The Vodafone Fijiana XVs are gearing up for an important Test match against the USA on July 19, 2025, at Audi Field in Washington, D.C. This encounter is set as part of the build-up to the Women’s Rugby World Cup later this year, a highly anticipated event in the rugby calendar.

Brett Robinson, Chair of World Rugby, remarked on the USA’s rising prominence in the rugby world, citing growing commercial and hosting interest as the country prepares to host the World Cup. He expressed that this test series demonstrates the ambition to foster a sustainable competition calendar that boosts performance, attracts new audiences, and supports the overall growth of rugby.

At present, the Fijiana XVs are ranked 16th globally, while the USA women’s team stands at 9th. The match is part of a double-header, following which the USA men’s team will face England, making it an exciting day for rugby fans.

In addition to their match against the USA, the Fijiana XVs will also compete against the Wallaroos on May 3, 2025, offering them valuable international experience ahead of the Women’s Rugby World Cup. This preparation follows the Fijiana’s successful season, where they secured a place in the World Cup by winning the Oceania Championship and achieved a historic victory over Japan.

As anticipation builds for the Women’s Rugby World Cup, rugby enthusiasts are eager to see how the Fijiana XVs will perform on the world stage, reflecting the strength and determination of Fijian rugby. The upcoming match against the USA is not only a chance to gain experience but also a crucial opportunity to build momentum as they strive for success in the prestigious tournament.

This match holds promise for the team, and fans are hopeful for a spirited performance that showcases their growth and resilience.


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