Fiji Secondary School Athletics Association President Ratu Marika Uluinaceva this morning paid tribute to the many people who have contributed to the success of the Fiji Finals.

Next year’s Fiji Finals could see the introduction of semifinals for the first time in the games’ history for certain events.

Minister for Youth and Sports Jese Saukuru has extended his well-wishes to the over 2,000 young athletes as the 2025 Fiji Finals officially get underway this morning at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva.

Member of Parliament Lynda Tabuya has put up $1,000 for the female athlete who will break the Fiji Finals Senior Girls 100 meters record.

Athletes from Ratu Luke Secondary School in Bua are set to give their all at the Fiji Finals over the next three days, driven by the support of their parents in the lead-up to the competition.

Seven maritime schools will receive sporting equipment valued at $15,000, thanks to a donation from Coca-Cola Fiji, the major sponsor of the Fiji Finals.

Fiji Secondary Schools Athletics acting secretary Biu Colati has confirmed there will be an Australian athlete participating in this year’s Fiji Finals which starts tomorrow in Suva.

Even though most of their athletes will be competing at the Fiji Finals for the first time this year, excitement has been building since the first day of training for athletes of Saint Johns College from Cawaci in Ovalau.

Pacific Sprint King Banuve Tabakaucoro believes the battle for this year’s blue ribbon title at the Fiji Finals will come down to more than just speed.

Former Fiji Finals champion and Fiji’s long-distance running sensation, Yeshnil Karan, has broken a 54-year-old national 10,000 meters record.

Grandstand tickets for this year’s highly anticipated Fiji Finals have officially been sold out.

Renowned sports commentator Satish Narain is adding a significant incentive for record-breaking performances in the senior boys’ 100m and 200m events at the 2025 Coca-Cola Games.