October 31, 2026 · Commentary on FBC News
Flying Fijians Boost for Nadi in Skipper Cup Final
The excitement is building as three Flying Fijians players are set to feature in the Skipper Cup final for McDonalds Nadi.

“Three FIJI Water Flying Fijians players who were part of the team that defeated Japan in Tokyo last week are available for selection in this weekend’s Skipper Cup final for McDonalds Nadi.”
Big news for rugby fans as three Flying Fijians players, fresh from their victory against Japan in Tokyo, are back in Fiji and available for selection in the upcoming Skipper Cup final. Winger Nacani Boginisoko, centre Tuidraki Samusamuvodre, and forward Peni Naruma could all be taking to the pitch for McDonalds Nadi this weekend. Coach Cohan Politini has the tough task of finalising his 23-man squad, and the inclusion of these international talents certainly adds to the anticipation.
While the article focuses on the Fijian domestic rugby scene, it's always wonderful to see top-tier players returning to bolster local teams. The Skipper Cup final, which sees Nadroga face Nadi, is sure to be a thrilling encounter. These kinds of high-profile matches bring a great buzz, not just for the sport, but for the communities involved. It’s a fantastic opportunity for visitors to experience the vibrant local culture and passion for rugby in Fiji, just a short hop from Samoa. We look forward to seeing the impact these returning players have on the final result!
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