THIS year’s Ratu Sukuna Bowl, an event that captures the competitive spirit and camaraderie between the Republic of Fiji Military Forces (RFMF) and the Fiji Police Force, is set to kick off today. Known for its intense rivalry and spirited games, the Sukuna Bowl will conclude with a much-anticipated rugby match at the HFC National Bank Stadium on Saturday. The event, steeped in tradition, is not only a showcase of athletic skill but also a celebration of unity and resilience among Fijians.
This year’s theme, “Stronger together: Building a drug-free nation through family, unity and reconciliation,” resonates strongly within communities and is set to be a focal point throughout the games. For the first time, the Ratu Sukuna Bowl will feature an open day with a career expo, allowing attendees to learn more about the roles and contributions of the RFMF and Fiji Police Force. Eight sports events will be held over the week, inviting spectators from all backgrounds to experience the thrill of competition in rugby, cricket, boxing, and more.
The rugby match on Saturday promises to be an unforgettable finale, marking the last game at the National Stadium before it closes for renovations. With national-level athletes and fierce competition, this year’s Ratu Sukuna Bowl stands as a symbol of Fiji’s unity, resilience, and commitment to creating a positive future for the next generation. The event not only celebrates athleticism but also honors the steadfast commitment of both forces to safeguard and serve the nation.
The rugby match kicks off at 3pm..
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Battle begins | Sukuna bowl fostering connections between Forces
THIS year’s Ratu Sukuna Bowl, an event that captures the competitive spirit and camaraderie between the Republic of Fiji Military Forces (RFMF) and the Fiji Police Force, is set to kick off today. Known for its intense rivalry and spirited games, the Sukuna Bowl will conclude with a much-anticipated rugby match at the HFC National [...]The post Battle begins | Sukuna bowl fostering connections between Forces appeared first on The Fiji Times.