Fifteen-year-old John Vugakoto of Suva Grammar School etched his name into the history books with a stunning performance in the sub-junior boys high jump event at the Coca-Cola Games.

Fiji Finals track queen Sera Nasilivata was rewarded $500 prize money from Member of Parliament Lynda Tabuya.

Marist Brothers High School and Mahatma Gandhi Memorial school continues to hold their lead in the girls and boy’s division in the 2025 Coca-Cola Championship after day two at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva.

Though he’s only the caretaker at Nakauvadra High School, Peni Nayacakalou has been a key figure in the school’s athletics team as during their preparation for the Coca-Cola Games Championship

Natabua High School celebrated a stunning double in the senior 400m finals at the Coca-Cola Games, with Mesake Turuva and Frances Tuva each taking gold in their respective events.

Rewa football faces a challenging climb in the Extra Premier League, having played only one match so far this season.

Fiji’s Robyn Eastgate is set to make history with its first-ever representation at the 2025 FIG Suzuki World Cup in Tokyo, in the discipline of Aerobic Gymnastics.

For the first time in 13 years, Yat Sen Secondary School has bagged a gold medal in the long jump event at the Coca-Cola Games Championship.

Peni Bulikiobo has retained his senior boys 1500 meters gold after officials ruled on technical ground.

In a bid to help send his son to Suva to participate in the 2025 Coca-Cola Games Championship, Lepani Drua had to harvest a few yaqona plants from his farm back in Kadavu.

Marist Brothers High School and Mahatma Gandhi Memorial School are currently leading the medal tally at midday on Day 2 of the 2025 Coca-Cola Games National Championships.

The hype, excitement, and growing recognition of the Pacific’s biggest secondary school athletics event has drawn regional attention so much so that for the first time, a team from Samoa is competing at Fiji’s Coca-Cola Games.