Team Fiji Basketball head coach Earl Hughes says it’s an incredible feeling to win gold in both the men’s and women’s divisions at the Pacific Mini Games, which concluded in Palau last night.

Team Fiji has finished second at the Pacific Mini Games in Palau after the competition concluded last night.

The Fiji Women’s and Men’s 3×3 teams have both secured gold in the finals of the Basketball 3×3 Youth Nations League – Oceania at the Pacific Mini Games in Palau, with the women defeating Tonga 16-13 and the men edging out the Solomon Islands 19-18 in a nail-biter to wrap up the games.

National rep Eliki Wainiqolo says his journey in baseball has been rewarding so far and competing at the Pacific Mini Games is just the beginning of what he hopes will be a long and successful career, one that helps raise the profile of baseball in Fiji.

After five grueling matches in just two days at the Pacific Mini Games, Fiji women’s 3×3 basketball team is showing no signs of slowing down.

Kaunikuila Basketball Club president Ben Naisau says the support they have been receiving from old scholars, family members, and fans is something they will always be grateful for in hosting their tournament.

Basketball Fiji president Olive Whippy believes that basketball has the potential to become a major and dominant sport in the country.

Twenty participants from 11 Pacific nations gathered in Suva this morning to participate in the International Basketball Federation (FIBA) Youth Leaders Program.

Basketball Fiji is ramping up preparations for the upcoming Pacific Mini Games in Palau, with momentum now building after a rocky start to the year.

Pascal Siakam is a three-time All-Star who has carried an underrated label throughout most of his nine-year NBA career. Rest assured that Indiana Pacers coach Rick Carlisle doesn’t view him that way.

Basketball Fiji is working to reduce the financial burden on its athletes ahead of the Pacific Mini Games in Palau next month, where each athlete faces a $3,000 levy.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 35 points to lead the Oklahoma City Thunder to a 125-93 home win over the Denver Nuggets in Game 7 of their Western Conference second-round series Sunday.