The thrilling 2024 NCD Governors Cup Rugby League Tournament saw the Day-2 Cup Playoffs done and dusted on Friday 20th December 2024.
The six Friday Cup Playoffs brought an electrifying atmosphere to Koni Tiger Tigers Oval as the top teams battled for ultimate supremacy.
The Gerehu United triumphed over the Obesity Chiefs with a commanding performance, clinching the match with a 16-2 victory.
Their disciplined defense and sharp offensive maneuvers proved too much for the Chiefs, making Gerehu United as strong contenders in the tournament.
Meanwhile, the Nabisco Storms advanced in a nail-biting encounter against the 9-Mile Gateway Storms.
The game extended into golden point extra time, with Nabisco capitalizing on their first scoring opportunity to secure an 8-4 victory, showcasing nerves of steel and relentless effort.
The 54 Bears edged out the Kagua Woodman in a low scoring but intensely contested match, securing a 4-0 win.
Their tactical gameplay and solid teamwork earned them a well-deserved spot in the next stage.
The fourth team to advance, the Nane Brothers, displayed exceptional composure and precision, defeating the Wildfire Crocks 9-6 in a tightly fought match.
Their adaptability and strategic prowess were instrumental in clinching the win.
Tare Nation emerged victorious over the Sia Eagles with a narrow 2-0 win.
Despite the low scoreline, the match was a battle of defenses, with Tare Nation’s ability to seize critical moments proving decisive.
In a commanding display, outplayed the Bomana Wild Ducks the Keasu Spiders to secure a 20-10 victory.
Their relentless attacking strategy and cohesive teamwork left their opponents struggling to keep up, making the Wild Ducks a formidable force in the tournament.
These winning teams have solidified their position after a display of grit, determination, and skill in the first set of matches.
They now await remaining games to evaluated into the bowl and cup playoffs.
The victories have set the stage for an exhilarating next phase of the Cup Playoffs on Sunday 22nd December at Kone Tiger Oval.
With the stakes rising, these six winners are now eyeing their new position into the final playoffs into semi-finals and the ultimate glory of the Governor’s Cup trophy.