Over 3000 athletes from 151 schools around Fiji will be participating over the next three days at the Coca Cola Games in 318 events.

Suva-based Saint Joseph’s Secondary School remains optimistic about its chances in the Coca-Cola Games starting tomorrow.

Blue ribbon winner in the Maritime Zone, Eparama Waqanivalu is hoping his hard work over the last few weeks will pay off at the Coca-Cola games.

35 athletes from Gau Secondary School had to sit for their last exam papers here at Draiba Primary School where they are currently camping.

Athletes are in for tantalizing 2023 Coca-Cola Games as telecommunications provider, Digicel Fiji has announced a number of cash prizes.

Athletes from Vunisea Secondary School in Kadavu have had a difficult time preparing for the Coca-Cola Games.

National long jump record holder Eugene Vollmer is looking forward to seeing Ratu Kadavulevu School’s Aminiasi Tavailagi improve at the Coca Cola Games.

12 athletes from Koro High School will be competing in the Maritime Zone with the hope of advancing to the Coca-Cola games, which starts on Thursday.

Police have met with the Coca-Cola Games Committee today and reaffirmed their intention of making this year’s athletics meet drug and incident-free.

102 gold medals will be up for grabs at this year’s Fiji Finals.

Ratu Sukuna Memorial School is hoping to win some medals at the Coca Cola Games next week.

Mahatma Gandhi Memorial School will be going back to the drawing board after their impressive outing in the zone-one event.