Solomon Islands, Samoa biggest movers in ranking release
August 6, 2022
Their journey to the semi-finals of the OFC Women’s Nations Cup 2022 has seen Samoa and Solomon Islands experience the biggest movement in the latest
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Pasifika Sisters was founded to give a voice to women in football across the Pacific who regularly have their achievements overlooked.
It is made by, and made for, women throughout the Pacific and aims to put a spotlight not only on the accomplishments of our spectacular athletes and coaches, but on our volunteers, our administrators, our mums, our daughters and our “ladies in the kitchen”.
This work is for all of the Pasifika Sisters who contribute to making football in the Pacific a viable, entertaining and fun pathway and product for women across the region.
Sports has become a platform for women in so many ways which have helped boost confidence and morale, and women are starting to find their place in society and rising above the 'cultural norms'.
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