A young Maltese rugby player is making waves on the international stage.Sebastian Mifsud represented Millfield School’s Under-14 team at the Rosslyn Park National Schools Sevens in London, widely regarded as the largest and most competitive school rugby tournament in the world.The competition brings together over 15,000 players aged 11 to 18, with teams from across the UK and beyond battling it out over several days of high-intensity matches.Mifsud played a key role in Millfield’s incredible run, as the team went unbeaten in nine matches on their way to the final, firmly establishing themselves as one of the standout sides in the tournament.The final proved to be a nail-biter, with both teams delivering top-level performances. Despite a strong showing, Millfield narrowly lost to their Welsh opponents in a closely fought match that could have gone either way.Sebastian’s performances throughout the tournament have further cemented his reputation as one of Malta’s most promising young rugby talents, with this achievement marking a major milestone in his development.Millfield ultimately finished as runners-up, but their unbeaten run to the final highlights the team’s quality, resilience and serious potential.•