Division of Sports

Notice to All Team Morobe Sporting codes

The approved 11 sporting codes to participate in the 8th PNG Games in Port Moresby are:
1. Athletics
2. Basketball
3. Rugby 9s
4. Netball (Women)
5. Touch Football
6. Volleyball
7. Boxing
8. Para Sports
9. Weightlifting
10. Soccer
11. Kick Boxing

All appointed Coaches and Managers of the above sporting codes are advised to attend the upcoming meeting on Saturday.

Your attendance and participation are highly important as we prepare Team Morobe for the Games.

Thank you.


FYI

NOTICE TO ALL TEAM MOROBE COACHES AND MANAGERS

Date: 22 June 2026

Dear all,

This is to officially inform all Team Morobe Coaches and Managers that a meeting has been scheduled as follows:
Date: Saturday, 27 June 2026
Time: 12:00 PM
Venue: Division of Sports, Provincial Headquarters (PHQ)

The purpose of the meeting is to discuss preparations and important matters relating to:
Agenda:
👉Team Morobe – 8th PNG Games 2026

All Coaches and Managers previously appointed for Team Morobe are hereby confirmed to remain in their respective roles and are requested to attend this important meeting.

Your attendance, commitment, and contribution towards bthe successful preparation and participation of Team Morobe in the 8th PNG Games is highly valued.

For further information, please contact the Division of Sports.

Thank you.

Team Morobe Management
Division of Sports
Morobe Provincial Administration

A WOMAN’s personal and her company’s bank accounts held with Bank South Pacific that were credited K1.7 million of PNG Sports Foundation funds have been frozen by the National Court.

Both are operated allegedly by the wife of a former sports minister (named) and the balances, at the time of the restraining order, had significantly declined to just over K300,000.

Court documents indicated that from the K1.7 million paid to one Kathleen Ruth James and her company, Karma Investment Limited, the balances in those accounts as at Sept 2, 2025 stand at K120,611.97 (BSP #0000318038) and K180,712.93 (BSP #0000244588) respectively.

- Pictures supplied

Read More: https://www.thenational.com.pg/k1-7m-accounts-frozen/

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Tienang Edwin Rumbam, Steve Uberawa

Excited to have you onboard! Morobe E-Learning Sector, Nakni Toksy, Jeff Tau Seruxmarn

One of the Divisional Officer and a current postgraduate student at Parul University-India, Moses Daniel SOLOMON is undertaking field research for his thesis titled “Decentralizing Sports Governance in Papua New Guinea. "A Model for Regional Sports Development and Community Engagement. ”
His work involves engaging with students, teachers, and community sports leaders to gather critical grassroots insights that will inform inclusive, locally-driven policy reforms in sports governance and development.

📍Photos taken at Ramu High School in Madang Province and Rapinka Primary School in Eastern Highlands Province (EHP) — showcasing the reach and diversity of voices contributing to this important national conversation.

📸 Small but Significant Farewell & Welcome Meal for Divisional Officers 🌟
Welcoming New Admin Officer Mrs. Leslie | Farewell to Shirley Lung | Sending Off Moses Daniel SOLOMON

Today, the Division of Sports hosted a heartfelt farewell and welcome luncheon to mark a special moment of transition and appreciation.

We warmly welcomed Mrs. Leslie, our new Administrative Officer, to the team. At the same time, we bid farewell to Ms. Shirley Lung, whose dedication and service have made a lasting impact on our division.

We also acknowledged the contribution of Moses Daniel SOLOMON, who completed an 8-week internship with us and will soon depart for Parul University in India 🇮🇳 to continue his academic journey in Public Policy.

Thank you all for your service and commitment. We wish you success in your new chapters and look forward to the journey ahead with fresh energy and purpose! 💼✈️📚

Highlights International Hotel 23 June 2025

Sports Policy launching Highlights