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Saiasi Fuli

Fijian rugby coach

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Saiasi Fuli was a Fijian rugby union player and coach.

Saiasi Fuli (born 16 March 1978) is a Fijian rugby union coach and former international player.

Biography A scrum-half, Fuli hails from the Suva suburb of Nabua and attended Lelean Memorial School. He captained their under-17s to a national title and after leaving school played rugby for Suva. In 2002, Fuli was a member of the Fiji rugby sevens team, which won a silver medal at the Manchester Commonwealth Games. He played a 2004 Test match for the Fiji XV against Samoa in front of a home crown in Suva, coming on off the bench to earn his first cap.

Fuli coached the Fiji women's national rugby sevens team to a bronze medal at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo.

In 2021, Fuli was awarded a 50th Independence Medal for services to rugby.

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Who was Saiasi Fuli?

Fijian rugby coach

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Saiasi Fuli was a rugby union player and coach.

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Saiasi Fuli was Fijian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Saiasi Fuli

· Wikidata: Q108109397

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