78 articles tagged "coca-cola-games-2024"
This indepth focuses on Miller’s amazing journey in athletics filled with huge successes, celebrations, expectations and the challenges that came with it. Miller started taking part in athletics from class 3 when sh
The 2024 Coca-Cola Games was one of the successful and incident-free event which not only showcased the remarkable talent of our young athletes but also marked a significant milestone in the ongoing commitment to road s
Athletes, parents and supporters of Mahatma Gandhi Memorial School celebrated their victory during the Coca-Cola Games by having a thanksgiving church service at the school yesterday. Families from different faith
Full coverage and stories of the 2024 Coca-Cola Games.
Marist Brothers High School and Mahatma Gandhi Memorial High School both won two gold medals each in the 4×400 metres relay event in the 2024 Coca-Cola Games this afternoon. Marist won gold in the junior and seni
Marist Brothers High School head coach Antonio Raboiliku has dedicated their win to the Marist family for their tremendous support after they retained the Coca-Cola Games boys’ division title with 13 gold, 8 silver an
Tyrone Vaurasi of Marist Brothers High School has won gold in the intermediate boys triple jump jumping a distance of 13.57 metres. Vaurasi extended the medal tally for the MBHS brigade on day three of the competi
The sacrifices and commitments made by the girls of Mahatma Gandhi Memorial High School paid off after they won the 2024 Coca-Cola Games. This has been highlighted by MGM Head Coach, Waliki Satakala who acknowledged t
Mahatma Gandhi Memorial High School has created history as they have won the girls division of the 2024 Coca Cola Games based on the fijivillage medal tally where they have finished in first place with 13 gold, 8 silver
The Fiji Secondary Schools Athletics Association’s jury has respected the track referee's decision last night for disqualifying the Marist runner crossing the lane in the senior boys 400 metres final and infringing th
Defending boys champions, Marist Brothers High School has successfully defended the 2024 Coca Cola Games boys division as they lead the fijivillage 2024 Coca Cola Games medal tally with 13 gold, 6 silver and 6 bronze.
The MGM 4x100 metres girls relay team won gold in the final, ACS settled for silver while Jasper Williams got the bronze. Marist took out the 4x100 metres sub junior boys final, Grammar got silver while the Fiji LD
Rusiate Matai of Balata High School in Tavua has won the first gold for his school in the senior boys high jump with a jump of 2.03 metres in the 2024 Coca-Cola Games at the HFC Bank Stadium. Matai says he was aiming
Suva Grammar School sprinter, Sesenieli Rasoke upset the favourite MGM High School’s, Sera Nasilivata to win the sub junior girls 200 metres final. Nasilivata was leading the charge when she fell almost 15 metre
Eunice Ravudolo of Christian Mission Fellowship won gold in the junior girls shot put with a throw of 9.84 metres at the HFC Bank Stadium today. Ravudolo who hails from Vanuatu and has maternal links to Vanuabala
Abigal Koroi of Suva Grammar School has won a gold medal in the 2024 Coca Cola Games sub-junior long jump with a jump of 4.80 metres. Miriama Rokoua of Mahatma Gandhi High School took the silver while Mereani Sofia
Timoci Nagusa of Marist Brothers High School has won his second gold medal in the 2024 Coca Cola Games – this time in the sub-junior boy's discus with a throw of 41.82 metres. Nagusa broke the sub-junior shot pu
Losalini Matea of Nasinu Secondary has won the first gold for her school in the senior girls shot put with a throw of 11.25 metres. Lanieta Nagauna of Nasikawa Vision College settled for silver and threw a distanc
Mahatma Gandhi Memorial High School athlete, Resina Rabaleira has claimed her second gold medal in the 2024 Coca Cola Games after winning the sub junior girls 800 metres final. Vilisite Tauluva of Namosi Secondary
Timoci Delaimoala has won the first gold medal for Tailevu North College in the 2024 Coca-Cola Games after a throw of 54.71 metres in the senior boys javelin competition. Marist Brothers High School’s Ezekiel Hu
