The Fijiana Drua were looking to create history against a Waratahs side who held the Super W trophy since inception.
The Fijiana Drua were deserved winners as they powered home with a late rally whilst the Waratahs will be gutted after their second-half comeback just fell short.
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The Fijiana Drua have claimed the Super W title in a thrilling 32-26 victory over the NSW Waratahs at AAMI Park.
The game went down to the wire as the Waratahs staged a comeback, with NZ import Natalie Delamare crossing for a hat-trick.
However, the Drua refused to give up and backed by a strong Fijian crowd, hit the front with nine to go through Timaima Ravisa.
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The Fijiana Drua has ascended atop the Australian Super W point table with 20 points after routing the undefeated champions Waratahs 29-10 last week.
The top of the table clash on the Gold Coast surprised most Australian rugby fans but was anticipated by close observers after the Drua easily defeating their first three opponents.
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Sure, there is the rumble again in the Super Rugby Pacific between the Brumbies and the Reds, but we had that the other week already.
Forget over the ditch.
Very few people, at least in Sydney, are aware of this game as the media do not appear to cover Super W.
Tia Roko, Roar Rugby
Earlier this month on International Women’s Day, World Rugby announced 12 women of influence and inspiration who have been awarded executive leadership scholarships for 2022.
Throughout the Pacific, women are seen as the engine room of rugby, always willingly behind the scenes and not taking much of an interest in leadership positions.
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