SOLOMON ISLANDS – FATHER SEES SON’S VISION

Turiti Boso may be unknown to many Solomon Islanders but this person has a special relationship with SIFF through his late son Allan Boso. He recently paid a visit to the academy which was named after his late son who was a former president of SIFF. Accompanying him were former MP for North New Georgia…

Samani sends Marist FC to club champs Marist FC booked its ticket to Auckland for the 2006 OFC Club Championships, New Zealand following their 1-0 win against Koloale FC in an entertaining match last night. National midfielder turned striker Jack Samani was the hero scoring the only goal that separated the two teams in the…

Extra-ordinary meeting examines accounts Representatives from provincial football associations are attending a one day extra-ordinary meeting at the SIFF Academy Alan Boso Complex conference room since this morning. The conference was purposely held to look into the federation’s audited accounts report for 2005. It was supposed to have been held last year but had to…

The Cook Islands have been invited to compete in the FIFA qualifying round of the beach soccer cup, in Dubai. The tournament in the third week of May will see players from the Solomons, Vanuatu and New Zealand who are all first timers. The Cooks as minnows will be preparing to take on the might…

VFF to call extra-ordinary congress to review Article 20 of constitution The Vanuatu Football Federation has announced it will be calling an extra-ordinary congress to consider a proposal to ammend article 20 of its five month old constitution. The announcement was made by VFF Acting Secretary General Jimmy Nipo at a media conference held at…

Free Futsal Clinic draws future soccer stars More than 50 youngsters showed up at the Kanana Fou field Saturday morning to take part in the Free ‘Futsal’ Junior Development Program held by the local American Samoa Football Association. Despite the heat in the early morning hours, these kids were running around laughing and having fun…

The Solomon Islands Football Federation anticipates another busy year for football with emphasis on developing the game to newer heights in the next couple of months. SIFF Media Officer Francis Pituvaka explains more, SIFF anticipates another busy and exciting year

2006 OFC Club Championships – Preliminary Govind Park, Ba, Fiji 6 – 10 February 2006 Match Day 3 – Match 6 EAGLES HELD IN FINAL MATCH Nikao end tournament on a high Nadi-based United Eagles confirmed their place at the 2006 OFC Club Championships, New Zealand despite being held to a scoreless draw against Cook…

2006 OFC Club Championships – Preliminary Govind Park, Ba, Fiji 6 – 10 February 2006 Match Day 3 – Match 5 HONOURS EVEN IN SAMOAN TONGAN DUEL Teams end tournament with draw Lotoha’apai FC and Tuanaimato Breeze ended their 2006 OFC Club Championships – Preliminary campaigns with an entertaining 1-1 draw in Ba, Fiji. Tuanaimato…

2006 OFC Club Championships Govind Park, Ba, Fiji 6 – 10 February 2006 OFC REFEREES PUT THROUGH PACES The Oceania Football Confederation is committed to developing world-class match officials, and part of that development programme began in Fiji this week as the first team of OFC match officials were put through the new FIFA referee’s…