Fiji Secondary Schools Athletics Association President Marika Uluinaceva believes the live coverage of the Fiji Finals will not add pressure but rather motivate the athletes during the three days of intense competition.

After years of shying away from competing in front of huge crowds, Lelean Memorial student Samuela Kunadei finally managed to gather up the courage yesterday where he competed in their inter-house competition at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva.

Lelean Memorial School will be looking to send 180 of their students to represent the school to the Triple N Zone competition next month.

For Sacred Heart College, winning isn’t always the goal, but getting students to go through experiences that will last a life time.

Nakasi High School principal Praveen Chand is urging other secondary schools to consider having combined inter-house competitions in the future.

More schools along the Navua and Sigatoka corridor are expected to join the Suva Zone Two athletics competition next month.

Two rising Fijian athletes, Waisale Inoke and Joana Vakasobuduru, have etched their names into the record books after delivering outstanding performances in their respective events.

The 2025 Fiji Finals have now been confirmed to be held a week earlier and not on the final week of the first school term.

Pacific Games gold medalist Rusiate Matai is still processing his record-breaking high jump at the Bearcat Invitational in the United States of America.

Pacific Games gold medalist Yeshnil Karan clocked his third fastest time at the Sunshine Coast 3000m Challenge, finishing with a time of 8:25.75.

American Grant Fisher smashed the world indoor 5,000 meters record at the Boston University David Hemery Valentine Invitational on Friday, just a week after setting the indoor 3,000 meters record.

Olympic 100 meters champion Noah Lyles will race NFL wide receiver Tyreek Hill after months of public jabs, the eight-time Pro Bowler confirmed on social media.