Melbourne Storm prop and Fiji Bati captain Tui Kamikamica has been inducted as a Melbourne Storm Life Member, recognising a decade of outstanding service and contribution to the NRL club.

Kamikamica was announced as one of the club’s 2026 Life Member inductees at the annual Life Member Dinner held on Monday at AAMI Park. He joins star halfback Jahrome Hughes and long-serving club doctor Jason Chan in receiving the honour.

The Fijian international has been a key figure in Storm’s forward pack since making his debut for the club in 2017. Renowned for his powerful carries, strong defensive presence, and leadership qualities, Kamikamica has become one of Melbourne’s most respected senior players.

The 30-year-old has played 142 matches for the Storm and has been a member of the club’s leadership group since 2025.

Beyond his contributions at club level, Kamikamica has also been a driving force for Fiji rugby league. He has captained the Fiji Bati since 2023 and has represented his country in 23 Test matches.

A respected leader on and off the field, Kamikamica’s Life Membership recognition reflects his significant impact on the Melbourne Storm organisation and his commitment to excellence throughout his ten seasons with the club.