‘S-League produces icons, promotes unity’ 

The Solomon Islands’ top-tier football competition, the S-League, concluded on Saturday with Central Coast FC being crowned as the 2025 champions after what was a thrilling and competitive season. Speaking during Saturday’s league presentation, Solomon Islands Football Federation (SIFF) President Donald Marahare described the S-League as a cornerstone of football development in the country. “This afternoon [Saturday],…

HCW successfully completes safeguarding workshop

The Honiara Council of Women (HCW) has successfully completed the Safeguarding in Communities Sporting Events (SCSE) and Children’s Reporting and Referrals Workshop earlier last week at the Multipurpose Hall, Central Honiara. The Honiara Table Tennis Association (HTTA) confirmed the successful hosting of the event, stating that a total of 84 participants, including chair ladies, executive…

Rahuasi settles for bronze

Solomon Islands middle-distance runner Stephen Rahuasi has won the bronze medal in the men’s 800m at the 2025 Oceania Cup in Nuku’alofa, Tonga. Representing Team Melanesia, the 23-year-old made a strong start and led for most of the race before being overtaken in the final stretch by New Zealand’s Jag Willers and William Dyball, finishing…

The 2025 S-League champ

Central Coast FC had to wait until the final day of the season to secure the 2025 Solomon Islands Football Federation (SIFF) Super League (S-League) title. It was a winner-takes-all clash at Lawson Tama Stadium as league leaders Central Coast faced second-placed Malaita Kingz FC, who were just two points behind and needed a win…

SELSC 2nd INTAKE UNDERWAY

The second intake of the Certificate in Sport Education Life Skills Course (SELSC) is currently underway at the Solomon Islands National Institution of Sport (SINIS) after it was officially commenced early this week. According to SINIS, this marks another step forward in the joint effort by SINIS and the National Sports Council (NSC) to expand access to structured sport…