SIFF Media Statement on Unpaid Photographer In response to recent media coverage, we at the Solomon Islands Football Federation (SIFF) wish to address the situation with the utmost seriousness. Firstly, SIFF offers our sincerest apologies to the aggrieved party (King Photography). We are committed to resolving this issue fully and are taking steps to address […]
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Smith is Confident the Boys Can go to the Next Stage in the Qualifiers The Solomon Islands National team’s incoming Head Coach, Josh Smith sets an ambitious path ahead stepping into the role with a keen eye on the 2026 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers. In a press conference on Sunday in Suva, Fiji the Australian
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Team Solo in Paris for the 2024 Paralympics Games Good luck Cosmol, James, and Junita! Congratulations to the athletes competing in athletics and taekwondo at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. Through the PacificAus Sports program for elite athletes, Australia supported 14 Solomon Islands athletes as they strived to qualify for the Paralympic Games. The Solomon
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Last Night’s Tea was sweeter than Honey: First Win for the Host. The Solomon Islands women’s futsal team secures victory in Match Day 3 of the OFC Futsal Women’s Nations Cup, winning their second match against Tonga with a decisive 2:0 scoreline. Winning their second match is crucial for the Solomon Islands team, especially after
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All the Sugar in Honiara was just not Sweet enough last night. In a second international friendly match dominated by the Australian U-17 Subway Joeys. The Solomon Islands side just couldn’t make the home crowd happy and proud tonight. The Subway Joeys triumphed over the Solomon Islands Under-19 team with a decisive 4-1 victory. The
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As the days are looming for the FIFA World Cup Qualifiers in Oceania, some countries seem more prepared than others. Solomon Islands, known as one of the best football nations in Oceania is still interviewing for a head coach for its Men’s National team less than a couple of months to go before they meet
The first-ever women’s futsal tournament in Oceania marks a historic milestone, serving as a powerful source of inspiration for young girls across the region. This groundbreaking event showcases the potential of women in sports, breaking barriers and challenging stereotypes. The inaugural OFC Futsal Women’s Nations Cup will kick off in the Solomon Islands on the
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Hatanga managing director and management team support SALT FC with a new playing kit. The official handing to the team happened after the futsal clinic and sharing of G-d’s word over the weekend. SALT FC said they are indebted to the company’s unwavering support to their players, who are instrumental in futsal development through their
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Australia’s national men’s U17 team – the Subway Joeys landed in Honiara to a warm island reception at the Henderson International Airport on Sunday evening. Subway Joeys is in town for the PacificAus Sports Football Tour. Solomon Islands Football Federation welcomed the 40-member delegation, highlighting the strong development partnership between SIFF, Football Australia, and the
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Just Play Solomon Islands and Hookin4Health Solomon Islands came together to celebrate Safe Sports Day with a fun-infused children’s festival at the SIFF Academy Sports Ground. The festival, attended by approximately 200 children in Honiara town, had the theme “See Something, Say Something”. It aimed to raise awareness about the importance of creating a safe
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