New Zealand Fijian girls head coach Jone Fihaki is calling for tournaments like Global Youth 7s to be hosted in Fiji, saying they are crucial in exposing young female rugby talent that often goes unseen.

Castres put on a dominant display at home, defeating Lyon 36–22 in their French Top 14 clash, with Fijian flair on full show.

Tuvalu Under 16 and Under 18 coach Alama Elisaia says his teams are already looking ahead to a return to the Nadi Junior Rugby Club Festival after gaining valuable experience at the 2025 edition earlier this month at Prince Charles Park.

The stage is set for another thrilling weekend of women’s rugby as the official pool draw for the 2026 Shangri-La Yanuca Island Women’s Division at the McDonald’s Coral Coast Fiji 7s has been confirmed.

Bua lass Lynda Rabeni-Vatuloka, the daughter of late Flying Fijian and World Sevens player Seru Rabeni, was part of a dominant New Zealand side that defeated NZ Cavaliers Under-18 27-10 to secure the Global Youth Sevens title.

The Fiji Rugby Union has appointed Pita Tutuvula Waqanivalu as its new Chief Financial Officer, effective February 2026, as the organization aims to strengthen its financial game off the field.

Fiji Rugby has turned to an experienced hand with Talemo Waqa appointed Acting Chief Operations Officer, effective immediately, as the union looks to strengthen its operational base and long term direction.

Rugby fans are in for a treat at next months McDonalds Fiji Coral Coast 7s as organisers have announced free entry again for all spectators.

Fijian sprinter Waisake Tewa has made a strong mark on the regional athletics scene, ranking eighth with a total of 1016 points. He has excelled in both the 100m and 200m events, showing promise as one of Fiji’s rising sprint talents.

Netball Fiji Under 21 rep Eseta Waqaira is living a dream few athletes reach, representing her country at the 2025 Netball World Youth Cup in Gibraltar that was held in September this year.

Fiji sprint star Heleina Young has underlined her place among the Pacific’s best after finishing fifth overall in the Pacific Islands Women’s Athletics Top 10 Rankings for 2025.

Fiji football icon Roy Krishna has completed a landmark return home, officially signing with Bula FC in a move that brings one of the country’s most decorated players back to the domestic stage.