Para-athlete Naibili Vatunisolo is balancing her academic pursuits with rigorous training as she prepares to compete at her third Pacific Mini Games in Koror, Palau.

In a show of continued commitment to nurturing young talent, the Fiji Secondary Schools Athletics Association has donated $15,000 to Athletics Fiji to support preparations for the upcoming Pacific Mini Games in Palau.

Sporting federations around the country are currently working tirelessly behind the scenes to help their athletes collect enough money to pay for their levies in order to represent Fiji at the upcoming Pacific Mini Games in Palau.

Saint Joseph’s Secondary School’s Intermediate Girls shot put star Maryann Macedru has set a new national record in the Open Women’s Shot Put at the 2025 Easter Athletics National Championships.

Athletics Fiji Coach Mario Fesaitu believes the recently concluded three-day Ignite Camp has been a crucial step in preparing young athletes for the demands of high-performance sport.

With just weeks to go before the 2025 Pacific Mini Games in Palau, Team Fiji athletics head coach Fesaitu Mario says the focus must extend well beyond this year’s competition, urging athletes, coaches, and administrators to adopt a long-term, strategic approach to preparation.

Fiji’s Pacific Mini Games representative Glen Finau is excited to learn hammer throw under the mentorship of Pacific Games gold medallist and national record holder Deborah Bulai.

The Fiji Sports Council demonstrated its ongoing commitment to athlete development and international representation today by presenting a $9,000 cheque to Athletics Fiji.

After six years away, former Fiji 7s rep Heleina Young is returning to track and field.

2025 Coca-Cola games record breaker Sera Nasilivata and the Games’ overall best female athlete, Gladness Simpson of Mahatma Gandhi Memorial High School, have been selected for Team Fiji’s final squad for the Pacific Mini Games in Palau.

Athletics Fiji has announced the launch of the inaugural Ignite Camp 2025, a high-performance camp set to fast-track the nation’s most promising athletes toward international success.

Gladness Simpson received a hero’s welcome this morning as she returned to her home village of Natoloulou in Wainunu, Bua, following her outstanding performance at the 2025 Coca-Cola Championship Games.