Solomon Islands disputed its first game on 9 April 2007, for the eight
OFC Women's Nations Cup, celebrated in their neighbour country
Papua New Guinea. Their first rival was the host team, against whom the team lost 6–1. Prudence Fula became the Solomon Islands' first scorer ever. The nation finished last in the four-team tournament, after a heavy loss with
New Zealand and a goalless tie against
Tonga. Noel Wagapu coached the team, which consisted of former players of the
under-17, under-19 and under-20 national teams. With Timothy Infiri as the team's manager, the Solomon Islands did an average performance at the
2007 South Pacific Games football tournament in Apia, Samoa. There, the national team managed to achieve its first victory, 3–0 facing
American Samoa. Unfortunately, they couldn't advance to the semi-finals due to two losses; with
Fiji and
Papua New Guinea. Solomon Islands returned in the
2010 OFC Women's Championship, celebrated in New Zealand. The team was drawn in Group B, along with
Papua New Guinea,
Tonga and
Fiji. The Solomon Islands qualified for the semi-finals after winning to Tonga and tying with Fiji. The team was beaten by the
Football Ferns of
New Zealand 8–0 in the semi-finals and 2–0 by the
Cook Islands in the third-place match. The team failed to past the group stage in the
2011 Pacific Games tournament. Solomon Islands only won over American Samoa 4–0 and lost the other three games. However, they managed to achieve their best result against Papua New Guinea, a narrow 1–0 loss. The national team's most recent appearance was in the
2015 Pacific Games, after not entering the
2014 OFC Women's Nations Cup. Solomon Islands was defeated in all of its three matches. ==Recent History==