Fijian Drua

Busy September up ahead 🫡 23 of your current and future Drua have been named in the PNC Flying Fijians squad and are heading to Japan in September.

⛵️ First ever call up for Nauvasi, Cakobau, Ravuiwasa

Toso Viti!

24 of your McDonald's Fiji Drua squad have been chosen to rep the Vodafone Fijiana XV to the WXV Global Series Challenger in Hong Kong next month - September 13 to 26. The 30 member squad will stop first in Japan - September 5 - for a test against the Japanese team.

Great to see Naihamu, Yee and Buna back, a huge shift from Voha named in the forwards for this tour.

All the best ladies 🫡⛵️🌴

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🤔 Some of our squad give us their thoughts and some left us on seen 👀🤣💀 who will you be cheering for this weekend?

All the best to all schools participating this weekend. Enjoy it and have fun.

Another local star is heading to Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific!

Welcome to the Drua Vuvale, Knox the Dragon 🫱🏽‍🫲🏾
Inoke Ravuiwasa


The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua continues its commitment to identifying and developing the best of Fiji’s local talent, securing experienced tighthead prop Inoke Ravuiwasa for the 2027 Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific season. A proven performer on the domestic scene, Ravuiwasa adds strength and experience to the Club’s front row.

Originally from Tavuki, Taveuni with maternal links to Susui, Vanuabalavu in Lau, Ravuiwasa has been a consistent performer at Fiji’s provincial level, most recently representing Suva in the Skipper Cup. He has been a long-serving member of the Fiji Police rugby team. He also represented the Skipper Select in their first ever match against the Fijian Drua which served as the Club’s 2026 pre-season trial.

Excited about the opportunity, Ravuiwasa said: “I’ve been working towards making this team for a long time, so to finally get this opportunity means a lot to me. All the sacrifices, perseverance and discipline over the years have paid off. I’m very grateful to the Drua management for giving me this opportunity, and I’ll continue to work hard, especially heading into the new season. I’m really looking forward to joining the boys and working together.”

Ravuiwasa also has playing experience in Australia, featuring for the Western Districts Lions in Canberra’s John I Dent Cup during the 2026 season. The experienced tighthead has been a regular presence in the Lions’ front row, adding another dimension to an already extensive domestic rugby career in Fiji.

The move to the Drua will also see Ravuiwasa reunite with some familiar faces. He was part of the Fiji Under-20 setup in 2016 alongside 2026 co-captains Temo Mayanavanua and Frank Lomani, before progressing through domestic rugby pathways.
More recently, Ravuiwasa represented the Fijian Warriors, featuring in the forward pack against Australia Country in October 2025.

Fijian Drua General Manager Rugby Baden Stephenson said: “We’re really pleased to welcome Inoke to the Drua Vuvale. He is an experienced and powerful tighthead prop who has consistently performed in Fiji’s domestic competitions, and his hard work and persistence over the years have earned him this opportunity.

“Inoke brings plenty of experience, physicality and strength to our front row, and we believe he will add valuable depth and competition to the squad. We’re excited to have him in our environment and look forward to seeing him take his game to the next level.”

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Head Coach Brad Mooar weighs in on our latest signing🫱🏽‍🫲🏾

Welcome home, Legend🫡



One of the most storied Flying Fijians of all time, Leone Nakarawa is returning home to join the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua ahead of the 2027 Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific season.

The Rio Gold Medalist will bring with him years of experience playing rugby at the highest international and professional levels. His leadership and ball skills will be vital for the Drua’s young squad as the Club embarks on its 6th Super Rugby Pacific season.

Ever a man of a few words, Nakarawa reflected on the opportunity with a simple, enthusiastic comment: “Looking forward to be playing for the Drua and playing professional and staying Fiji.”

The offload maestro has made 132 professional appearances across Glasgow Warriors, Racing 92, Toulon and Castres, and 68 appearances for the Flying Fijians.

Raised in Matanagata, Vatukoula, the Kadavu native has gone on to become one of the most recognisable Flying Fijians of his generation. Nakarawa has represented Fiji at three Rugby World Cups, with his standout performances at the 2015 tournament earning him a selection in the official Team of the Tournament.
Nakarawa played a major role in Glasgow’s historic 2015 PRO12 title triumph and was named Player of the Match in the Grand Final victory over Munster. He was also named the EPCR European Player of the Year in 2018, after helping Racing reach the European Champions Cup final.

His achievements in the sport were complemented by one of the defining moments in Fiji's sporting history in Rio. Nakarawa was part of the Ben Ryan-coached Fiji 7s team that captured Olympic gold in 2016, delivering a moment that transcended rugby.

Before becoming one of world rugby’s most recognisable forwards, Leone Nakarawa built his name through Fiji’s domestic rugby system, including representing Tailevu. His early rugby journey was also shaped by his time in the Republic of Fiji Military Forces, where he played for Army Red and later Army Green before breaking into higher-level rugby. Those performances helped open the door to the Fiji Warriors and ultimately the Flying Fijians.

Fijian Drua General Manager Rugby Baden Stephenson said: “Leone is a quality person, quality leader and big game player. We are excited to bring someone of his vast experience into the forward pack. It will be very special seeing Leone represent his family, village and country in the Super Rugby competition.”