384 articles tagged "women"
Quarter-final qualification is now the goal for the Rooster Chicken Fijiana 15’s following their 21-17 victory against South Africa. An incredible game of rugby that the Fijiana dominated for long periods was onl
The Rooster Chicken Fijiana 15s team has moved up 5 places in the rankings from 21st to 16th after defeating South Africa 21-17 in the Women’s Rugby World Cup yesterday. Captain Asinate Serevi says winning their
The Rooster Chicken Fijiana 15s have defeated 11th ranked South Africa 21-17 to get their first win at the Women’s Rugby World Cup. Fiji struck first through winger Ilisapeci Delaiwau in the 12th minute after som
Four Rooster Chicken Fijiana 15s players are expected to make their debut for Fiji when they face South Africa in the Women’s Rugby World Cup match this afternoon. They are Joma Rubuti, Kolora Lomani, Ana Maria N
Rooster Chicken Fijiana 15s coach Senirusi Seruvakula says the girls are all raring up to go against their opponent South Africa in their second Women’s Rugby World Cup match this afternoon. He says South Africa
One player to look out for when the Rooster Chicken Fijiana 15s takes on South Africa in the Women's Rugby World Cup tomorrow is inside centre and Olympic bronze medallist Sesenieli Donu. Donu was one of the shinin
Rooster Chicken Fijiana 15s Head Coach Senirusi Seruvakula has made eight changes to his match-day squad to face South Africa in their second Rugby World Cup pool match with Asinate Serevi to take on the captaincy role.
Rooster Chicken Fijiana 15’s coach, Senirusi Seruvakula is hoping to have most of the national players to be included into the Fijiana Drua side to defend the Super W title next season. With the need to have more
Women in some interior villages of Fiji are unaware of their rights, domestic violence policies and actions that are taken regarding domestic violence issues. This has been highlighted by the Reproductive and Family
Rooster Chicken Fijiana 15s Lineout Coach Inoke Male says this week is a must-win match for them when they face South Africa in their second Women’s Rugby World Cup game. He says South Africa has a big forward pa
Rooster Chicken Fijiana 15’s coach, Senirusi Seruvakula believes they have gained a lot of learning experience from their opening match against England last week and have got the advantage to get a win this weekend.
Rooster Chicken Fijiana 15s player Raijieli Daveua says they will have to bring their A-game this week when they face South Africa in their second Women’s Rugby World Cup match. She says they understand South Afr
Former Flying Fijians utility back and Rooster Chicken Fijiana Backline coach, Asaeli Tikoirotuma believes that the Fijiana are still trying to adapt to be professionals and their mindset is still grassroots at the mome
Rooster Chicken Fijiana 15’s captain Sereima Leweniqila says they learnt a lot from their first game against England in their debut Rugby World Cup match. Leweniqila says she thinks they can get better from there
Rooster Chicken Fijiana 15's prop Siteri Rasolea says she will note in her history books that she is a member of the first Fijian women's team to the World Cup and she is proud of it. Rasolea was making a comeback
Fijiana 15s captain Sereima Leweniqila says the team has to do a lot of homework and learn how to keep the momentum going before the next match against South Africa in the Women’s Rugby World Cup in New Zealand.
Fijiana Head Coach Senirusi Seruvakula says playing at the World Cup is itself a huge achievement for women’s rugby in Fiji. He highlighted this after being thrashed 84-19 by England which is the world number on
The Fijiana 15s team has been hammered 84-19 by England in their opening match of the Women’s Rugby World Cup at Auckland’s Eden Park. Fijiana 7s players Sesenieli Donu, Aloesi Nakoci and Lavena Cavuru scored a
Rooster Chicken Fijiana coach Senirusi Seruvakula says the team will be relying on captain Sereima Leweniqila and Asinate Serevi’s mobility and use that in their first Rugby World Cup match against England today.
Tickets to the opening match of the Women’s Rugby World Cup have been sold out, with a record-breaking crowd set to fill New Zealand’s national stadium at Eden Park tomorrow. Fans will be part of history, seein
