The Vodafone Fijiana XV squad has been officially revealed ahead of the upcoming Oceania Rugby Women’s Championship, scheduled from June 6 to June 14, as they aim to build momentum towards the Women’s Rugby World Cup. Head coach Ioan Cunningham has selected a strong team featuring a majority of players from the Rooster Fijian Drua, emphasizing depth and a solid preparation strategy.

Cunningham stressed the importance of this tournament as a significant step in their preparations, stating, “We’re focused on building depth, sharpening combinations, and continuing the growth of our playing group, especially after strong performances against top-tier opposition.” The squad comprises a mix of seasoned veterans and promising new talents, reflecting Fiji’s commitment to developing women’s rugby and competitiveness on an international level.

The squad includes notable forwards such as Bitila Tawake, Asinate Serevi, and Rusila Nagasau, who bring experience and leadership. New faces like Michellae Stolz and Selai Naliva also make their mark as the Fijiana XV looks to showcase their strengths against traditional rivals Tonga and Samoa.

Recent articles highlight the strategic blending of experience and youth within the squad, as the coaching staff continues to refine their gameplay and strategies. Past successful performances in various competitions, including the Super W, have solidified the team’s foundation, with hopes high for their upcoming championship.

The Fijiana’s journey is about more than just competing; it serves as an inspiration to future generations of female athletes in Fiji. The positive atmosphere and commitment shown by the players and coaching staff reflect the growing recognition and potential of women’s rugby in the region as they prepare for a crucial phase in their sporting legacy.


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