New Zealand’s Ka’iulani Scott has been selected as the only overseas player in the Fiji Kulas’ initial training squad for 2025. The squad, consisting of 23 members, will gather for training at the Fiji FA Academy in Ba from February 3 to 7.

This training camp is a pivotal moment, kicking off an intensive preparation phase ahead of significant tournaments such as the OFC Women’s Nations Cup and the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027 Oceania Qualifiers. This camp is the first of five scheduled throughout the year, each designed to enhance player skills, foster teamwork, and develop strategic approaches for upcoming competitions.

During this camp, training sessions will focus on tactical skills, physical conditioning, and collaboration among team members. An exciting highlight will be a friendly match against the Maori Women’s National Team on February 6, providing the squad with essential early-season match experience.

The complete Fiji Kulas squad includes: Elesi Tabunase, Sisilia Kuladina, Sereana Naweni, Koleta Likuculacula, Cema Nasau, Asela Cokanasiga, Lupe Niubalavu, Evivi Buka, Mereseni Waqali, Adi Mea, Caroline Qalivere, Filomena Racea, Sofi Diyalowai, Ema Mereia, Leba Narieta, Sonia Alfred, Selai Tikoisuva, Naomi Waqanidrola, Pijila Kilaiwaca, Seruwaia Laulaba, Katarina Nailele, Emily Esposito, alongside Scott.

The inclusion of players like Ka’iulani Scott signifies Fiji’s commitment to strengthening its women’s football program. This initiative contributes positively to the growth of women’s football in the region, reflecting an encouraging trend as the nation prepares for international challenges. With a structured training approach, the Fiji Kulas are poised to make significant advancements as they look ahead to high-stakes competitions.