QVS focused on improvement

Despite securing a victory against Holy Family School, Queen Victoria School's Under-15 coach Misaele Gavidi believes there is still significant room for improvement. Gavidi acknowledged his players successfully executed their game plan but pointed out existing weaknesses that require attention before the upcoming national quarter-finals.

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They played a good game. The boys executed their game plan. It’s a well-structured game, but we have some weaknesses. We have to improve on it.

"They played a good game. The boys executed their game plan. It’s a well-structured game, but we have some weaknesses. We have to improve on it," Gavidi stated. The team plans to dedicate the coming week to fine-tuning its performance as preparations intensify for the next stage of the competition.

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I thank the parents and guardians for their wholehearted support. They support the boys and give all their effort.

Looking ahead to the quarter-final clash this Saturday, Gavidi expressed gratitude for the unwavering support from parents and guardians. He urged the broader QVS community, including old scholars and families, to rally behind the players. "I thank the parents and guardians for their wholehearted support. They support the boys and give all their effort," he said, adding, "I wish the old scholars, especially the old boys, friends and families of Vulinitu as a whole, to come and support the boys next week for the quarter-final."

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I wish the old scholars, especially the old boys, friends and families of Vulinitu as a whole, to come and support the boys next week for the quarter-final.