Earlier in the day Kilusakwalo had ousted their sister school Gwaigeo in true finals fashion beating them 3 – 2 in the penalty shootout after regulation time finished 0 – 0. Their grand final opponents reached the grand final…
Parego Primary School of Makira Ulawa leads group A from their haul of 4 wins and 2 draws out of a toal of 6 matches. Group A second place is claimed by Gwaigeo of Malaita Province. They managed 4…
The organising committee decided to engage the team as volunteers and currently 8 of them have signed up as liaison officers for each of the provinces that are taking part in the kids festival.Organising committee member, Maria Rarawa, explained…
Using a presentation entitled ‘Tailor made Projects in Solomon Islands for SIFF with Solomon Telekom 2011-2018’ Temari explained the OFC vision for Solomon Islands and the necessary funding that would turn that vision into fruition.President Temarii’s commitment to Solomon…
Once again SIFF Academy North and South fields came alive with excited children preparing for their matches as kick off time approached.The sun was out and in full force and organizers were out trying to ensure that the players…
Before the dances started it was announced that Our Telekom, the major sponsor of the event, will be sponsoring $2000-00 worth of equipment to the winning school and that the performances would be judged.Organising committee members, Samson Faisi and…
Gwaigeo Primary School is leading Group A with 9 points from 3 games. They have scored a total of 7 goals while not conceding any and look set to finish the pool stage as group leaders.Kilusawkalo Primary School have…
It was a dominating performance from the Sokamora team who kept their opponents constantly on the back foot to maintain their advantage in the game. Three (3) goals from Joses Nawo helped Sokamora to their convincing victory. Ian Ngahu…
The first 2 matches started slowly but once the ball was rolling finishing the 12 matches for the day came as the breeze that kept the SIFF Academy football field at a manageable temperature for the games.The only issue…
The fourteen (14) participating primary schools from all over Solomon Islands paraded to claps and cheers from the spectators and the guests as they entered Lawson Tama. The opening ceremony was enriched with the presence of high profile guests…
