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Monday 13 March 2023 | Written by CI News Staff | Published in Rugby league, Sports
Avatiu Nikao Eels’ Tevita Niusama takes on a Sea Eagles player at Nukupure Park on Saturday. Picture: MELINA ETCHES/ 23022610
Avatiu Nikao Eels continued their winning streak with a huge 84-0 win over Titikaveka Bulldogs in the final week of round one Cook Islands Rugby League domestic 13s competition.
The two teams met at Nukupure Park in Muri on Friday. In the other premier match, Arorangi Bears defeated Ngatangiia Matavera Sea Eagles 32-12 at Raemaru Park on Saturday. In the ladies match on Friday at Teimurimotia Park, Lady Bears defeated Lady Bulldogs 36-6. More in tomorrow’s edition