Marist Brothers High School have won the Suva Zone 2 at the Suva Grammar School ground.
Marist won with 21 gold 13 silver and 12 bronze while Suva Grammar School came second with 13 gold, 14 silver and 4 bronze while Gospel High School came in third place with 4 gold, 3 silver and 5 bronze.
In the girls division Grammar won with 13 gold, 6 silver and 7 bronze, Rampur College came in second place with 5 gold and 2 silver while Lomary Secondary School came third with 4 gold 6 silver and 4 bronze.
Francis Kirikirikula of Grammar won the blue ribbon event in the boys division with a manual time of 11.18 seconds.
Kirikirikula who is the former Queen Victoria School sprinter said he does not rate himself highly as there are other athletes who will be taking part in the Coca Cola Games like Benamino Maravu.
Meanwhile, Saint Joseph Secondary School student Sisilia Seavula won the girls 100m with a manual time of 12.50 seconds.
Story by: Filipe Naikaso
Marist wins Suva Zone 2
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