The KPHL PNG junior tennis team demonstrated their abilities at the West Pacific Championships in Fiji, showcasing their talent and commitment in an amazing presentation. Under the guidance of their committed helper and mento Diana Hasavi and sustained by their undying love for the game, the young athletes made a lasting impression in Fiji. "First of all, the kids are looking forward to this trip," Hasavi remarked, emphasizing the anticipation and enthusiasm among the team members, particularly the under 12 boys who had been training thoroughly for twelve months. Their hard work and determination paid off as they dominated the competition, earning awards and admiration from their peers. Reflecting on the tournament, Hasavi expressed immense pride in the team's resilience and performance. "They dominated, they brought the goods, we're so proud of them," she exclaimed, highlighting the significance of their achievement in a fiercely competitive field that included havy weights like Fiji and Vanuatu. The PNG team comprised a mix of seasoned players and newcomers, with numerous under-12 players making their debut on the international stage. River Jordan Hakena and Timothy Koliwan, both first timers in the under-12 division, shared their excitement and happiness at participating in the tournament. "It was a fantastic learning experience," remarked Hakena, while Koliwan expressed pride in the team's accomplishments. Among the standout players was Nepheline Leah, a formidable force in the under-16 category, who returned to competitive tennis after a time away. Confident in her abilities, Nepheline reflected on her journey to Fiji and the challenges she overcame with self-belief and determination. Nepheline said, "It hasn't been easy, but my passion for the sport and my drive to succeed kept me going," inspiring fellow athletes to pursue their dreams. Nepheline’s views were confirmed by Hasavi, who emphasized the importance of nurturing talent and keeping a winning mentality. Looking ahead, Hasavi outlined the team's future plans, including preparations for the Pacific Oceania Junior Championships and potential opportunities for international exposure.