Lelean Memorial School have created history after defending the Coke Zero Deans finals for the first time, beating Nasinu in the Under-19 finals by 30-8.
This is the second year in a row that the title remains with the Davuilevu Boys after a spectacular performance.
Lelean school Principal, Aisea Rarokoliwa said the key to their win was "DIVINE INTERVENTION".
Rarokoliwa adds that even before the game the boys were confident they would win the Coke Zero Deans trophy back.
In the other games played yesterday, RKS won the under-14 final beating QVS 26-0. In the U-15 final QVS beat RKS 13-5, U-16 final QVS won 16-10 over RKS, in the U-17 final RKS beat QVS 13-10 and in the U-18 final RKS beat Lelean Memorial School by 22-6.
Now in the Tier 2 competition, the Under 15 final was won by Dudley when they defeated Navosa 27-5, In the Under 16 Tier 2 John Wesley beat Holy Cross 13-12, in the Under 17 Tier 2 Naitasiri beat Dudley 10-5 and in the Under 18 Tier 2 Sila beat Saint Thomas 10-7.
Meanwhile Suva Grammar Under 19 rugby side remains on track to get promoted back to the Tier One competition after they beat Tailevu North 10-7 in the Tier 2 final.
They will now face RKS in the Promotion Relegation series after RKS beat RSMS in the Tier 1 playoff's by 16 points to 3.
In the Tier 2 competition, the U-15 final was won by Dudley when they defeated Navosa 29-5, In the Under 16 Tier 2 John Wesley beat Holy Cross 13-12, in the Under 17 Tier 2 Naitasiri beat Dudley 10-5 and in the U-18 Tier 2 Sila beat Saint Thomas 10-7.
Lelean creates history
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