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The Battle in the Senior Boys 400 meters final will be among the athletes of RKS Josua Koro, Lepani Baticuvu and Joeli Ravulo and Panapasa Tawakeve of Ratu Navula College and Ratu Luke Memorial School’s Aisea Duwai.
48 gold medals are up for grabs on Day 2 of the Coca-Cola Games at the ANZ Stadium today. There are 23 gold medals available in the girls division and 25 in the boys division. The finals of the 100 metres, 400
It is truly a tight race on Day 1 of competition in the 2019 Coca-Cola Games as many schools from outside the Central Division are battling hard to take medals home to make their families and schools proud. Defendi
Yeshnil Karan of Tavua College caused a major upset in the Senior Boys 1500 metres after he won the gold medal beating Petero Veitaqomaki of Marist Brother’s High School in the race. Veitaqomaki settled for silve
Kolinio Radrudru, Joeli Bolakoro and Josaia Bosoka of RKS, Nemani Mudrelagi of Natabua and Marist’s Viliame Rekitilako are some of the favourites for the Senior Boys 100 metres final tomorrow. Mudrelagi ran the f
Vilimoni Susunikoro of Ratu Kadavulevu School has won the gold medal in the Junior Boys Javelin with a record throw of 50.52 metres. This is the first gold medal for the boys defending champions this year. Leo
Lisa Lockington of Xavier College from Ba has won the first gold medal of the 2019 Coca-Cola Games after winning the Junior Girls High Jump. Yvonne Nalewabau of Adi Cakobau School and Elizabeth Joy of Labasa Colleg
Saint Joseph’s Secondary School has taken out the gold and bronze medals in the Intermediate Girls Discus of the 2019 Coca-Cola Games. Seini Caucauqoli of Saint Joseph’s won gold, Makareta Mara of Suva Grammar
The Coca-Cola Games 100 metres heats are currently underway at the ANZ Stadium along with the finals of the junior girls high jump, senior boys shot put, senior girls long jump, intermediate boys discus and intermediate
The Coca-Cola Games 800m heats is currently underway at the ANZ Stadium along with the finals of the junior girls high jump, senior boys shot put, senior girls long jump, intermediate boys discus and intermediate girls
The Coca-Cola Games are now currently underway with the Junior Girls High Jump. The Coca-Cola Games march pass this morning was cancelled due to the weather conditions. Thirteen gold medals are up for grabs in
Thirteen gold medals are up for grabs on Day 1 of the Coca-Cola Games at the ANZ Stadium today. There are six gold medals available in the girls division and seven in the boys division. Gold medals available
Some of the athletes from schools outside Viti Levu were at the ANZ Stadium this morning doing their final preparations for the Coca-Cola Games tomorrow. This included 16 athletes from Gau Secondary School who arri
All grandstand tickets for the Coca-Cola Games that were on sale for the general public are sold out. This has been confirmed by Competition Director, Vuli Waqa. Waqa says that the only tickets left are the on
Adi Cakobau School Team Coach Antonio Raboiliku says that to help them retain their title, ACS is focusing on trying to win medals in field events in the 2019 Coca Cola Games as it is normally dominated by island school
About 2,600 athletes have already been confirmed to take part in the 2019 Coca Cola Games which starts from Tuesday. Speaking to LegendFM Sports, Competition Director, Vuli Waqa says the number of athletes is expec
Fiji’s Sprint King and Coca Cola Games Senior Boys 100 metres and 200 metres record holder, Banuve Tabakaucoro says he is helping maritime athletes that will be taking part in the Coca Cola Games. While speaking
Excitement is at an all time high as we get ready for the 2019 Coca-Cola Games, and the question that many people are asking is whether the 100 metres record times set by Pacific Sprint King, Banuve Tabakaucoro can be b
Marist Brothers High School sprinter, Viliame Rekitilako is ready to face the challenge from Natabua High School’s Nemani Mudrelagi and Kolinio Radrudru from RKS in the Coca-Cola Games next week. The three will b
Give your best and it will come to you. This is the message that has been driving 19 students of Namosi Secondary School for more than a month in their preparation for the Coca-Cola Games which starts next Tuesday.
