The National Torch Relay lighting ceremony was officially launched today ahead of the 2025 Coca-Cola Games National Championship.

The Fiji Open Tennis Championships is set to reach new heights this year, with a major sponsorship boost from Extra Supermarket leading to expanded categories and attracting top-tier tennis talent from across the Pacific and beyond.

Suva Grammar School’s Claudie David is setting her sights on the blue-ribbon event of the Fiji Finals competition next month after an impressive outing at the Suva Zone Two Atletics competition at the HFC Bank Stadium.

Jordan Petaia’s NFL audition has arrived, with the Wallabies star among 14 foreign charges to feature in University of South Florida’s pro day in front of scouts from all 32 clubs.

Marist Brothers High School’s Penaia Ramasirai sent their supporters into a frenzy after coming in first place senior boys 200 meter event this afternoon.

Brazil were humiliated 4-1 by bitter rivals Argentina in South American World Cup qualifiers on Wednesday as the pressure mounted on manager Dorival Jr after his side were comprehensively outplayed and fortunate not to lose by more.

Nuku Secondary School entered the Suva Zone Two Athletics competition with a primary goal of gaining exposure.

Swire Shipping Fijian Drua prop Mesake Doge has been issued an official Warning by the Super Rugby Pacific Foul Play Review Committee following an incident against the Western Force at HBF Park on Sunday night.

Rewa football’s participation in the OFC Men’s Champions League 2025 faces a potential setback as three key players are currently ineligible due to a registration conflict.

Athletics Fiji head coach Albert Miller says he is impressed with the performance of athletes competing at the Suva Zone Two Athletics competitions at the HFC Bank Stadium.

Coach Branko Ivankovic insisted China’s World Cup qualifying campaign was still alive despite back-to-back losses to Saudi Arabia and Australia over the last five days leaving them bottom of Asian qualifying Group C.

Female athletes will soon have to undergo a one-time genetic test to compete in women’s events, World Athletics president Sebastian Coe said on Tuesday, after proposals to tighten eligibility rules were discussed at the body’s council.