Rewa is using the lessons from its Extra Battle of the Giants final defeat as motivation heading into the FMF Inter-District Championship next month.

Lautoka will become the centre of Fiji’s netball scene this weekend, with some of the country’s best domestic teams set to battle for honours at the Crest National Netball Championships.

For the Bula Boys, the MSG Cup is about more than just winning matches.

Despite the Fiji Kulas’ hopes of reaching the MSG Prime Ministers Cup final being over, the side will be out to play for national pride when they meet New Caledonia in their final match of the competition next Tuesday.

Making the most of every opportunity has been a major focus for the Vodafone Fijiana XV as they prepare for their final clash of the WXV Global Series.

All eyes will be on Mark Nawaqanitawase when he runs out for the Sydney Roosters in their NRL preliminary final showdown against the Dolphins tomorrow night.

Basketball Fiji Youth Olympics coach Earl Hughes is confident his young side will be physically prepared for the challenge ahead, with a structured training programme designed to have the players peaking when they arrive in Dakar, Senegal.

The fixtures are set for the 2026 FMF Inter-District Championship, with the tournament scheduled for October 6 to 11 in Suva.

Lautoka Maroons will be looking to maintain their momentum after securing their second win in the Skipper Cup competition last weekend.

Newly appointed Tailevu Naitasiri FC president Yogendra Kumar is confident the side can make an impact at the 2026 FMF Inter-District Championship, despite facing a challenging pool.

The Fiji Bula Boys will spend the next few days working on their weaknesses as they prepare for their next match in the MSG Cup at HFC Bank Stadium in Suva on Sunday.

Naitasiri and Namosi are leading the Skipper Cup and Marama Cup standings respectively after eight rounds of competition.