Fiji Rugby International Ties: Fiji Rugby chief executive Koli Sewabu and director Lailanie Burnes met Wales Rugby Union leaders in the UK to strengthen partnerships ahead of the Nations Championship, with Fiji set to open against Wales at Cardiff City Stadium on 4 July. Commonwealth Games Build-Up: Team Fiji has named a 58-athlete squad for Glasgow, competing in athletics, basketball 3×3, bowling, boxing, judo, para athletics, swimming and weightlifting. Fiji Pearls Selection: More than 90 players trialled for limited Fiji Pearls spots under new head coach Michelle Parsons ahead of the Four Nations Spirit Series in Sydney. Super W Focus: McDonald’s Fiji Drua Women are chasing back-to-back wins after a 29-24 comeback over the Western Force, with next week’s clash against the ACT Brumbies already flagged as “massive.” Boxing Medal Hope: Fiji’s amateur boxers are keeping a low profile as they target Commonwealth Games success, with Jone Koroilagilagi Davule and Aminiasi Saratibau among the medal prospects. Football Officiating Dream: Nasinu’s Kajal Prasad is aiming for FIFA Men’s World Cup refereeing, balancing law studies with growing experience in Fiji Football Association matches. Sports Sponsorship: Fa & Company backed Mokani and Eastern Saints rugby clubs with $20,000 to support youth development through the sport. Waste Incinerator Rebuff: Fiji rejected an Australian-backed plan to ship waste to burn for energy, with officials warning Fiji must not become the Pacific’s “ashtray.”