Suva Grammar School Eyes Quarter-Finals After Victory
Translated from English, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Suva Grammar School's Under-18 rugby team has advanced to the Vodafone Deans quarter-finals after defeating Ratu Luke Memorial School.
- Captain Brendan Leo acknowledged the team's supporters and emphasized the need to focus on the upcoming knockout stage.
- The team plans to review its performance and address mistakes before facing Ba Provincial Freebird Institute in the next round.
Suva Grammar School's Under-18 rugby team is setting its sights on the Vodafone Deans quarter-finals after securing a crucial victory over Ratu Luke Memorial School. The win keeps the team's national title aspirations alive as the competition enters its decisive knockout stages.
It hasnโt been an easy journey and weโd like to thank them for always being with us throughout tough times and in times where we celebrate.
Team captain Brendan Leo expressed gratitude for the unwavering support the team has received throughout the season. "It hasnโt been an easy journey and weโd like to thank them for always being with us throughout tough times and in times where we celebrate," Leo stated, highlighting the team's resilience.
With the elimination match concluded, Leo stressed the immediate need for the team to shift its focus to the next challenge. "First, weโll have to focus on our next game. This game is over, weโll focus on the quarter-finals," he said. The upcoming quarter-final match is anticipated to be a tough contest against Ba Provincial Freebird Institute.
First, weโll have to focus on our next game. This game is over, weโll focus on the quarter-finals.
Looking ahead, Leo indicated that the team will use the intervening days to meticulously review its performance. "After this, weโll regroup, talk about the mistakes and try to improve from here," he explained, underscoring a commitment to continuous development before the high-stakes quarter-final clash scheduled for next Saturday.
After this, weโll regroup, talk about the mistakes and try to improve from here.
Originally published by FBC News in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.