The Fiji men’s and women’s hockey side are still getting used to the novelty of participating in their first ever 5’s World Cup in Oman next month.

Fiji Hockey 5’s World Cup captain Jerome Edwards highlights the challenges of juggling work, training, and family responsibilities as they prepare for the upcoming competition in Oman in less than three weeks.

Fiji Hockey men’s captain Jerome Edwards says his team is excited as they have less than three weeks to go until the World Cup.

The Fiji Hockey teams heading to the World Cup have received a $30,000 donation from Rexona, a distribution agency for the Motibhai Group, to help cover their expenses for the tournament in Oman.

Featuring for the World Cup is the exposure that Fiji Hockey needs.

As the Hockey 5s World Cup draws nearer, the hype within the team is unmatched.

Fiji Hockey’s chances of participating at the 5’s World Cup in Oman next year have brightened with the recent approval of funds from the Government as well as growing support from corporate bodies.

There have been some promising news for our Fiji Hockey teams regarding funding for their participation at the World Cup in Oman next month.

Fiji Hockey women’s coach Hector Smith takes pride in their men’s and women’s teams saying that have never had an encounter where they had to be disciplined.

The Fiji Hockey men’s and women’s teams are optimistic to showcase their talent to the world despite grappling with financial challenges.

The Fiji Hockey Federation has revealed they submitted their request for funding for the Inaugural Hockey Federation Hockey5s World Cup to the Fiji Sports Commission two times earlier this year.

Minister for Sports Jese Saukuru recognizes the financial difficulties faced by the Fiji Hockey Federation ahead of the highly anticipated World Cup in Oman.