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Friday 17 March 2023 | Written by CI News Staff | Published in Rugby league, Sports
Lady Panthers co-captain Rima Browne makes a break to score her team's second try in the 18-10 win against Lady Eels at Aretere Park in Avatiu yesterday. 23030340
An exciting battle is expected this afternoon when Lady Bears take on Lady Eels in the final match of round one in Cook Islands women’s rugby league competition.
Both teams will be eyeing win to finish second behind the undefeated Lady Panthers. In the premier men’s clash, Ngatangiia Matavera Sea Eagles will host Titikaveka Bulldogs in week one of round two competition. Fixtures: Today: Raemaru Park 5pm Lady Bears-Lady Eels, Nukupure Park 5pm Ngatangiia Matavera Sea Eagles-Titikaveka Bulldogs.
Tomorrow: Victoria Park 12pm U14 Tupapa Panthers-Avatiu Nikao Eels, 1pm U14 Arorangi Bears-Sea Eagles, 2pm U16 Panthers-Eels, 3pm U19 Panthers-Bears, 4.30pm Premier Men Panthers-Eels.