Army names strong line up - (Guilecava nomu Bula!) Forget Your Lives!
Army has named a strong line-up to offset their Police counterparts plan to reign supreme in their much awaited Sukuna Bowl clash this Friday.
The Delainabua team has drafted former sevens skipper Dale Tonawai to lead the side at the TFLNational Stadium. Kick-off is at 4pm.
Dale will be joined by
1. Alefoso Yalayalatabua,
2. Sireli Ledua,
3. Jeke Lalai,
4. Leone Nakarawa,
5. Mosese Vasutoga,
6. Jolame Bera,
7. Aminiasi Nava,
8. Dale Tonawai (c),
9.Nikola Matawalu,
10. Setareki Koroilagilagi,
11. Sikeli Vuruna,
12. Josaia Lotawa,
13. Isake Katonibau (v/c),
14. Maikeli Mocetadra,
15. Sakaraia Tuinabewa.
2. Sireli Ledua,
3. Jeke Lalai,
4. Leone Nakarawa,
5. Mosese Vasutoga,
6. Jolame Bera,
7. Aminiasi Nava,
8. Dale Tonawai (c),
9.Nikola Matawalu,
10. Setareki Koroilagilagi,
11. Sikeli Vuruna,
12. Josaia Lotawa,
13. Isake Katonibau (v/c),
14. Maikeli Mocetadra,
15. Sakaraia Tuinabewa.
Reserves:
16. Tevita Rabukawaqa,
17. Vesi Rarawa,
18. Inia Tukere,
19. Waqabaca Kotobalavu,
20. Noa Lovia,
21. Sunia Bainivalu,
22. Epeli Ruivadra,
23. Sevanaia Koroi,
24. Ilitomasi Nawalu,
25. Benedito Koroi
16. Tevita Rabukawaqa,
17. Vesi Rarawa,
18. Inia Tukere,
19. Waqabaca Kotobalavu,
20. Noa Lovia,
21. Sunia Bainivalu,
22. Epeli Ruivadra,
23. Sevanaia Koroi,
24. Ilitomasi Nawalu,
25. Benedito Koroi
The players marched from the main gate to the Rabuka Hall where they had a dedication service led by Rev J.Tikonatabua. The team then proceeded to the Rev. Tuvasu Hall where the lineup was named by Major Penioni Naliva. The Minister for Works, Transport and Public Utilities, Colonel Natuva presented players with their new jerseys.
At hand to to give them moral support were the Chief of Staff, Brigadier General Aziz, and other senior officers who turned up in large numbers with their red floral shirt.
Colonel Natuva reminded the boys to give all their best and dedicate their win to their comrades who had served in great numbers on both world wars and in the many theaters of conflicts since those wars. He asked them to play for their families, for their friends and supporters and mostly for those who were willing to answer the call to service and to the huge sacrifice, which but a proud nation like Fiji had made to freedom and peace in the world.
The Army rugby team remains confident of retaining the Sukuna Bowl when it takes on Police at the tfl National Stadium at 4pm tomorrow.
This year marks the 60th year of the Sukuna Bowl challenge and Major Penioni Naliva says the Fiji Military Forces has every faith their reps can retain the title having wrestled it from Police after five years.
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