The McDonald’s Fijian Drua Women have named an unchanged 23-player squad for Saturday’s Super Rugby Women’s Grand Final, as they prepare to make history on home soil.
The decider will be played at Four R Stadium in Ba, marking the first time Fiji has hosted the Super Rugby Women’s Grand Final. The Drua earned hosting rights after another impressive campaign and are now just 80 minutes away from becoming the first Fijian team to win the Super Rugby Women’s title at home.
Head Coach Mike Legge has retained the same squad that secured last week’s semi-final victory, backing the group to deliver in the club’s biggest match.
Kolora Lomani will captain the side from halfback alongside flyhalf Varanisese Qoro, while Karalaini Naisewa is set to make her 31st appearance for the Drua, extending her record as the club’s most-capped player.
The Drua are calling on supporters to pack Four R Stadium and cheer the team on as they chase a historic Super Rugby Women’s title.
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