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2025 Needs A Resolution: Who is Going to be Humbe Enough to End This ?

The football community in the Solomon Islands is hopeful that the ongoing disagreements between the Solomon Islands Football Federation (SIFF) and the owner of Royals Football Academy will soon come to an end. The issues, which have caught significant attention, has created a divide within the football scene over the years, diverting focus away from […]

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Steadfast through challenges

The Solomon Islands Football Federation (SIFF) deeply values the passion of our football fans and shares their unwavering ambition for national team success. While recent results at the Melanesian Spearhead Group Prime Ministers Cup didn’t meet our immediate expectations, they have only strengthened our resolve and provided valuable lessons for our long-term journey toward excellence.

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The Curse Continues: Solomon
Islands’ Football Fans Left
Heartbroken again

Football fans in the Solomon Islands were left heartbroken on Saturday night as their national team suffered a painful defeat to Fiji, placing them third in the exciting MSG Prime Minister’s Cup. The loss was especially devastating for the Solomons, who had hoped to reclaim the trophy they had won previously and end the curse.

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PM Manele Supports SI Development team’s MSG Prime Minister’s Cup Campaign

Solomon Islands Prime Minister, Hon. Jeremiah Manele, has expressed his strong support for the Solomon Islands Development team competing in the ongoing MSG Prime Minister’s Cup in Honiara. This week, he handed over essential football kits and balls, demonstrating the government’s commitment to the growth of football in the country. The gesture comes at an

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Stephen Rahuasi Sets Solomon Islands National Record in Queensland

Solomon Islands athlete Stephen Rahuasi made history last Saturday by setting a national record in the Queensland Athletics 1 Mile race. Rahuasi won Race 3 with an impressive time of 4:39.57, establishing a new Solomon Islands national record. In addition to his victory, Rahuasi also competed in the Toowong Harriers 3000m race, where he placed

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Solomon Islands National Hockey 5s Men’s Team Impresses on Day One of Inaugural Pacific Cup

The Solomon Islands National Hockey 5s Men’s Team made a strong start in the inaugural Pacific Cup in Suva, Fiji, securing two impressive victories on day one. The team won against Samoa and Tonga, showing their skill and determination in both matches. Grateful for their success, the team thanked God for the strength to perform

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SI Tennis Junior Squad in Vanuatu for VAS Regional 2024

The Solomon Islands Tennis Junior Squad is currently competing in Vanuatu at the VAS Regional 2024, marking an exciting milestone for the nation’s young athletes. Representing the Solomon Islands, these talented tennis players are engaging in a week of intense competition and gaining unforgettable experiences that will shape their futures in the sport. The Solomon

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Samoa wins the 2024 Oceania Rugby Men’s Sevens Championship

In an incredibly and hard-fought Sevens final in Honiara, Samoa won over Fiji in an unforgettable clash that kept fans on the edge of their seats. The two Pacific powerhouses faced off in a nail-biting final of the 2024 Oceania Rugby Sevens Championship that saw both teams battling relentlessly from the opening whistle. Fiji’s development

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Fiji Wins 2024 Oceania Rugby Sevens Women’s Championship After an Exciting Victory Over Samoa

Fiji has won in the 2024 Oceania Rugby Sevens Women’s Championship, securing a hard-fought 14-5 victory over Samoa in a thrilling final. The match showcased Fiji’s strength and experience, with both teams delivering an intense display of skill and athleticism. From the start, the Fijian team set the pace with their powerful running and quick

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