Despite being sick since Monday, Fiji Finals champion Akeneta Lutu came through for Lomaivuna High School at the Triple N Zone this morning, breaking the senior girls’ 1500-meter record.

Despite the many challenges faced in preparing for the Triple N Zone Athletics competition, Wainimala Secondary School is not here to make up the numbers, but to make their presence felt.

Triple N Zone delegate Joe Daunabou is expecting an exciting atmosphere when the two-day competition kick starts today at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva.

A new winner has been crowned in the boys’ division of the Tailevu Zone Athletics competition.

Queen Victoria School has surpassed Ratu Kadavulevu School in the medal tally, taking the lead in the boys’ division of the Tailevu Zone Athletics competition.

The senior boys’ 200-meter final at the Tailevu Zone Athletics competition was the highlight of the day, with Queen Victoria School and Ratu Kadavulevu School both finishing in first place.

Three records have been shattered so far in the Tailevu Zone Athletics competition, with two of them being broken yesterday.

Queen Victoria School made a clean sweep in the Junior Boys 800 metres final at the Tailevu Zone Athletics Competition this morning.

Tailevu North College continues to hold their lead in the girls division of the Tailevu Zone Athletics competition.

As day one of the Tailevu Zone Athletics competition concluded this afternoon, Ratu Kadavulevu School currently leads the boys’ division, while Tailevu North College leads the girls’ division.

Fifteen-year-old Asena Isalei of Wainibuka Secondary School is aiming for gold at this year’s Fiji Finals.

Fiji Secondary Schools Athletics Association Secretary Biu Colati has reassured the public that this year’s Fiji Finals, as well as the remaining zone competitions, will not tolerate any misconduct from athletes or supporters in order to ensure a safe environment for all spectators.