"Two of our girls gave away their shoes and socks there and then,"she said.
"It brought a tear [to the eye] seeing a girl as young as eight who got a pair of socks, and just the look in her eyes,"she said.
"I've been playing for other clubs, but this is the first club that has opened opportunities like this for our players within the region."
"It's an experience for our girls to be coming up against these national players on their home turf."
"They've even named the trophy the Junee-Nadi Carnival."