While the disqualification of Marist Brothers High School’s senior boys 400-meter runner Solomone Muakibau is well documented at the Fiji Finals National Championship, there was another controversy that happened on day one.

Akeneta Lutu of Lomaivuna High School claimed the first gold medal on Day two of the Coca Cola Games, underway at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva.

Opeti Vateitei is hoping to wrap up his final year in high school on a high note by winning at least one medal at this year’s Coca-Cola Games.

Gau Secondary School has expressed its satisfaction with the organization of this year’s Maritime Zone meet, which was held at the HFC Bank Stadium this afternoon.

Ratu Lalabalavu Secondary School head boy Johnny Seeto says his love for spearfishing will come in handy, as he attempts to make his first-ever Fiji Finals appearance in Suva this week.

This year’s Coca-Cola games will be different because now, every athlete has to meet the qualifying standards, a new rule that’s being enforced for the first time.

Saint Vincent College athlete Bulou Sirewa is hoping to follow her mother’s footsteps at the Fiji Finals.

The 2024 Fiji Finals will air live on FBC Sports HD.

The Fiji Secondary Schools Athletics Association has launched its online tickets for the Coca-Cola Games.

All overseas athletes coming to Suva for the Oceania Athletics Championships will be able to contact their loved ones everyday thanks to Digicel Fiji.

Armand Duplantis put down a marker ahead of this year’s Paris Olympics as the Swede broke his own pole vault world record with a 6.24 metres effort in the first Diamond League meeting of the 2024 season on Saturday.

Spectators can now choose whether they want to purchase the packaged tickets or the per-day tickets for the Fiji Finals.