It’s been a promising start for Rewa player/coach Tevita Waranaivalu as he continues to guide the Delta Tigers in his first major tournament, the Battle of the Giants.

In a bid to review and rewrite its constitution to ensure it remains relevant and responsive to the current and future needs of the sport, Netball Fiji has recently launched a major governance reform project.

The 2025 Park Jeong-hee Cup International Open Taekwondo Competition in Gyeongbuk, South Korea, has captured global attention and for Fiji’s aspiring taekwondo athletes, it’s a reminder of the level of excellence possible with discipline and commitment.

British number one Emma Raducanu continued her fine form in North America with a routine win against Elena-Gabriela Ruse at the Canadian Open.

There’s a possibility that this year’s Vodafone Deans Trophy quarterfinals, semifinals, and finals may all be held in the western division.

Ba Rugby Vice President Noa Kautoga says anticipation is high ahead of their opening Skipper Cup clash against Suva, a fixture that has ignited excitement not only among the players but throughout the Ba community.

Suva FC will be without their star striker and the highest goal scorer of the 2025 BiC Fiji FACT, Joe Moses, for the remainder of the season.

Chloe Kelly fired in the decisive spot-kick as England beat Spain 3-1 in a penalty shootout to win Euro 2025 on Sunday, successfully defending the title they won three years ago after an enthralling game that ended 1-1 after extra time.

Members of the Fiji Young Kulas were officially farewelled this afternoon at a ceremony held at the Fiji Football Academy in Suva, as the team prepares to depart for the OFC Girls Under-16 Championship in Samoa.

It will be a repeat of last year’s Vodafone Deans under 18 quarterfinals next weekend when Ratu Kadavulevu School plays Cuvu College.

The Fiji National Rugby League has spoken out in support of Australia’s $600 million Pacific Rugby League Strategy, describing it as a strategic and inclusive investment that should be seen as an opportunity for all Pacific sports — not a threat to rugby union.

The Fiji Rugby Union (FRU) is working to improve its financial position in the coming year after recording a modest net income of $105,962 for the financial year ending December 31, 2024.