The Suva A team is into the finals of the Crest Chicken Netball championships after beating Lautoka in the semifinals this afternoon.
Suva who are known as the netball champions of the country and have retained the title for the last two years, have been undefeated since Day one of competition.
The Bernie Daurewa led side will this hour be meeting their closest rivals Nasinu in what will be a repeat of their round robbin competition where they had earlier beat Nasinu 32 - 28.
In the Semifinals, Suva beat Lautoka by 41-20 and Nasinu beat Nadi 31-19.
At the moment the semi-finals of the Under 21 and the B Grade is currently underway at the National Netball Centre in Laucala Bay, Suva.
Story by: Paradise Tabucala
Suva A in Netball finals
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