Raluve Championship to start this weekend

The 2026 Weetbix Raluve Championship officially kicked off this morning at Suva Grammar School, marking the beginning of a significant competition for young Fijian rugby talent. The launch event underscored the tournament's importance in nurturing the next generation of national players.

Fiji Rugby Union CEO Koli Sewabu, the chief guest at the launch, emphasized the critical role the championship plays in identifying and developing emerging rugby stars. He urged the participating schools to approach the competition with dedication and seriousness, recognizing it as a vital stepping stone in their players' careers.

Sewabu's remarks highlighted the championship's track record as a breeding ground for national representatives. The tournament provides a high-level platform for school-aged athletes to showcase their skills and gain valuable experience, potentially leading them to future opportunities with national age-group or senior teams. The emphasis is on fostering both individual growth and the overall standard of schoolboy rugby in Fiji.

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the competition has been a breeding ground for the next generation of national reps, and urged participating schools not to take the tournament lightly.