FASANOC NEWS
An exciting and challenging opportunity now exists for a well-qualified and experienced individual to join the FASANOC as its Secretary General (SG) and Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Applications close 18 September 2026.
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The Fiji Association of Sports and National Olympic Committee (FASANOC) is the heart of Olympic sport in Fiji. As an independent, charitable organisation, we are dedicated to supporting our athletes to achieve greatness on the world stage—at the Olympic, Commonwealth, and Pacific Games.
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GLASGOW – Fiji’s experienced women’s pair of Losalini Tukai and Litia Tikoisuva boosted their hopes of reaching the semi-finals after defeating Kenya’s N. Cheruiyot and E.W. Mbugua 1.5-0.5 in their Section C Round Three lawn bowls match at the Robert Weale Rink (local time).
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Fiji’s Rajnesh Prasad strengthened his bid for a place in the semi-finals after edging home favourite Jason Banks of Scotland 2-1 in a dramatic Section C Round Three men’s singles lawn bowls clash at the Siti Zalina Ahmad Rink, National Centre for Bowling, Scottish Event Campus (SEC), at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games this morning (local time).
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GLASGOW - Fiji’s women’s pairs, Litia Tikoisuva and Losalini Tukai, are targeting an improved performance against Kenya in the third round of Section C tomorrow, despite going down 0-2 in their second-round match, losing 0-8, 3-5 to Wales at the SEC Centre today.
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Thousands of miles from their Pacific islands, Fiji’s contingent carried a piece of home into Glasgow this morning through the strains of Vanua Domoni, a traditional song performed at the Oceania Regional Celebration at the Hilton Glasgow, just hours before the official opening of the 2026 Commonwealth Games.
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