Defending champions Natabua High School showcased their continued dominance in the quarter-final of the under-18 Weet-Bix Raluve competition.
In a fiercely contested match against Adi Cakobau School at Buckhurst ground one, Natabua emerged victorious with a scoreline of 12-5.
The clash between the two teams was intense, with ACS putting up a strong defense in the second half and managing to secure a try.
However, Natabua High School’s resilience and skill ultimately led them to triumph in the match.
Team manager Rigieta Radrodro expressed immense pride in the girls’ performance, noting their unwavering dedication and commitment on the field.
Despite facing the formidable challenge of competing against ACS, the girls exhibited a remarkable fighting spirit that ultimately led to their success.
“The girls gave their 100 per cent, really proud of the girls performance,” said Radrodro.
“Leaving the school yesterday, the girls knew they had a big task ahead since ACS is one the toughest school to win against, im so proud with the girls fighting spirit they delivered a great win.”
Radrodro acknowledged the challenges faced by the team, including new players due to departures from last year’s squad.
However, she highlighted the standout performances of the girls, who rose to the occasion and delivered when it mattered most.
“We had few challenges we have a few girls from last year, other girls have left for universities, so getting in new players in the team was tough but looking at the performance they have really stood out.
