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Suva Swift retains Super League title

Summary by Fiji Broadcasting Corporation

Suva Swifts IGA successfully defended their 2024 Finance Hub Super League title with a commanding 69-35 victory over the Lautoka Stars at the FNU Gymnasium in Nasinu yesterday afternoon. Suva controlled the match from the outset, using their sharp passing and strong defense to build an early lead. Lautoka battled hard, but struggled to break […]

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Fiji Broadcasting Corporation

Suva Swift retains Super League title

Suva Swifts IGA successfully defended their 2024 Finance Hub Super League title with a commanding 69-35 victory over the Lautoka Stars at the FNU Gymnasium in Nasinu yesterday afternoon. Suva controlled the match from the outset, using their sharp passing and strong defense to build an early lead. Lautoka battled hard, but struggled to break […]

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Fiji Broadcasting Corporation broke the news in 9 months ago on Saturday, October 12, 2024.

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