Lomary Secondary School’s Under-18 girls have made history by reaching their first national final in the Weet-Bix Raluve Championship and captain Ema Leba Gade says the team’s focus has already shifted to next week’s decider.

For former Flying Fijian Kini Murimurivalu, the biggest takeaway from Queen Victoria School’s Under 14 semifinal was not just the result, but the determination and teamwork shown by the young players.

Queen Victoria School will march into the Under-14 Vodafone Deans Trophy final after overcoming a strong Mahatma Gandhi Memorial School 23-15 at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva this morning.

Nasinu Secondary School survived a scare against Adi Cakobau School, after walking away victorious with a 20-17 win in their under-16 Weetbix Raluve Championship semifinals this morning in Suva.

The Fiji Police Force will step up its presence around the Vodafone Super Deans Rugby semi-finals today, as four schools battle for a place in the final.

Nasinu Secondary Schools under 18 captain, Maika Tuivaga, knows the pain of falling short in the Vodafone Super Deans.

Nadi made a major statement in the Skipper Cup competition last night, defeating Suva 31-26 at HFC Bank Stadium.

Ra High School has become one of the biggest stories of the 2026 Deans competition, and at the heart of its unexpected semifinal run is a teenager who has come a long way from the rugby field in rural Ra.

Vodafone Fijiana XVs winger Adi Vani Buleki is confident the team can bounce back when they face the Springbok Women in Lautoka this weekend.

Queen Victoria School heads into this weekend’s Vodafone Deans semi-finals with more teams remaining in contention than any other school, a feat Head of School Waliki Nasau believes reflects the strength and depth of the Vulinitu rugby programme.

Fresh off helping Yasawa Women secure the Royal Tea Ranadi Cup title, Sereana Maragi is set to add another chapter to an already remarkable sporting journey after being named in the Vodafone Fijiana XV squad for Saturday’s second Test against South Africa at Churchill Park.

One of the driving forces behind Ra High School’s impressive run in this year’s Vodafone Deans competition is a player many may not realise is already part of the Fijian Drua pathway.