Sowakula excited to play for Chiefs in Suva when they take on the Highlanders

By Timoci Qaranivalu

Thursday 28/06/2018

Fijian born and Gallagher Chiefs flanker Pita Gus Sowakula

Fijian born and Gallagher Chiefs flanker, Pita Gus Sowakula is excited to play for the Chiefs in his country when they take on the Pulse Energy Highlanders this Saturday.

The former basketball player from the Raiwaqa‑based Boston White side, says that expectations are high within his side as they hope to deliver for their fans.

Sowakula says that he is excited to be back at home.

The Chiefs had earlier defeated the Highlanders 27-22 in round 7 of the Super Rugby competition.

The Highlanders will be arriving today and they will host the Chiefs at 7.35pm this Saturday at the ANZ Stadium.

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