Sports
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Bonnie Soqeta Named in France’s 2026 Women’s Six Nations Squad, Highlighting Fiji-Linked Rise in Les Bleues
Siobhan “Bonnie” Soqeta, just 19, is already turning heads in French rugby. The Fiji-heritage lock has leapt from Grenoble’s Elite 1 to the France Six Nations squad, signaling a rising wave of Pacific talent shaping Les Bleues. Her rapid rise from U-20s to the senior team promises an intriguing chapter as France chase European honours.
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Vijay Singh Begins 32nd Masters at Augusta, Embracing Longevity and a Lasting Shot at Glory
Vijay Singh makes his 32nd Masters appearance, a milestone that underscores a career defined by longevity and late-life success. At 63, the Fijian icon returns to Augusta under a lifetime exemption, stirring memories of a remarkable journey through the sport.
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Drua square off with Western Force at home as cyclone-hit week fuels top-six bid
Fiji’s Drua return home with a resolve to rebound from back-to-back losses and a nation still feeling the effects of Tropical Cyclone Vaianu. A refreshed lineup promises sharper attacking options as they host the Western Force, chasing a crucial top-six push and a performance that can lift spirits.
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Yeshnil Karan undergoes appendicitis surgery, will miss May championships
Leading Pacific distance star Yeshnil Karan underwent successful surgery for acute appendicitis and will miss a string of May competitions while he recovers. Officials say the operation went to plan and he’s on the road to a full recovery, with progress updates as his rehabilitation unfolds.
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Fiji 7s Seek to Reclaim Hong Kong Sevens Title in 50th Anniversary Edition
Fiji’s men’s 7s team touches down in Hong Kong for a landmark 50th edition, aiming to reclaim glory and reset after a tricky stretch. Early prep, sharpened defense, and a renewed sense of purpose set the stage for a high-stakes chapter on the SVNS circuit.
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Fiji to Host 2026 Oceania Women’s XV Rugby Championship with Samoa and Tonga
Two weeks remain until Fiji hosts a high-energy three-nation women’s XV rugby showpiece featuring Fiji, Samoa and Tonga. Beyond the on-field action, the event aims to spark grassroots growth and spotlight rising talent connected with communities.
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Ba to host first-ever international rugby match on April 25 as Fijiana XV face Manusina Samoa in Oceania Women’s XV Rugby Championship
History is being written as Fiji’s women’s rugby makes a landmark return to Ba with a much-anticipated international clash. In a tight three-team series across Fiji, the finale promises drama and a new chapter for Pacific women’s rugby.
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Drua Look to Bounce Back as Fines-Leleiwasa Reunites With Former Club Western Force
Weekend spotlight: a reunion with baggage and a season at stake. Issak Fines-Leleiwasa returns to confront his former club as the Drua chase a vital win and a shot at the play-offs. Expect a tense, edge-of-seat clash that could shape the run-in to finals.
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14-Year-Old Grace Khelan Becomes Fiji’s Youngest Qualifier for Oceania Swim Championships
Only 14, Grace Khelan has emerged as Fiji’s youngest-ever qualifier for the Oceania Swim Championships. Her journey—from family-driven mornings to a multi-stroke training plan and a focus on the finer details like starts and turns—sets the stage for a bold test on the regional stage.
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Fiji targets 24-strong home squad for Oceania Swim Championships
Fiji gears up for a 24-strong home squad at the Oceania Swim Championships, a bold host-nation push blending rising talent with seasoned swimmers. With merit-based selection and a broader team, the countdown to the final lineup hints at a pivotal moment for Fiji swimming.