The Fiji Young Kulas are set to compete in Group A of the OFC U-19 Women’s Championship, where they will face off against Samoa, the Cook Islands, and the winner of a qualifying tournament. This exciting draw was announced at the OFC Home of Football, known as Te Kahu o Kiwa, in Auckland, New Zealand.

In Group B, the defending champions New Zealand and hosts Tahiti will compete alongside New Caledonia and Vanuatu. The championship is scheduled to take place in Tahiti from September 21 to October 4, 2025. Prior to this main event, the qualifying tournament will be hosted in Tonga from March 7 to 13, 2025, which will determine the final team for the championship.

The participation of the Fiji Young Kulas in this competitive grouping highlights the increasing level of talent within women’s football in the Oceania region. This championship is not just a competition; it serves as a crucial platform for young athletes to showcase their skills, gain invaluable international experience, and foster growth in women’s sports in Oceania.

As the tournament approaches, the Fiji Young Kulas will have the opportunity to demonstrate their capabilities against strong teams, with aspirations to advance to the finals in Tahiti. This event signifies a positive trajectory for women’s football, reflecting a growing interest and investment in female athletics. The team’s participation could pave the way for future success and inspire the next generation of female footballers in the region.

Overall, the OFC U-19 Women’s Championship promises to be an enriching experience for the Fiji Young Kulas, fostering hope and excitement for the future of women’s football in Oceania.