More reasons to be at Churchill Park early today as Drua development will be in action

Fijian-Drua

More reasons to be at Churchill Park early today as Drua development will be in action

By Naveel Krishant

Saturday 11/03/2023

[Photo: Fijian Drua - Facebook]

With the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua taking on the Crusaders in the Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific at 3.35pm today, a curtain-raiser match between the Fijian Drua Development squad and a Brisbane-based GPS Rugby Club will be played at 1pm at Churchill Park.

The development squad will also include the Drua under 20 players.

Some of the players featuring will include, Chris Minimbi, Jack Volavola, Kitione Taliga, Philip Baselala, Joji Kunavula, Rusiate Nasove, Tuidraki Samusamuvodre and captain Kalione Nasoko.

Gates open at 12.30 today.

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