Tawake praises Legge’s leadership and team culture

McDonald's Fijian Drua Women captain Bitila Tawake has lauded head coach Mike Legge for cultivating a strong team culture, emphasizing his ability to create a positive and professional atmosphere. Tawake described Legge as an approachable coach who maintains a light mood while commanding the players' deep respect for his decisions.

"The players have enjoyed working under Legge this season," Tawake stated, noting the coach's success in balancing necessary discipline with an enjoyable team dynamic. She acknowledged that while some difficult selection choices were made before the season opener, the squad fully backs the direction Legge has set. The captain also credited the broader coaching staff, including assistants and support personnel, for their contributions to the team's positive environment and strengthened preparations.

Legge's leadership has been instrumental in building a cohesive unit ahead of the new campaign. Tawake specifically mentioned his role in fostering a strong team culture, where players feel motivated and supported. The team's preparations have been bolstered by this supportive atmosphere, setting a positive tone for the upcoming matches.

The Fijian Drua are set to play their inaugural home game at Churchill Park in Lautoka on Saturday. They will face the Western Force at 2 p.m., with the match broadcast live on FBC Sports.

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The players have enjoyed working under Legge this season, highlighting the balance he brings between discipline and enjoyment in the group.