Commissioner of Corrections Lt Colonel Ifereimi Vasu flagged by the Wardens hockey team after their win yesterday.

The Fiji Corrections Service Mixed hockey team clawed their way back from the jaws of defeat to beat their Navy counterparts 4-3 at the National Hockey Turf in Suva yesterday.

For the First time in history of the Corrections Services, we are proud to say that we are the first team to have participated, represented and winning the Hockey tournament. This is a big achievement.Nothing is sweeter then Victory". Kaitu said. 

Navy surrendered their 2-0 half time lead and succumbed to a fired up FCS side in a tightly contested final of the Sukuna Bowl competition. FCS captain Luna Bulivou said his team did not lose hope when they down 2-0 at half time and came out determined in the second half.

"We came expecting a win here today (yesterday) but we were down 2-0 in the first half," Bulivou said.

"But we stuck to our game plan and came back strong in the second half and threw everything at them," he said.

His side was down 2-3 mid-way in the second half and managed to score the equaliser and winner in the dying stages of the game.

"Most of us are from Levuka and hockey is in our blood since we have been playing the sport from a young age."

"Next year we can guarantee we will come back a better side to retain the title that we won today (yesterday)," Bulivou said.

Fiji Hockey Federation development officer Tai Smith said all players displayed good skills and standard of hockey.

"I wish we could keep some of these players in the Fiji side," Smith said.

"Today (yesterday), they played their hearts out and it was evident in the standard of games and skills displayed by them," she said. Police were ranked third in the competition