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Major sponsor wishes Fiji Pearls well ahead of Spirit Series

From FBC News · () English

Translated from English, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Goodman Fielder International is supporting the Fiji Pearls netball team as they prepare for the Spirit Series in Sydney.
  • The team aims to improve their international standing, with projections of reaching world number six.
  • The partnership focuses on developing the sport in Fiji and helping the Pearls achieve their potential on the global stage.

Goodman Fielder International (GFI) has expressed strong support for the Fiji Pearls netball team as they gear up for the upcoming Spirit Series in Sydney. The team is focused on making a significant impact on the international netball scene.

GFI General Manager Tim Carter noted the growing excitement within the squad as the Pearls approach their first match. He highlighted the Spirit Series as a crucial opportunity for the team to compete against top-tier international opponents and gauge their progress.

Carter emphasized that the partnership with Netball Fiji is designed to foster the sport's growth and empower the Fiji Pearls to reach their full potential globally. He credited the players and coaching staff for their hard work, which is reflected in the team's steady rise in international netball rankings.

"We're excited and wish them all the best," Carter said. "As they build, we're told that they're going to be number six in the world in about six to eight months. So hopefully this is a very good start for them and we wish them every success."

The Fiji Pearls are set to compete against Singapore in their opening match of the Spirit Series. The game will be broadcast live on FBC Sports. The team is focused on delivering strong performances in Sydney to build momentum for future international competitions and continue their ascent in the world rankings.

Yeah, well, I think weโ€™re excited and we wish them all the best. And I think as they build, weโ€™re told that theyโ€™re going to be number six in the world in about six to eight months. So hopefully this is a very good start for them and we wish them every success.

โ€” Tim CarterGFI General Manager Tim Carter expressed his optimism and support for the Fiji Pearls' upcoming campaign.
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Originally published by FBC News in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.