The Shop N Save Supermarket Fijian Warriors have assembled in Nadi ahead of their much-anticipated clash against the touring Australian Country side this Thursday at King Charles Park.

Fiji Bati captain Tui Kamikamica says every game he plays in the white jersey is a reminder of where he comes from and who he represents.

Former Fiji rep Nemani Nadolo has weighed in on the hotly debated Rugby 360 concept, offering a cautionary yet optimistic view for players and the Pacific rugby community.

Naitasiri Rugby President Colonel Aseri Rokoura has highlighted the crucial role local initiatives play in helping players and their families thrive both on and off the field.

Confidence is soaring in the Standard Concrete Tailevu Rugby camp as they charge into the Skipper Cup semifinals.

Former All Blacks 7s winger Jona Nareki is finally reigniting his livewire form as he produced an electric and instrumental display to lead his Otago side to a memorable 41-17 win over Bay of Plenty in the semi finals of the Bunnings National Provincial Championship over the weekend.

Nearly half of Naitasiri Rugby’s matchday squad was different from the previous week, but that didn’t stop them from delivering a composed 32–18 victory over Ba in their Skipper Cup quarterfinal clash at Lawaqa Park, Sigatoka.

Malolo Rugby Men’s coach Rupeni Nasiga says his side’s victory over defending Skipper Cup champions Nadroga was built on hard work, belief, and the never-give-up attitude that defines the island team.

Skipper Cup semifinal lineup for next week has been locked in, with Malolo, Nadi, Tailevu, and Naitasiri sealing their spots after a thrilling weekend of quarterfinal action.

Malolo have pulled off one of the biggest upsets of the Skipper Cup season, defeating defending champions Nadroga 23–22 in a thrilling quarterfinal clash at Lawaqa Park.

The stage is set for the Subrails Marama Cup 2025 semifinals after an action-packed weekend of quarterfinal clashes that saw Namosi, Suva, Kadavu, and Nasinu book their spots.

Wallaroos back-rower Tabua Tuinakauvadra has continued her meteoric rise with her maiden Wallaroos Player of the Year honour.