The McDonald's Fiji Drua Women's team is just one sleep away from the Super W Grand Final, and captain Bitala Tawake says the players are determined to leave everything on the field when they take on their opponents tomorrow.
Speaking from their home base in Nadi,Tawake says the team has worked hard throughout the season and is ready to give their all in front of their home fans.
The daughter of former Navy Commander Humphrey Tawake will marshal the Fijian Drua into their first-ever Super W Grand Final to be played on home soil, marking a significant milestone for the club and women's rugby in Fiji.
Tawake says the players are fully focused on the task ahead and are committed to delivering a performance that reflects the sacrifice and hard work they have put in to reach the final.
She says the team can not wait to hear the fans' cheering and feel their energy at the 4R Stadium in Ba.
Tawake is urging the fans to come out in large numbers, turn the grounds into a sea of blue, and create history together.
The Fijian Drua will face the NSW Waratahs at 1pm tomorrow at 4R Stadium in Ba.
