The 2025 Vodafone Kaji Nationals has officially been launched today, setting the stage for three days of rugby action at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva, starting on September 2nd.

The Queen Victoria School Under-14 team will look to finish their impressive campaign on a high when they clash with Suva Grammar School in the Vodafone Deans Trophy final tomorrow.

Suva Grammar School may have missed out on the highly anticipated Under-18 Vodafone Deans final this year, but their younger grades are showing the school’s rugby future is in strong hands.

The Vodafone Super Deans Under-19 final this weekend has all the makings of a classic, with two unbeaten teams set to battle it out for the title.

While all eyes are fixed on the glamour of the Under-18 Deans final, the Under-14 grade will quietly showcase the first steps of Fiji’s next rugby stars.

While some may be surprised by Gospel High School’s sudden emergence as a force in the Vodafone Deans Trophy Under-16 competition, their rise is anything but overnight.

Nacanieli Saumi has broken dream teams before, and this weekend, he’s plotting to do it again.

Ratu Latianara College’s Under-16 Raluve side has proven that determination and team spirit can break barriers.

Former Fiji Airways Fijiana 7s coach Saiasi Fuli has called on parents, old scholars, and supporters to ease the pressure on students competing in the Vodafone Deans and Weet-Bix Raluve Rugby competitions, warning that the demands risk overshadowing the true values of the game.

Fiji Secondary Schools Rugby Union executive Biu Colati believes Cuvu College will head into this weekend’s Deans U18 quarterfinal with the advantage, but warns that Ratu Kadavulevu School can never be counted out.

Mahatma Gandhi Memorial School’s under-15 side knows what to expect this weekend when they face a familiar opposition, Lelean Memorial School, in the Vodafone Deans Trophy Quarter-finals.

Ratu Kadavulevu School will be out for redemption this Saturday when they face Cuvu College in the Deans Under-18 quarterfinals, a repeat of last year’s matchup, which saw RKS bow out at the same stage, and among those keeping a close eye on the team’s campaign is Flying Fijians prop Luke Tagi, a proud product of the school’s 2015 Deans-winning side.