The journey to be in the Flying Fijians team to the Rugby World Cup has not been an easy ride for loose forward Sakiusa Masi.
For the former Suva Grammar School number 8 who was a key member of the team that won the Deans trophy for the first time in 2001, the presence of school team mate, Wame Lewaravu in this side has given him a lot of assurance that he can compete against the best.
He is trying to win a starting spot in a position where the side is rich with talents with a loose trio of Akapusi Qera, Netani Talei and Sisa Koyamaibole who had stamped their mark in the 2007 RWC.
Now the 29 year old from Saqani in Cakaudrove who play his rugby with the Montepelier team in the France Top 14 knows that this chance might not come again after missing the selection 4 years ago.
Masi is one of the 21 players who are going to their first RWC.
Fiji will open the RWC pool game against Namibia on the 10th of next month.
Farmers in Nakida Village, Nagonenicolo in Naitasiri are expected to benefit from improved yaqona processing following assistance from the Ministry of...
1 hour ago
Growing concern and anxiety are being raised by members of the public over the proposed Waste-to-Energy project at Vuda Point, with the Pacific ...
1 hour ago
Farmers in Nakida Village, Nagonenicolo in Naitasiri are expected to benefit from improved yaqona processing following assistance from the Ministry ...
1 hour ago
The Cabinet has endorsed the transfer of responsibility for maintaining footpaths, streetlights, and natural waterways within town boundaries to ...
3 hours ago
Amendments to the Local Government Act 1972 have been approved by Cabinet to allow traditional landowners to be included as reserved non-voting ...
3 hours ago
The 64th Sanatan Convention in Navua is not only celebrating religious and cultural traditions but is also actively empowering communities, ...
4 hours ago
I was invited to travel to New Zealand by the Fiji Sports Council for a grassroots 7s tournament in 2024, I travelled business class but it was ...
29 days ago