Ratu Sukuna Memorial School's under19 team is confident that they have an edge over Ratu Navula in this week’s Tier 1 quarterfinals.
The Nabua based school's most senior team has been playing together since their Under-15 grade and believe the boys know more of each other and play like a well oiled unit.
Under19 coach Ravuama Naceba said the bond in the team is strong and the boys look forward to a good outing against Ratu Navula.
Looking at the under19 Tier 1 quarterfinals, Ratu Sukuna meets Ratu Navula from Nadi, QVS meets Lomawai Secondary, Nasinu take on RKS and defending champions Lelean Memorial School meet Marist Brothers High School.
The Tier 1 quarterfinals will be held at the TFL Stadium on Saturday.
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