Vainah Ubisi goes into Saturday's Test at St. John's College in Houghton carrying some unfinished business. A knee injury robbed her of a proper World Cup campaign last year — she came off the bench in three matches, including the quarter-final against the Black Ferns, by which point the game was already lost. It clearly stung. Back to full fitness in 2025, she's been one of the standout performers in the Women's Super League and has crossed for tries in three of her four internationals this year, with each score coming at a critical moment. At 23 and already 26 Tests in, Ubisi is positioning herself as the country's premier lock — and she knows this Black Ferns clash, on home turf and in front of a big crowd, is the ideal stage to make that case emphatically. Her confidence heading into the match reads less like bravado and more like a player who feels the timing is exactly right.