Both teams have qualified to play in next year’s Marama Cup competition.

“We have alot of things to do and we will hit the drawing board to fix our mistakes in the quarters,” said Ragadi.

“They are a quality side, there are a few experienced players on their team and we know they’re going to be tough.”

Rewa dominated in the first half and led 32-7 at halftime.

This has been a great achievement for the side especially after winning the Royal Tea Ranadi Cup last year to be promoted to the Marama Championship

“We put on a strong performance in our scrums, lineouts and build attacking phases well,” she said.