Suva Volleyball Association

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FVF confirms the national competition calendar for the 2026–2027 season.

This calendar covers FVF national competitions through to the close of the season at Easter 2027, in line with the FVF Constitution.

Any additional FVF-sanctioned events, tournaments or programs will be communicated to member associations well in advance. Any changes to confirmed dates or venues will also be communicated through official FVF channels.

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📌🏐 Small Beginnings, Big Dreams
Let's Meet: Timoci "Jimmy" Sulua
Journeys Beyond the Court

Quick Profile

📍 Name: Timoci Sulua
📍 Place of Origin: Suvavou Village (Vasu Soso, Naceva, Kadavu)
📍 Club: Redline Volleyball Club
📍 Position: Setter / Libero

Known to his friends simply as "Jimmy," Timoci Sulua is a humble and hardworking young man whose volleyball journey began with a dream inspired by some of Suvavou's finest volleyball players.

His love for the game started in 2014 while he was in Class 7. Growing up in Suvavou Village, Jimmy looked up to Fiji volleyball representatives Alipate Wikilifi and Serevi Vananalagi, both proud sons of his village. Watching them represent Fiji inspired him to believe that one day he too could achieve something special through volleyball.

While he enjoyed volleyball from a young age, Jimmy began taking the sport seriously when he joined Inner Circle Volleyball Club and started participating in local club competitions. Those early days on the court helped him develop his skills and strengthen his passion for the game.

Jimmy started his volleyball career as a Libero, learning the importance of defense, communication, and teamwork. As his understanding of the game grew, he transitioned into the role of setter, a position he now enjoys because it allows him to lead the team's attack.

In 2021, Jimmy joined Suva Volleyball through his Redline Volleyball Club. That same year, he earned selection to the Suva Whites Men's Team. Through his consistent performances and commitment to the sport, he was soon promoted to the Suva Blues Senior Men's Team, where he continues to represent Suva with pride today.

One of Jimmy's proudest moments in volleyball was helping Redline Volleyball Club win the Interclub Championship and being part of the Suva team that won the "Vulaca Championship" this year. These achievements remain special milestones in his journey and continue to motivate him to work harder.

For Jimmy, volleyball is much more than winning games and tournaments. The sport has taught him valuable life lessons about discipline and building strong friendships. His leadership qualities and commitment to his teammates have also seen him entrusted with the responsibility of Co-Captaining the Suva Blues Men's Team. A role that reflects the respect he has earned both on and off the court.

"The biggest lesson I have learned through volleyball is how to work together as a team and build good relationships with other players."

Advice to Young People on Drugs

Jimmy believes young people should focus on their future and make choices that will help them achieve their goals.
"Stay away from drugs because they will not take you to a better place. Focus on your future, work hard, and make positive choices."

Looking Ahead

Like many young athletes, Jimmy dreams of one day representing Fiji on the international stage. He understands that achieving that goal will require commitment, sacrifice, and hard work, but he remains determined to keep improving every day.

"My long-term plan is to continue training hard and hopefully earn selection into the Fiji national squad."

Jimmy's story is a reminder that every journey starts somewhere. From the village courts of Suvavou to the Suva Bluez Senior Men's Team, he continues to prove that perseverance, and a willingness to learn can take you a long way.

We wish Jimmy all the very best! Keep on keeping on...

Open invitation..

🏐 AVENGERS VOLLEYBALL CLUB PRESENTS: BARREL NIGHT 2026 🍻

Support the Team. Celebrate the Season. Build the Future.

The Avengers Volleyball Club is gearing up for an exciting upcoming season, and we’re calling on our supporters, friends, families, and the wider community to be part of the journey.

Join us for our Barrel Night Fundraiser and help us raise vital funds for tournament preparation, player development, equipment, travel, and club operations. Every ticket purchased directly contributes to helping our athletes represent the club with pride throughout the season.

📅 Date: Saturday, 27 June 2026
📍 Venue: Downunder Pub
🎟️ Tickets: $20 each (Limited Tickets Available)
🔞 18+ Event Only

What’s Included?

🍺 2 Kegs of Beer
🥃 3 Kegs of Rum & Cola
🍹 32 Jugs of Rum Punch

Whether you’re a current supporter, former player, family member, or simply looking for a great night out, your attendance will make a real difference to our club.

Why Your Support Matters

Every season brings new challenges and opportunities. Funds raised will help our players compete, develop, and proudly represent the Avengers family. Beyond the court, Avengers Volleyball Club remains committed to promoting youth development, and positive community engagement through volleyball.

Get Your Tickets Early!

Tickets are limited and expected to sell quickly. Gather your friends, secure your tickets, and enjoy a fantastic night while supporting a great cause.

📞 Contact: 9369535

One Club. One Family. One Goal.
- Avengers Assemble -

Is your workplace thinking of a wellness program to take part in?

Did you miss out on Round 1 of our Business House Volleyball Competition?

Good news — Round 2 is coming up!

This is your chance to bring your team together, promote workplace wellness, and enjoy the benefits of:
✅ Mental Wellness
✅ Physical Wellness
✅ Social Wellness
✅ Emotional Wellness

Join us for an exciting 10 weeks of competition starting 15th July 2026 at the National Netball Centre, Laucala Bay, Suva.

💰 $3000 Prize Pool

📅 Registration closes: 9th July 2026
Sign up now and be part of building healthier, stronger, and happier workplaces through volleyball.

📞 Contact: 2950355
📩 Email: [email protected]

📌🏐 Inspired by the Game-Journeys Beyond the Court

Known to his friends and teammates simply as "Wise," Waisake Rabuatoka is a player whose journey reflects the values of humility, perseverance and respect. From his beginnings on the village green in Suvavou, to becoming Co-Captain of the Suva Men's Blues Team and a member of Fiji's national training squads, Wise continues to inspire those around him through his leadership both on and off the court.

Quick Profile

📍 Village: Suvavou Village
📍 Maternal Links: Savusavu, Nuku Balavu
📍 School: Adventist Secondary School
📍 Club: Redline Volleyball Club
📍 Position: Left Outside Hitter
📍 Height: 194 cm

Born and raised in Suvavou Village, Waisake developed his love for volleyball at an early age. His journey began on the village green, where countless hours were spent learning the game alongside family and friends.

Growing up, he would often accompany his uncles to volleyball tournaments and watch them compete in communities and settlements such as Jittu Estate, Newtown, Namadi, and Nakasi. Those experiences ignited his passion for the sport and inspired him to pursue volleyball seriously.

Rabuatoka started playing club volleyball at the age of 15, and later joined Delainavesi Inner Circle, where he continued to develop his skills and understanding of the game. His commitment and dedication eventually earned him selection to the Suva Men's Bluez Team in 2020.

Over the past three years, Waisake has proudly served as Co-Captain of the Suva Men's Bluez Team, demonstrating leadership and commitment both on and off the court. His calm approach and willingness to support others have earned him the respect of teammates and opponents alike.

Like many young athletes,he grew up admiring Fiji's national volleyball representatives.

"Growing up and watching my favorite Fiji reps play, I was determined that one day I would be able to compete at their level."

His dedication to the sport saw him earn selection into Fiji's national training programs, where he was a member of the Fiji Men's National Training Squad for the 2023 Pacific Games and the 2025 Mini Games.

Behind his achievements is the unwavering support of his family. He is one of five siblings and credits his family for being a constant source of encouragement throughout his volleyball journey.

Advice to Young People on Drugs

Wise is passionate about encouraging young people to make positive choices and stay away from drugs.

"Don't ever let drugs control you-you control it. You only have one life, so make smart choices"

Life Lessons Through Volleyball

For Wise, volleyball is more than a game. It is a teacher of life.

"Be humble. Don't judge people too quickly. Take the time to understand them because we all come from different backgrounds. We come from different families where we are taught to be humble and respectful. Honour God, respect others, and most importantly, show love. God will reward you for that."

He believes volleyball teaches discipline, teamwork, perseverance, respect, and compassion, qualities that are just as important off the court as they are on it.

As he continues his volleyball journey, Wise hopes to inspire the next generation to dream big, work hard, remain humble, and never forget where they come from.

We wish Waisake all the very best as he continues his journey to the national stage.