The Tide Tribe Malolo rugby side created history by winning this year's Skipper Cup competition.
25 Nov
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Meri Belinda Delana
“Despite the late start, our teams performed exceptionally well. This year was about putting our house in order and restoring confidence in Nadi Rugby,” he said.
13 Nov
“I’m very proud of what we have achieved, and I believe this will inspire many young players to follow in their footsteps,” he said.
10 Nov
Sereana Salalo-Baleiwai
“We congratulate Malolo for giving us a good game. They came stronger in the second half, and that is something we take note of. For us, discipline remains a key focus, and by next year, we aim to improve significantly in that area.”
04 Nov
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“We are proud of how far our boys have come, and we thank everyone from the villages and resorts who supported us from the start.”
Naitasiri had only themselves to blame when poor discipline saw veteran Etonia Rokotuisawa and Veniasi Vosawale copped yellow cards and were playing with 13-men.
01 Nov
Leone Cabenatabua
Continuous pressure through their pick and drive took the air out of the big Nadi forwards as they struggled to keep up with the pace of the game.
“The Skipper Cup competition has showcased the depth of talent within Tailevu rugby, and we want to ensure that our players have access to professional pathways both locally and internationally,” Rodan Snr said.
27 Oct
Tailevu Rugby Union
“We are proud to be playing in the Skipper Cup final. This is a huge achievement for the team and the entire Malolo rugby community.”
“We are not underestimating them. We will be grounded and prepare like we have been preparing every week,” he added.
