The British Army Netball will be travelling to the country to play friendly match against a Pearls Selection team in a netball showdown. The match is scheduled to take place at the Vodafone Arena, Suva on the 8th November at 2.30pm. The event is organized by the Petero Civaniceva Foundation. The Foundation engages with the Fiji Sports Commission and sporting bodies to host sporting events, offering athletes opportunity to engage in tournaments and competitions. The Pearls selection will be comprised of players from 21&U squad...

Netball nations from around the world are uniting to call for players, participants, and fans in their home countries to support a global campaign in bidding for Netball’s inclusion in the Olympics. The “Back the Bid: It’s Netball’s Time” campaign includes an online portal where fans can fill in and sign a global pledge of support for netball’s inclusion in the Olympic Games Brisbane 2032. World Netball (WN) and Netball Australia (NA) have been mobilising support for an Olympic bid and are looking to demonstrate...

It is with profound sadness that Fiji Netball acknowledges the tragic loss of former Fiji Pearl and former Pearls Head Coach, Unaisi Rokoura following a drowning incident over the weekend. Una as she was fondly known was one of Fiji’s most accomplished and respected players having first represented Fiji in netball at just 17 years old. Una would go on to have an illustrious international career, representing Fiji in six Pacific Games, two Commonwealth Games, and two Netball World Championships. She also captained the Fiji...

The Baby Pearls have finished in 11th place at the Netball World Youth Cup in Gibraltar after edging Malaysia 56 – 48 in an intense matchup. The Baby Pearls finished in third place from their pool after South Africa finished on top and followed by Malawi at second place. Baby Pearls advanced to the next playoff stage after beating host Gibraltar 61 – 31, they went on to take on Samoa for the 9th – 12th place semifinals. Samoa proved too strong after beating the...

The Baby Pearls have opened their Netball World Cup with two wins in the bag after edging out Trinidad & Tobago 53 – 40 in the first match, while securing a 66 – 34 victory over Barbados in their second pool match. Baby Pearl’s strong defense kept Trinidad & Tobago under pressure. TTO remained determined throughout, moving springily on their feet and refusing to give up the fight, but the Baby Pearl’s consistent attacking and leadership on the court ensured they maintained control and secured...