The Fiji Secondary Schools Athletics Association will mark a significant step forward in inclusivity at this year’s Fiji Finals, with para athletes set to compete alongside their peers for the first time.

Swire Shipping Fijian Drua head coach Glen Jackson is pleased with how senior players have stepped up to guide younger squad members in recent matches.

Fiji flag football is taking a major step towards future international competition, with national trials set to identify emerging talent across the country ahead of the next Olympic cycle.

History will be created at Lautoka’s Churchill Park today when a mother-daughter duo are set to enter the field together and make their debut in the Oceania Women’s Rugby Championship.

The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua are currently sitting in eighth place on the Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific ladder after a strong push over the past few rounds.

Extra Bula FC head coach Stephane Auvray believes his side’s maiden OFC Pro League campaign has been a story of growth, resilience, and transformation as the team continues to find its identity.

The 2026 Fiji Finals next week may have athletes from Papua New Guinea and Japan taking part for the first time.

Auckland FC captain Tass Mourdoukoutas has pointed to missed opportunities as the key factor in their 2-1 loss to Bula FC, admitting the side failed to capitalize on their early dominance.

With Round Six of the Extra Premier League approaching, the race for the top of the table is heating up, with only a small gap separating the teams.

Fiji Secondary Schools Rugby League president Naisa Toko is calling on fans and spectators to turn out in numbers this weekend at Churchill Park in Lautoka for the national semi-finals.

Extra Bula FC midfielder Setareki Hughes has credited belief and discipline for his side’s impressive 2-1 victory over OFC Pro League leaders Auckland FC, saying the team executed their game plan to secure a crucial three points.

Maritime schools have three chances to qualify for the Fiji Finals next week.