Suva women's team thrash Namosi 47-17

Skipper-Cup

Suva women's team thrash Namosi 47-17

By Semi Turaga

Saturday 05/09/2020

[Image: Fiji Rugby]

The Suva women's rugby team thrashed Namosi 47-17 in their Skipper Cup match at the ANZ Stadium this afternoon.

Both teams were locked 12-all at halftime.

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In other results, the Naitasiri women's rugby team defeated Yasawa 31-20, Tailevu thrashed Nadi 65-18 and Lautoka hammered Nadroga 54-22.

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