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Rugby Starlet Sounds Warning to Teammates: The Next Generation is Coming

In a dominant 37-5 victory over Wales, 19-year-old flyhalf sensation Faitala Moleka led her team to only their second win of the year, earning herself the Player of the Match award in the process. Moleka’s impressive display showcased her maturity beyond her years, and she warned her teammates that the next generation of talent is ready to take over the squad.

After a tough start to the year, including a loss to long-time rivals and relegation to WXV2, the team has finally found their footing. Their forward pack has gained momentum, their set-piece is firing, and their star-studded backline is piercing defenses with ease. Moleka was instrumental in creating scoring opportunities, sending neat offloads and slicing through the defense for her own score in the second half.

When asked if the youth were starting to make their mark on the team, Moleka joked, “Not gonna lie, I think we’re coming to take the reins… We’re coming for you.” But she credited the experience and confidence instilled by the older players, saying, “They really instill the confidence in us younger girls to step out of our comfort zones and own the roles that we’re given.”

Moleka’s performance was a long time coming, and she attributed it to her hard work and the experience gained from starting in the previous two Tests. She also credited the team’s faith in their coaching staff for their swift turnaround, saying, “I think a big one for us girls was to really trust the process… We’ve got a new coach this year, got a whole new team, so just trusting the process and trusting our game plan.”

As the team prepares to face South Africa and Scotland in the remaining WXV2 series, Moleka is focused on taking things game by game, but she’s excited about the future. “We have amazing talent… it’s good healthy competition having them by my side.” With her confidence and skill on full display, Moleka is certainly one to watch in the world of rugby.

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