Fiji’s rugby champions, Naitasiri and Malolo, will clash in Sigatoka on Friday in round 11 of the Skipper Cup.

The Fijian Broadcasting Corporation has renewed its partnership with the Sukuna Bowl organizing committee ahead of the tournament next month.

The 2026 Sukuna Bowl will be about more than competition on the field, with this year’s tournament taking a strong stand against drug abuse and HIV.

Defending Skipper Cup champions Malolo are searching for answers after being held to an 18-all draw by Tailevu on Saturday.

Vodafone Fiji has strengthened its commitment to the annual Sukuna Bowl, increasing its sponsorship to $100,000 for this year’s competition.

In a bid to sharpen their competitive edge ahead of their Skipper Cup clash against Naitasiri last week, the Nadi Rugby Union adopted a new preparation strategy that has caught the attention of fans and experts alike.

All Blacks coach Dave Rennie has bluntly explained Du’Plessis Kirifi’s continued omission, saying the Hurricanes co-captain is not currently the country’s best No.7.

The top-of-the-table Skipper Cup clash between Nadi and Naitasiri lived up to expectations, but it was the jetsetters who came out on top with a 27-23 victory at Ratu Cakobau Park in Nausori.

Naitasiri is drawing on the experience of Fiji Water Flying Fijians head coach Senirusi Seruvakula as it enters the business end of the Skipper Cup competition.

Suva faces an uphill battle when it takes on Taveuni in Round 10 of the Skipper Cup competition tomorrow.

Former Vunimono Secondary School student Saula Qiolevu never imagined that his journey from football to rugby would eventually see him lead one of the top sides in the Skipper Cup.

Lautoka is turning its attention to the final two rounds of the competition after last weekend’s 17-14 defeat to Taveuni over the weekend at Wairiki School grounds.