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Drua iBole Ceremony Allowed at Home Games Only When Heat Guidelines Permit Under Very High HSI
Culture meets safety as the Drua’s iBole ritual at home games sits under strict heat guidelines. A recent clarification outlines when the ceremony can proceed and when conditions push it indoors, a nuance that comes into sharp focus after a historic win ahead of the next home clash. read more
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Tavua and Rakiraki Hit the Ground Running in Viti Levu Zone Opener
Two sides burst out of the blocks in the Viti Levu Zone, with Tavua and Rakiraki signaling intent through sharp attacking displays. The opening weekend hints at a highly competitive season ahead. read more
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South Africa edge Fiji to clinch World Series crown in USA 7s final
An edge-of-the-seat finale in New York left Fiji with heartbreak in the closing moments of their title bid. A season of near-misses and relentless pressure ends with a razor-thin margin separating glory from what-ifs. read more
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Hughes nets twice off the bench as Bula FC beat Tahiti United 2-0 in Honiara, closing in on Leaders Group
Setareki Hughes came off the bench to score twice in the second half, handing Bula FC a crucial 2-0 win. The result nudges the Fiji side closer to the Leaders Group as the top-four race tightens. read more
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Drua conquer Brumbies in Ba for first-ever win, but discipline worries linger
Historic Ba showdown ended in a 42-27 win for the Drua, but discipline looms as the winning condition. Two offsides-induced sin-binnings sparked a blunt warning from the coach that costly indiscipline can’t continue. Amid the cautions, Isaiah Armstrong-Ravula’s rising influence hints at a brighter, more dangerous Drua in the making. read more
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Auckland FC edge Solomon Kings 1-0 as Mason’s stoppage-time save seals victory
Late drama in Honiara as Aston Burns fires Auckland FC to a 1-0 win and Oscar Mason denies a stoppage-time penalty, sealing a nervy finish that reshapes the OFC Pro League standings. read more
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Tailevu Naitasiri and Nadroga battle to 3-3 draw as Volavola nets late equaliser at Ratu Cakobau Park
Tailevu Naitasiri and Nadroga served up a rollercoaster Extra Premier League clash, trading goals and momentum from start to finish. A dramatic late equaliser kept the drama alive and left both sides with a point in a wildly fluctuating showdown. read more
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Suva Touch Rugby Introduces Weekend Fixtures at Bidesi Park to Boost Community Participation
Suva’s Bidesi Park buzzed with families and fans as touch rugby moves into a regular weekend rhythm. Short, non-contact games and a strong community focus are turning the sport into an inviting, all-ages option for locals. read more
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Drua secure 42-22 victory over Brumbies in Fiji as Brumbies squander chances
An electric Fiji clash where momentum swung in an instant and chances slipped away. The Drua’s energy carried the night as the Brumbies left points on the table, setting the scene for plenty to unpack. read more
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Tana Umaga accuses Blues of blocking Moana Pasifika growth ahead of Auckland derby
Moana Pasifika’s Tana Umaga pulls back the curtain on a fractious city rivalry, accusing the Blues of trying to curb the fledgling franchise through venue bans and regional boundaries. With an Eden Park showdown looming, off-field tensions threaten to steal the spotlight from the rugby. read more
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Hat-trick hero Boyers fuels South Island United’s 4-1 win over PNG Hekari in rain-delayed OFC Pro League clash
Rain-delayed and tense, Saturday’s showdown turned into a dramatic turnaround as South Island United overturned an early shock to seize control. A fearless attack and sharp finishing delivered a standout performance that left the result in little doubt. read more
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Bula FC Prioritizes Player Development Over Immediate Results in OFC Pro League
Bula FC is betting on growth over quick wins in the OFC Pro League, focusing on developing young talent for a future push. Coach Stéphane Auvray emphasizes experience and individual improvement before chasing points, signaling a patient, long-term rebuild. The approach hints at a season defined by development that could pay dividends down the line. read more
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Fiji Sevens Reach New York Semi-Finals in Both Men’s and Women’s Draws, Men to Face Australia
Fiji’s sevens sides have surged into the New York semifinals, turning a weekend of tough pool play into a bold march toward glory. Both the Men’s and Fijiana squads showed grit and depth, setting the stage for an intense knockout chapter. read more
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Ba Hosts Historic Fijian Drua Victory Over Brumbies as Fiji-Australia Sports Ties Deepen Under Vuvale Partnership
Ba witnessed a watershed moment for Fijian sport as the Drua secured a first-ever Super Rugby win over the Brumbies in front of a packed stadium and high-level visits. The triumph, paired with talks on deeper rugby ties under the Vuvale Partnership, hints at a new chapter for Fiji’s sporting diplomacy and player development. read more
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Fiji 7s come from behind to beat Great Britain 24-19 at New York Sevens, Spain next
Fiji’s Sevens staged a dramatic comeback after a tough opening, edging Great Britain and keeping their pool hopes alive. With a quick turnaround to face Spain, the spark of resilience could define their New York campaign. read more
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Drua stun Brumbies 42-27 in Ba for first-ever Super Rugby win against Canberra
Fijian Drua pulled off a historic upset at 4R Stadium, clinching a first-ever win over the Brumbies in dramatic fashion. A potent mix of pack power, sharp backline moments, and precise kicking powered Ba to a milestone result as the night grew thrilling down the stretch. Depth across the squad shone through, with new contributors… read more
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Late-call debutant Ravudi fires Drua past Brumbies, highlighting development pathway
Late call-up, instant impact: Sairusi Ravudi marks his Super Rugby debut for the Drua with a try, underscoring a thriving development pathway. With veteran mentors guiding the next generation, the club looks ahead to a high-stakes Reds clash. read more
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Armstrong-Ravula becomes Drua’s first 200-point scorer in the Super Rugby era
Isaiah Armstrong-Ravula makes history for the Fijian Drua, becoming the first player in the Super Rugby era to crack 200 points. At just 22, the fly-half’s precision boot and rising international profile signal a thrilling ascent for Fiji rugby. read more