Four-year-old Kororia Lepupa-Mosen wasn’t able to score a try all year with her Waikite Kowhai Under 6 Rippa rugby team from Rotorua NZ.
So in the last game of the 2016 season, her all-girl teammates decided to work together to finally get her over the try line.
Nothing could wipe the smile off Kororia as she pierced through the defence and dived over for her maiden try.
Her teammates celebrated the feat afterwards warming the hearts of rugby fans all over the world.
High-fives in among the compliments of ‘good job Kororia’ rung out from the huddle.
The look of joy on her face was simply priceless and shows why rugby is one of the greatest games on earth.
This Irish rugby fan on Reddit couldn’t contain himself:
And neither could some of our fans on Roar Rugby:
Thanks to Peter Makiha for sharing this wonderful moment with Club Roar.
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