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Thursday 28 July 2022 | Written by Supplied | Published in Netball, Sports
Avatiu's Luciana Nicholas (right) defends against Alanna Smith of Titikaveka. Photo: FILE PHOTO/20030801
In the repeat of last year’s final, Titikaveka will take on Avatiu in the 2022 Rarotonga Netball Club competition premier final this Saturday.
In the semi-finals held on Tuesday afternoon at the National Sports Arena, Titikaveka thumped Takuvaine 73-33 while Avatiu overcame Arorangi 51-38.
Yesterday the Open 1 and Open 2 finals were held at the Avatiu courts. In Open 2 final, Avatiu played Takuvaine while in the Senior Open 1 final, Arorangi battled Takuvaine.