Naitasiri’s rising athletics talent Seru Tokalau has set his sights on a podium finish at this year’s Coca-Cola Games after an impressive performance at the Suva Zone One competition.

After a two-year absence caused largely by financial challenges, Yasayasa Moala College has returned to the Fiji Finals with renewed determination and a stronger purpose.

Former blue ribbon champion Banuve Tabakaucoro is expecting an exciting and highly competitive showdown at the Coca-Cola Games this week.

Naitasiri Secondary School athletes used the final qualifier to sharpen their preparations ahead of the Fiji Finals this week.

More than 400 athletes gathered yesterday at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva to compete in the Central Division Athletics Qualifiers, the final qualifying event for the 2026 Coca-Cola Games.

It will be a memorable Coca-Cola Games next week for Wainibuka Secondary School head girl, Verenaisi Cagilaba, after missing out for two years because her event was on Saturday, her day of worship.

A total of 438 officials have been selected to support the successful delivery of this year’s Coca-Cola Games.

The Fiji Secondary Schools Athletics Association will mark a significant step forward in inclusivity at this year’s Fiji Finals, with para athletes set to compete alongside their peers for the first time.

The 2026 Fiji Finals next week may have athletes from Papua New Guinea and Japan taking part for the first time.

Maritime schools have three chances to qualify for the Fiji Finals next week.

Building an athletics culture in a school deeply rooted in rugby tradition is no easy task, but for Queen Victoria School, that challenge is now becoming a strength.

Fiji’s long-distance champion, Yeshnil Karan, will be out of action for the next few weeks.