Six players from the Oceania Women’s Rugby Combine will be selected for a scholarship program for Super W teams in Australia next year.

The Fiji Secondary School Rugby Union will start selling tickets to those interested in attending the eagerly anticipated Vodafone Super Deans final tomorrow in an effort to maintain controllable traffic at the event.

In the trajectory of a rugby player’s path, support plays an integral role, and for Mesake Doge, the prop of Fiji Water Flying Fijians.

Savenaca Muamua, the Vice President of the Fiji Secondary School Rugby Union, has observed a significant rise in talent during this year’s Vodafone Super Deans and Weet-bix Raluve competitions.

The Board of Trustees of the Fiji Rugby Football Union has conveyed their sincere gratitude to the Fiji Water Flyting Fijians for their triumphant performance in the Pacific Nations Cup.

The 33-man squad is made up of 19 forwards and 14 backs. Seventeen players have previous Rugby World Cup experience, while Dewi Lake and Jac Morgan have been selected to co-captain their country in their first Rugby World Cup.

There’s a certain protocol the Fiji Water Flying Fijians follow before and after training.

Israel Folau, the former Australia fullback, will not be part of Tonga’s Rugby World Cup squad.

Former New Zealand coach Sir Steve Hansen has joined Australia in a short-term advisory role in the lead-up to the World Cup, after accepting an invitation from Wallabies coach Eddie Jones.

Former All-Black fullback and Rugby World Cup winner Mils Muliaina has tipped the Fiji Water Flying Fijians to make the quarterfinals of this year’s tournament in France.

Mahatma Gandhi Memorial School Raluve Under-18 captain, Corletta Yee, acknowledges the need for improvements in their defence ahead of the Weet-Bix Raluve final this weekend.

Former national reps are thankful that what they once dreamt of is now a reality with our own team in Super Rugby.