Support driving St Vincent’s Raluve campaign
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At a glance
- St Vincent College's Under-16 team has reached the Weet-Bix Raluve national quarter-finals.
- The team's manager, Salote Nainoka, credits the school's supporters for their success.
- Despite losing the Eastern Zone final, the team continues its impressive run in the national competition.
St Vincent College manager Salote Nainoka has lauded the unwavering support from the school community as instrumental in propelling the Under-16 girls' rugby team to the Weet-Bix Raluve national quarter-finals. The team's remarkable journey continues despite a setback in the Eastern Zone final.
The young athletes are set to face Bucalevu Secondary School at Ganilau Park in Savusavu tomorrow. Their progression to this stage of the national competition is a testament to their dedication and the collective encouragement they have received. Nainoka emphasized that the backing from supporters has been a key factor in their morale and performance.
While the Eastern Zone final did not result in a win, the team's spirit remains high. Their focus is now on the upcoming quarter-final match, where they aim to showcase their skills and continue their impressive run. The support system surrounding the team appears to be a significant driving force behind their continued efforts in the tournament.
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