Suva Grammar School’s composure and smart rugby allowed them to settle into the match and score the first 10 points through a try and a penalty.
The 8,000-strong crowd that packed Churchill Park in Lautoka was treated to another display of tough, running rugby from the first whistle, with both sides looking to assert their dominance.
Grammar were shown a yellow card in the 15th minute, but the numerical disadvantage did not dampen their game plan.
Grammar’s forwards controlled the match and its momentum, scoring their second try to extend the lead to 17-0 in the 29th minute.
Grammar capitalised on possession and scored another try through their prop to head into the break with a commanding 24-0 lead.
The Southern Zone champions continued their dominance in the second half, scoring another try to extend their lead to 29-0.
Grammar maintained their brilliant performance and crossed in the corner to push the score to 34-0.
In the 53rd minute, Grammar scored another try to further extend their lead to 39-0.
The Lions continued to pile on the pressure, scoring another try to make it 44-0.
Grammar capitalised on possession once again to score the final try and seal a dominant 51-0 victory.
