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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. read more
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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. read more
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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. read more
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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. read more
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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. read more
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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. read more
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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. read more
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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. read more
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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. read more
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Nadi claim Muslim IDC title after 1-0 victory over Drasa at Govind Park
A tense grand final at 4R Stadium delivered drama from start to finish as the Muslim IDC crown hinged on a single moment. Drasa’s long-awaited return to a top-tier final added extra edge, while the day also crowned champions in the U17, Masters, and Veterans grades. read more
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Fiji’s Eastgate and Pilla head to Suzuki World Cup Tokyo 2026 in aerobic gymnastics
Two young Fijian aerobic gymnasts are poised to make waves at the Suzuki World Cup in Tokyo, marking a milestone for Fiji’s sport. Robyn Eastgate and Lauren Pilla are shaping their paths through remote coaching and local club support, signaling a promising future on the world stage. read more
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Filipo Nakosi pauses European rugby to prioritise family, returns to Fiji with eyes on a comeback
Former Flying Fijians winger Filipo Nakosi is stepping back from European rugby to focus on his growing family and life in Fiji, with a return to the professional stage still a possibility. read more
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Lelean Knights prioritize defence ahead of Fiji U-17 rugby quarter-finals
Lelean Memorial School’s Knights shift gears from a thrilling last‑minute win to a ruthless focus on defence as the national Under-17 knockout phase looms. With margins tight and no second chances, coaches warn that discipline and cohesion will be the deciding factors in the weeks ahead. read more
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Kabara clinch 2026 Cricket Fiji Easter Games with six-wicket win over Suva
From a remote Lau Island, Kabara stitched discipline, faith, and a tight-knit community drive into a winning Easter Games story. A one-month plan, a vow to stay focused, and a historic comeback rewrite a page in Fiji cricket and in their village’s tale. read more
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Late-winning try seals Southern Zone Girls Open Grade title for Ratu Latinara College in Fiji
Rain-soaked drama defined the Southern Zone final as two teams battled to the last whistle. A late moment reshaped the result and set the stage for a gripping national challenge. read more
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Middlemore Sangam Beat Malolo 4-1 to Clinch 2026 TISI Super Premier Title at Prince Charles Park, Nadi
Two halves of relentless football, a masterclass in defensive discipline and deadly finishing, and a late flourish that sealed the title in dramatic fashion. A championship Sunday packed with flair and moments fans will be buzzing about. read more
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Gospel Saints U-15 Rugby League Suffer Zone Final Defeat to RKS Eels, Eye National Quarter-Finals in Suva
An unbeaten pool run gives way to a zone-final setback for the Gospel Saints Under-15s, a moment that tests their resolve and proves the season is just beginning. With the national quarter-finals on the horizon, the squad leans on unity, hard work, and strong family and school support to fuel their next push. read more
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FRU dismisses Azéma coaching link; Seruvakula to lead Flying Fijians in July Nations Championship
Rumors swirl around Fiji’s coaching future as Franck Azéma’s name surfaces in European circles. With Senirusi Seruvakula in interim charge, July’s Nations Championship looms as a pivotal test for the Flying Fijians’ long-term direction—local vs. overseas. read more