Fiji Pearls wing attacker Anaseini Nauqe is making her comeback to the court since giving birth last year.

18-year-old Elina Drikibau who is the youngest Fiji Pearls player doubted her capabilities in being able to make the final Netball World Cup squad.

Having the right support system is one of the many elements that made Fiji Pearls player Ro Kalesi Tawake who she is today.

Fiji Pearls veteran Vakaoca Bolakoro is experiencing something different with the team as they continue preparations to the Netball World Cup in South Africa next week.

Overseas based player, Analagi Moi is certain the Fiji Pearls will be out to make a name for themselves in the Netball World Cup.

The Republic of Fiji Military Forces farewells three of their officers who are part of the Fiji Pearls.

Returning after a lapse of 19 years the Lautoka Netball Association will host its Western Rally with an aim to bring the different district teams together.

The hype builds for the Fiji Pearls as only two weeks remain until the anticipated Netball World Cup in South Africa starting on the 28th of this month.

The Fiji Pearls have received timely support with the players receiving new court shoes ahead of the Netball World Cup in Cape Town, South Africa.

President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere expressed his heartfelt gratitude to the Fiji Pearls who presented their I-tatau yesterday.

In an aim to strengthen team bonding, the Fiji Pearls team has travelled to the highlands of Namosi for three days.

Netball Fiji’s development efforts will continue after Digicel Fiji and Punjas and Sons Ltd extended their sponsorship with a cash sponsorship of $40,000.