LeagueNews.co | Jason Patrick
In an exciting move, Melbourne Storm players and coaches are set to embark on a community blitz in Fiji, sharing their training and coaching skills with local schools and rugby league clubs.
With the official NRL trial match just around the corner, the Storm are leaving no stone unturned in their preparation.
According to reports on melbournestorm.com.au, the team will be joining forces with the Fiji NRL, local schools, and the Kaiviti Silktails to organize a week of activities.
Fans can now purchase tickets from all Jacks of Fiji outlets and online, ensuring they don't miss out on the action.
Not only will there be open training sessions and coaching clinics, but the players will also be making special visits to schools to inspire the next generation of rugby league stars.
One player in particular, Fiji Bati Captain and Storm prop Tui Kamikamica, will have the opportunity to visit his home village during the week.
Flying with Fiji Airways, Kamikamica and his teammates will head to his picturesque home island of Taveuni, where they will engage with the local community and meet with students.
This community blitz is a testament to the Storm's commitment to rugby league development and their dedication to making a positive impact on the lives of others.