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Five Labasa players remain in national camp

From FBC News · () English

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  • Five Labasa players will continue with the Fiji national women's football camp.
  • This follows Labasa's dominant performance in recent matches, including a 10-1 victory over Suva.
  • The players' inclusion highlights Labasa's strong form in the women's competition.

Labasa's women's football team continues to impress, with five of its talented players earning a spot in the extended Fiji national camp. This recognition is a testament to the team's outstanding performance throughout the season, particularly their recent commanding victories.

Head coach Roneel Ram expressed his pride as his players earned another chance to showcase their skills at the national level. Labasa demonstrated their dominance with a resounding 10-1 victory over Suva, building on the momentum from their previous emphatic 7-1 win against Lautoka. These scores reflect not just individual brilliance but the cohesive and powerful unit that Labasa has become.

For the players, this extended stay in the national camp offers a valuable opportunity to develop further and potentially represent Fiji on the international stage. It also brings positive attention to women's football in Fiji, highlighting the growing talent pool and the competitive spirit within the domestic leagues.

The success of Labasa's players in the national setup is a source of pride for the team and the wider Labasa community, underscoring the strength and depth of talent emerging from the region. FBC News's coverage celebrates this achievement, focusing on the team's impressive form and the bright future ahead for these athletes.

five of his players will remain in camp with the Fiji national side following another dominant performance in the womenโ€™s competition.

· Roneel RamLabasa womenโ€™s football head coach, commenting on his players' selection for the national camp.
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