Despite trailing in fourth place throughout the junior boys’ 4×400 meter finals this afternoon, Lelean Memorial School’s Alivereti Waqairawai came in from behind to secure a win for their relay team.

Following in his father’s footsteps as one of the fastest players on the rugby field, Rupeni Caucaunibuca Jnr from Naitasiri Secondary School is making a name for himself, not in rugby, but on the athletics track.

Three more records have been shattered this morning at the Triple N Zone Athletics competition at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva.

Samisoni Leleca of Sila Central High School created one of the biggest upsets at the Triple N Zone Athletics competition after finishing off in first place in the senior boys 200-meter finals.

Solomoni Mudu of Saraswati College collected his second gold medal of the Triple N Zone Athletics competition after coming in first place in the junior boys 200-meter final.

Day two of the Triple N Zone Athletics competition is one not to be missed.

National long-distance star Akeneta Lutu is aiming for a historic three-peat at the Fiji Finals, setting her sights on defending her 3000-meter gold medal for the third consecutive year.

Adi Cakobau School’s Imeri Nasali and Naitasiri Secondary School’s Rupeni Caucaunibuca Jnr have been crowned the fastest school sprinters in the Triple N Zone after winning the senior girls’ and boys’ 100-metre finals, respectively.

Lelean Memorial School and Adi Cakobau are currently leading the boys and girls division after the conclusion of the first day of the Triple N Zone Athletics competition.

Defending their title at the Triple N Zone Athletics competition has not been easy for Nakasi High School, who currently sits at second place in the boy’s division.

Defending champions Adi Cakobau School currently leads the girls division in the Triple N Zone Athletics competition at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva.

Three records were broken this morning at the Triple N Zone Athletics competition.