The International Olympic Committee said on Friday it regretted Indonesia’s decision to ban Israeli athletes from competing at the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships, despite intense efforts by the Olympic body to find a solution.

The Naitasiri senior men’s team has received a $10,000 bonus for winning the INKK Sullivan Farebrother Trophy Challenge.

The Annual Native Constabulary Cakobau Bowl Challenge was officially launched this morning, marking the second year of the rugby encounter between the Fiji Police Force and the Fiji Corrections Service.

The Fiji Under-15 boys football team started their Fiji–New Caledonia Football Exchange Program campaign on a high note with an impressive 7–3 win over New Caledonia at the Fiji FA Academy Ground in Ba yesterday.

Four of Fiji’s best football district teams, Rewa, Labasa, Ba and Lautoka, will be competing in the 2025 Pacific Community Cup in New Zealand next month.

FIJI Water Flying Fijians head coach Mick Byrne says team selection for the November Test series has never been more challenging and is a reflection of Fiji’s growing depth and the competition for the national jerseys.

Tailevu Naitasiri’s Abhishek Deo has made a strong statement in the race for the Extra Golden Boot Award, scoring six goals on the opening day of the Extra Futsal IDC 2025 held at Vodafone Arena in Suva.

Just two days after laying their head teacher Lasarusa Senibale to rest, students of Suva Methodist Primary School took to the tracks today at the Suva Zone One Primary School Athletics.

The Fiji Rugby Union has taken a major step in strengthening the future of the sport by training a new wave of rugby educators during a week-long development program held in Wailoaloa, Nadi.

More than one million tickets for the 2026 World Cup have been sold following the conclusion of the Visa (V.N), opens new tab pre-sales phase, world football’s governing body FIFA said on Thursday.

FIJI Water Flying Fijians head coach Mick Byrne says the team’s first priority before the November tour will be to reconnect with their purpose and what they represent.

The absence of experienced stars Viliame Kikau and Api Koroisau will be felt when the Fiji Bati take the field in the Pacific Bowl Championship this weekend, but the team remains confident in its new generation of players to rise to the occasion.