NO BAN ON ISLAND SUN The Solomon Islands Football Federation (SIFF) wishes to clarify recent media reports and articles that it has imposed a ban on the Islands Sun newspaper.
To get right to the point SIFF did not impose any ban on Island Sun as was mentioned in the media reports released through the national broadcaster, SIBC. SIFF only refused Island Sun accreditation for the O-League match, something which is totally different from a ban.
A ban in the sense of word means that SIFF has stopped Island Sun from entering Lawson Tama, stopped them from taking photos and stopped them from publishing any news related to the mentioned event. In fact, any good observer on that day would have noticed an Island Sun staff in Lawson Tama taking pictures and of course preparing a story for his paper. And of, course selling the story and of course making money, nonetheless. more -->

NEW SIFF EXECUTIVE IN PLACE The election of the SIFF Executive has been completed with most of the incumbents returning to the office for another term. more -->

SIFF Executive Elections Underway The election of the SIFF Executive for the next four (4) years has begun. more -->

20th SIFF CONGRESS IN PROGRESS The 20th sitting of the SIFF Ordinary Congress has been convened in Gizo, Western Province. more -->

FOOTBALL SHOWS HUMAN FACE IN GIZO Football displayed extended its role to social responsibility in the Solomon Islands with the handover of equipment to the people of Western Provine more -->

FIFA MAKES GIZO’S DAY A historical moment for football occurred in the Western Province today with the groundbreaking of the JFK Stadium project. more -->

Historical Day for Football in Gizo Friday the 15th August, 2009 will be a day that will be remembered long in the memory of Gizoans. more -->

SIFF LTDP Workshop Ends Today The three (3) day long SIFF Long Term Development Plan (LTDP) workshop ended to day on a high note with a renewed objectives for SIFF and its Provincial Football Association affiliates. Participants contributed to the review of the SIFF LTDP which will shape football development in the coming years. more -->

SIFF LTDP FOCUS OF CONGRESS WORKSHOP The review of Solomon Islands Football Federation’s (SIFF) Long Term Development Plan (LTDP) is the focus of the congress workshops at the 20th SIFF Congress held in Gizo, Western Province. The congress is attended by officials from the provincial football associations that are affiliate members of SIFF and a team from the Oceania Football Confederation (OFC). more -->

HIGH LEVEL OFC DELEGATION ATTENDS SIFF CONGRESS A high level delegation from the Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) has flown in from New Zealand to participate in the 20th SIFF Congress program in Gizo, Western Province. In the delegation are: Glen Turner (FIFA OFC Development Officer); Greg Larsen (OFC Deputy General Secretary); Jim Selby (OFC Technical Director); Neil Poloso (FIFA OFC Assistant RAP Officer) and Vairani Davio (Senior Manage more -->

SIFF Congress Kicks Off in Gizo The 20th SIFF Congress opened in Gizo with the Long Term Development Plan workshops. Delegates from SIFF and its provincial football associations and a delegation from OFC are currently in Gizo in the Western Province for the program. more -->

BILIKIKI ARRIVE HOME TO A HERO’S WELCOME A hero's welcome was offered to Bilikiki when they arrived back home today from the Oceania Football Confederation Qualifiers in Moorea, Tahiti. more -->

HURRICANES, UNCLES IN FINALS SHOWDOWN Hurricanes and Uncles have both booked a place in the finals of the Honiara Women’s Preseason 7-a-side knockout tournament. Both teams showed strength and class throughout the competition and this finals encounter between them has been expected. more -->

HURRICANES, UNCLES TOP RESPECTIVE POOLS Honiara Women's Soccer League powerhouse Uncles have qualified for their semifinals on top of Pool B in the Pre-season 7-a-side knockout. Hurricanes, Isa Lau and KGVI Snails also progressed to the semis. more -->

MARIST SIGNS DEAL WITH NZ BUSINESS MAN Solomon Islands National Club Champions and O-League representative, Marist Football Club has signed a deal with New Zealand business man, Kelvyn Alps and his business, Phoenix International (SI) Ltd. more -->