Army Green receives $10,000 worth of sponsorship from Subrails

Rugby-Union

Army Green receives $10,000 worth of sponsorship from Subrails

By Shanil Singh

Thursday 10/02/2022

The Army Green XV’s rugby team has secured a sponsorship worth $10,000 from Subrails

The Army Green XV’s rugby team has secured a sponsorship worth $10,000 from Subrails.

Subrails Business Development and Marketing Manager, Avichal Kumar says the company was delighted to be sponsoring the winner of the 2021 Sukuna Bowl and pledged to continue its support to the RFMF in the future.

He says their sponsored merchandise includes newly designed Army Green rugby jersey, training kits and a Fijian Made logo on the shorts to reflect the company’s commitment towards supporting the economy and promoting the Fijian made initiative.

Army Green Manager Ilaitia Karisitiana says the team is grateful to receive the new sets of jerseys and training kits.

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