Briton Matthew Hudson-Smith was crowned Grand Slam Track’s first-ever Grand Slam champion in the men’s long sprints group, as he won the 200 metres on day two of the novel circuit’s debut meet in Kingston, Jamaica.

Queen Victoria School will be looking to restore their status as champions when the Tailevu Zone Athletics competition starts next week at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva.

Regardless of whatever zone any athlete falls in, they are eligible to compete in any of the two qualifying competitions for the upcoming Fiji Finals.

One of the main purposes of having additional qualifying meets for the Fiji Finals is to provide athletes with enough game time ahead of the biggest secondary school competition in Fiji.

Exposure is what Bhawani Dayal Arya College will be out for next week when they compete in the Triple N Zone Athletics competition.

Former Fiji Finals champion and Pacific Games silver medalist Meli Romuakalou Junior will be making his comeback to the tracks as he looks to book a spot in the national side for the Pacific Mini Games in June.

Organizers for the Triple N Zone Athletics competition will be beefing up security at the two-day competition for the safety of athletes, students, and all spectators.

Suva Zone One Athletic competition meet director Iferemi Turuva has labeled the event a successful one after it concluded at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva yesterday afternoon.

Mahatma Gandhi Memorial School made an impressive comeback in the Suva Zone one Athletics competition to defend both their titles this afternoon.

There will be a re-run in the blue ribbon event for the senior boys division at the Suva Zone One Athletics competition.

After finishing first in the senior boys 200-meter final in the Suva Zone One Athletics competition, Joshua Ducia of Ratu Sukuna Memorial School dedicated his win to his late father.

Ratu Sukuna Memorial School and Mahatma Gandhi Memorial High School continue to hold their lead in the boys and girls divisions of the Suva Zone One Athletics competition.