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Serupepeli Naidegidegi of DAV College Ba says his father has been his inspiration as he always encourages him not to look down on himself when competing against big schools in the Coca Cola Games. Naidegidegi won t
Laisiana Kororua from Naitasiri Secondary School has won the first gold medal of the 2022 Coca Cola Games after winning the Sub Junior 1,500 metres event at the HFC Bank Stadium. Kororua says while running, she kep
With the Coca-Cola Games returning today after a lapse of two years due to the global pandemic that has ravaged every corner of the society, the head students of International School Suva have taken up the task to assi
Former Fiji Sprinter and Suva Grammar School athletics coach, Jone Delai has revealed that this will be his last Coca Cola Games with the school after 15 years. Delai says he has dedicated most of his life to help
23 gold medals will be up for grabs today at the Coca-Cola Games. 15 medals will be given out in the field events while 8 will come from the tracks. The 100 and 400 metres heats will also be held today.
The biggest ever Coca-Cola Games is all set to start today as close to 3,000 athletes come together after a lapse of two years. Defending girls champion, Adi Cakobau School have stated they will approach this yearâ
Fiji Secondary Schools Athletics Association General Secretary, Vuli Waqa says the events for the Coca-Cola Games on Friday and Saturday will start at 8am. Waqa says this is to ensure the students reach home while
21 athletes will be representing Central College Lautoka at this year's Coca-Cola Games. Assistant Principal Kamal Rao says all athletes are new to the Games but they have done well during the zone meet. He sa
Jonacani Turaga of Rev Thomas Baker Memorial School in Navosa is excited that the Coca-Cola Games has returned after a lapse of 2-years and he is determined to go home with a medal this year. The Year 13 student l
Coca-Cola’s Marketing Manager, Lawrence Tikaram says despite the Coca-Cola Games not being held for the past two years due to COVID, many schools never gave up and continued to prepare for the Games. Tikaram says
95 athletes from Natabua High School will be aiming to reflect their success of the Lautoka Zone in the Coca-Cola Games. School Principal Virendra Sharma says they have prepared to the best of their abilities to t
Despite the Coca-Cola Games clashing with other sports such as Rugby, there will be a record number of close to 3,000 athletes taking part at this year’s Games. Coca-Cola's Marketing Manager Lawrence Tikaram says
People are being urged to get their Coca-Cola Games tickets early as they are selling fast especially the grandstand tickets. Coca-Cola's Marketing Manager Lawrence Tikaram says the ground and embankment tickets a
As the Coca-Cola Games is set to start from Thursday, police operations in partnership with stakeholders will be beefed up to ensure an incident free event. Chief Operations Officer ACP Abdul Khan says as more peo
Adi Cakobau School Athletics coach Antonio Raboiliku believes this year’s Coca Cola Games will be a tight contest and the winner will be determined by the relays. Raboiliku says this race has the excitement to ke
Fiji Secondary School Athletics Association General Secretary, Vuli Waqa says that this years Coca Cola Games will be the biggest ever. With three Maritime Zone schools yet to be included in the final list, about 3
Coca-Cola Games defending Boys champion Ratu Kadavulevu School are wary of the competition that will be coming from schools like Nakasi High School and MGM High School. Team captain, Ratu Vilikesa Rokovonolagi beli
The 2022 Coca Cola Games grandstand tickets are now available from the Fiji Secondary Schools Athletics Association head office at McGregor Road. Following the lighting of the Games torch at the Coca-Cola factory,
Tough competition is expected in the Senior Girls 100 metres race during the Coca-Cola Games next week. Natabua High School’s Ofa Lagonilakeba will be the athlete to watch out for as she ran a manual time of 11.
Natabua High School sprinter Mesulame Tuigau will be one of the favourites to win this year’s Blue Ribbon event in the Coca-Cola Games. Tuigau clocked the fastest manual time of 10.33 seconds in the Lautoka Zone
