Netball Fiji acknowledges the recent public commentary regarding our governance, leadership and financial management and while we welcome constructive feedback and open dialogue, we are concerned about the spread of misinformation that misrepresents the reality of our operations and commitment to the sport and its growth. President Netball Fiji RubyAnn Sorovaki said, “In our role...
Netball Fiji Umpires manager Losalini Bainivalu took part in the three days “Educate the Educator” development program in Naitasiri last week. The program was organized by Fiji Sports Commission where development team conduct clinics and workshop to upskill the key people who will develop Netball and other sports at grassroots level. The main participants were...
Netball Fiji Development team began their development clinic for umpires last week at Lomary Secondary School. Gabriel Qoro, Netball Fiji’s Interim Sports Development Coordinator, led the one-day clinic, which saw more than 10 participants. The initiative is part of Netball Fiji’s outreach program, designed to train new umpires and further develop existing ones. The goal...
Netball Fiji acknowledges receipt of queries regarding a call for a Special General Meeting (SGM) and a motion of no confidence from the Suva Netball Association. As a member-driven organization, Netball Fiji operates within its constitution which clearly outlines the process for convening an SGM and we will work closely with our affiliated districts and...
Netball Fiji is seeking a visionary and dynamic CEO to drive growth, innovation and success at all levels of the game! The CEO will be responsible for the delivery of the sport development priorities of Netball Fiji including the execution of its Strategic Plan and the planning and delivery of the Official Development Assistance Program...
Netball Fiji held its AGM last weekend at the Tanoa Plaza conference room in Suva. The AGM was attended by a total of 14 netball associations across Fiji, including the minor district association. The AGM looked at various agenda including high performance, development pathways, levies, coaching platforms and a remit calling for a SGM to...
Fiji Pearls settled for 4th place at the 2025 PacificAus Netball Series after losing to Tonga Tala in the third place playoff at the Nissan Arena in Brisbane. Fiji Pearls played a total of six matches including the playoffs, out of the 6 matches, the Pearls lost 4 matches, 1 draw and recorded 1 win....
Eighteen-year-old Alisi Neisulu is the youngest player in the Fiji Pearls team that will compete at the 2025 PacificAus Netball Series in Brisbane later this month. The year thirteen student of Adi Cakobau School has been part of the Fiji Pearls extended squad from 2022 at just fifteen years of age. Three years later Neisulu...
The Fiji Pearls continue to ramp up their preparations as they draw closure to the 2025 PacificAus Netball Series in Brisbane. Fiji Pearls interim coach Jioweli Vakamoce selected his 15-member team to the Series where 11 players are based in the country while four players selected from overseas. The 11 players have been training together...
Netball Fiji has today announced its 15-member team for the upcoming PacificAus Sports Netball Series scheduled to be held in Brisbane at the Nissan Arena between February 17 – 22, 2025. Among the 15, Alisi Neisulu, Lowata Natoga, Cilia Lewatu, Joana Vulaca and Susana Rasaubale-a current squad member of the 21U squad will make their...
