A new edition of Scrum like every Sunday and there was a very special interview with Ariana Perezthe first Argentine player to play the Super W en Australia para Melbourne Rebels.
In this regard, Cordoba analyzed: “I lived it quite well although I had to adapt to playing at 15, there were days that I played well but there were others that I had to put more of myself to be able to perform well. It is not easy to play 80 minutes coming from Seven but I loved being on the court and play this style.”
In relation to what the tournament was, he clarified: “It was a pretty tough level, the rivals have a lot of potential and they have been working very hard for a long time to get to where they are today. This year we were able to raise the level of the Rebels since they put in new coaches and a renewed squad.”
“What I want to focus on is to continue preparing to be stronger in contact, I still have to learn many technical issues of the game. I want to specialize in my position of 7 to be able to get my best version playing there”Ariana added.
In addition, he pointed out the perspectives that his teammates and coaches had: “I received positive feedback, having started was a giant step for me and to show myself the level that I can have.”
“I was thinking of going closer to Sydney to play at an even higher level, I want to keep improving and if I have the tools I’m going to grab them. I spoke with the Rebels coach and he put me in direct contact with one of the clubs largest in Australia on the Gold Coast and the possibility is very real”said the Argentine about her future.
Finally, Ariana Pérez gave her vision of what is being done in Argentine women’s rugby: “What is being done in terms of the transition from Sevens to XV seems perfect to me. For me, the training that has to be given to the coaches is very important because the players start playing older and that means they are not ready.”
2023-04-24 01:41:22
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