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Waratahs too good for the Fiji Warriors 30 January, 2009
The Air Pacific Fiji Warriors were no match for the New South Wales Waratahs succumbing to a 60-0 defeat in their one-off match at the EnergyAustralia Stadium in Newcastle before a 7,438-strong crowd. Coach Chris Hickey sent his strongest possible starting team on to the field for the opening half, with seven Wallabies enjoying their first...
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Warriors look to bolster depth 29 January, 2009
Air Pacific Fiji Warriors coach Ifereimi Tawake will not be overly worried about the final score when his side takes on the Waratahs at the Energy Australia Stadium on Friday 30 January. “The score will matter less than the performances of the players,” Tawake said. “What we would like to do is to bolster their expe...
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Saukuru out, Cama in Warriors Australia tour 21 January, 2009
Nadi utility back William Saukuru has opted out of the Fiji Warriors squad to concentrate on 7s. Saukuru who was part of the training squad to the opening leg in Dubai and George is keen to prove himself as he eyes a spot in the 12-member team to Wellington and San Diego. Meanwhile Highlanders open side flanker Mitieli Cama has been drafted ...
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Selectors name squad for Waratahs game 10 January, 2009
The national selectors has named a young team mixed with experienced players in key positions for the return match against the NEw South Wales Waratahs on 30 January in Australia. The players were selected from the High Performance Unit Academy and the 2007 Pacific Rugby and Pacific Nations Cup competitions. National coaching director Ilivasi...
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NSW Junior Waratahs edge Fiji Warriors 11 October, 2008
Turuva Lumelume in action for the Air Pacific Fiji Warriors. Saturday 11 October 2008 Fiji Warriors 11 NSW Junior Waratahs 14 International Friendly Churchill Park, Lautoka Half-time: 3-6 Referee: James Bolabiu Att: 2,000 FIJI WARRIORS: 15 Naisa Narukutabua, 14 Sionasa Vunisa, 13 Ropate Ratu, 12 Josef...
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Nasiga answer Warriors SOS call 09 October, 2008
New Zealand based Rupeni Nasiga has been lured out of his R&R as the Warriors’ prepare to lock horns with the New South Wales Junior Waratahs at the Churchill Park in Lautoka Saturday. The lanky loose-forward, who just turned 23 Wednesday, returned home from New Zealand Sunday and has been called in to replace Suva’s lock Leone N...
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FRU name Warriors' team for Waratahs clash 02 October, 2008
Nemia Kenatale in action for the Warriors' against Romania A The Fiji Rugby Union announced Thursday the Warriors' team list for the Junior Waratahs clash scheduled for Saturday October 11. Changes have been made to the team that won over Romania A 31-13 a week ago, the most notable will see more age-group pl...
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Fiji Warriors' too strong for Romania A 27 September, 2008
Jone Kuruduadua tries to put down a Romania A player during their International friendly at Lautoka's Churchill Park on Saturday. The Fiji Warriors' proved too good for Romania to come away with a comfortable 31-13 win in their international friendly at Lautoka's Churchill Park. Shar...
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Yavala gets Warriors call up 19 September, 2008
Koroi Yavala in action during the FORU U19s tournament. Another Fiji U19s player will step up to senior level rugby following his performance at the recent FORU U19 tournament that came to end Friday 12 September at the Prince Chales Park in Nadi. The upcoming player stamped his mark while playing at fly-half...
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FRU confirm Waratahs tour 29 August, 2008
The Flying Fijians perform the 'Teivovo' prior to their PNC match against Japan on 21 June 2008. Photo: RUGBY MAGAZINE JAPAN The Fiji Rugby Union confirmed Friday a 10-day development tour by the Waratahs in Fiji in October. During the tour, the 2008 Super 14 runner-up franchise will play two matches against ...
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