable season for Rewa’s women’s team.