GIRLS IN TONGA FOR QUALIFIER

THE Solomon Islands National U19 Women’s Football team are now in Tonga for the OFC U-19 Women’s Championship – Qualifying Stage, which will run from March 7 to 13. The team left for Tonga last Saturday via Nadi, Fiji. The OFC U-19 Women’s Championship – Qualifying Stage – will feature 3 nations: Solomon Islands, Tonga…

ABANA SCORES HAT-TRICK

THE former Solomon Islands National U19 prodigy forward and Henderson Eels forward Jimson Abana, who recently joined the Fijian Extra Premier League side Labasa FC, has scored a hat-trick during his debut for the club last Saturday. Abana, in his first match with the Labasa FC, marked his name with 3 goals in a 6-0…

THREE STRAIGHT DEFEATS

SOLOMON Islands National Women’s team suffered three straight defeats in the PacificAus Sport Four Nations Tournament 2025 in Australia. Their three straight defeats left them at the bottom of the table with zero points. They conceded a total of 21 goals after suffering an 8-0 defeat to Thailand U20 in their opener last Wednesday, a…

Crucial 2023 PG documents ‘missing’

SUPPORTING documents to complete a full audit into the 2023 Pacific Games expenditures have reportedly gone missing and may have been destroyed, sources have revealed. These documents include receipts, authorisation of payments, who received the payments and so on.  “These documents are crucial to the investigation and their disappearance could distort a full and balanced…

Solomon Airlines, National Sports Council unite to strengthen sports development

Solomon Airlines and the Solomon Islands National Sports Council (SINSC) have signed a deal to support sports development in the country. The Letter of Cooperation was signed to establish a foundation to support registered national sporting associations in promoting participation in national, regional and international events. This partnership reflects a shared commitment to supporting the…

AUST CLUB SIGNS UP WAE

Campbelltown City Soccer Club (CCSC) on Tuesday officially announced the signing of Solomon Islands international Javin Wae Alick with the club for the Australia National Premier League (NPL) 2025/2026 season. Wae has moved to Australia last month after the signing and has been part of the club’s preparations for the season until yesterday when the…

NATIONAL WOMEN’S TEAM IN AUST

THE Solomon Islands National Women’s team left the country on Sunday to participate in the PacificAus Sports Four Nations Series 2025 in Canberra, Australia. Their departure was confirmed by the Solomon Islands Football Federation (SIFF). “The National Women’s Team departs this morning for the PacificAus Sports Four Nations Series 2025 in Canberra, Australia,” SIFF said…