AFL Fiji Expects Big Turnout

AFL Fiji aims for a successful final at Veiuto Primary School grounds on Saturday.
AFL Fiji national coach Myke Ted Leahy said the games would be exciting.
“We look forward to this week grand finals with games being held in bigger grounds so we expecting it to be huge.
“The grand finals this year are expected to be stronger than anything that is seen in the past,” Leahy said.
He said the open grounds would be a big boost to all teams.
“Our teams are really working out things and they are very physical in an open space,” he said.
“We are also expecting it to be a fast game and a high scoring game as well. It should be a really good game to watch.
“Players are now experienced especially for those who joined in the last few years.
“Players that will come through to the grand finals this weekend are those that have gone through the U15 Fiji Day Cup and representing Fiji in the Oceania Cup in our fifteen grade and are now few years older.
“We have been going out to schools and teaching the young ones more about the game and we have been receiving positives feedback from them,” he added.
Games start at 9am.
Fixtures: 9am: Bulakick for kids aged 4-11yo, final 2015 session, 10 AFL Fiji Men’s Preliminary Final – Lion Killa vs Cats Kaukauwa, 11.30 AFL Fiji Women’s Grand Final – Royal Eagles vs Qio Vula, 1pm: AFL Fiji Men’s Grand Final – Swans Rerevaki vs Winner of Preliminary Final
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