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Rewa On Track For Skipper Cup: Secake

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After a lapse of four years the newly rejuvenate­d Rewa side aims to showcase their style of rugby in this year’s Skipper Cup competitio­n.

Team manager Sakiusa Secake said they were aware of the fact they would be playing against the giants of provincial rugby in Fiji when competitio­n starts in April.

“We have an idea of what we are up against but our aim is to maintain our position in the Skipper Cup at the end of the season,” Secake said.

“And we want to showcase our “Rewa style” of rugby.”

Like other teams in the Skipper Cup competitio­n, Rewa also competed in the Fiji Rugby Union -sanctioned Skipper Cup Rugby 10s competitio­n. The one day tournament was held at the Bidesi and Buckhurst grounds last Saturday.

“This competitio­n was a good preparatio­n platform for us as it helped us in gauging our performanc­e against the top teams who will be competing in the Skipper Cup,” Secake said

With the national 10s team names yet to be announced, Secake said it would be a morale booster for them if some of their players were picked.

“But overall we are satisfied with our performanc­e and learning many things and I believe we are on track in our preparatio­ns.”

The Rewa side is coached by former Fiji Airways Flying Fijians captain Ro Alivereti Doviverata.

 ?? Photo: Vilimoni Vaganalau. ?? Jack’s of Fiji business developmen­t manager Madan Krishna (right) hands over the Skipper 10’s jersey to Rewa Rugby president Ro Filipe Tuisawau at the Fiji Rugby Union office on January 12, 2018 .
Photo: Vilimoni Vaganalau. Jack’s of Fiji business developmen­t manager Madan Krishna (right) hands over the Skipper 10’s jersey to Rewa Rugby president Ro Filipe Tuisawau at the Fiji Rugby Union office on January 12, 2018 .

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