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- Nukuʻalofa 102 MoliTevita Moli 2 August 1958 v Fiji at Nukuʻalofa 103 NauvaiSione Nauvai 2 August 1958 v Fiji at Nukuʻalofa 104 SikaTevita Sika 2 August...
- Retrieved 20 January 2025 – via Instagram. @moanapasifika (20 January 2025). "Tevita Ofa secured for the remainder of '25 replacing the injured Neria Fomai"...
- Taisara Allen Peter Leon Kofana Javin Alick Atkin Kaua Micah Lea'alafa Molis Gagame Bobby Leslie Raphael Lea'i Gagame Feni Michael Laulae John Orobulu...
- Replacements: HK 16 Hika Elliot  59' PR 17 Aidan Ross  64' PR 18 Atunaisa Moli  64' FL 19 Liam Messam  54' FL 20 Mitc**** Karpik  64' SH 21 Jonathan Taumateine...
- international debuts. Notes: Grégory Alldritt (France) earned his 50th test cap. Tevita Tatafu (France) made his international debut. Damian Penaud (France) was...
- Inisi • James Lay • Sione Mafileo • Tomasi Maka • Sama Malolo • Monu Moli • Sam Moli • Alamanda Motuga • Semisi Paea • Irie Papuni • Abraham Pole • Feleti...
- minister (1999–2000) Tevita Momoedonu, Acting Prime minister (2000) 2000 Fijian coup d'état Laisenia Qarase, Prime minister (2000–2001) Tevita Momoedonu, Acting...
-  31' RW 14 Nicolas Onuțu OC 13 Jason Tomane IC 12 Fonovai Tangimana LW 11 Tevita Manumua  58' FH 10 Hinckley Vaovasa  61' SH 9 Gabriel Rupanu  74' N8 8 Cristi...
- named a 30-player squad for their 2024 November internationals. Head coach: Tevita Tuʻifua Caps Updated: 16 November 2024 (after game v USA) The current coaching...
- central Europe Malietoa dynasty – Malietoa Natuitasina, Malietoa (1841–1858) Moli, Malietoa (1858–1860) Malietoa Talavou Tonumaipe'a, Malietoa (1869–1880)...