The senior 200m finals at the Coca-Cola Games delivered a captivating blend of speed, drama, and controversy, ultimately seeing Queen Victoria School’s Setareki Saukilagi and Natabua High School’s Frances Tuva emerge victorious in their respective races.

Mahatma Gandhi Memorial School has retained their girls title at the Coca-Cola Games Championships.

Pita Burese of Sacred Heart College has taken out the gold medal in the senior boys high jump finals at the 2025 Coca-Cola Games Championships.

Suva Grammar School achieved a clean sweep in the Senior Boys’ Discus event at this year’s Coca-Cola Games.

Serevi Tova of Nakasi High School is slowly making his dreams of representing Fiji on the national stage a reality, after taking out gold in the 3000 meters open grade during the Coca-Cola Games Championship at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva this morning.

Before coming down from the rugged highlands of Naitasiri to compete in the Coca-Cola Games Championship, athletes from Wainimala Secondary School were reminded to use their daily struggles as motivation as they faced off against the best in the nation.

Nested in the middle of a community where drug abuse is at its highest, Nabua High School is using sports as a platform to pull their students away from this rising national crisis.

Merekeleni Ratubaka of Mahatma Gandhi Memorial High School continued her winning streak at the Coca-Cola Games championships this morning, clinching her second individual gold medal in the 3000 meters open girls’ final.

Suva Grammar School sprinter Nathaniel Chand, despite missing out on the top spot in a fiercely contested 100m final at the Coca-Cola Games championships, isn’t letting a bronze medal dim his aspirations.

The electric atmosphere of Day 2 at the Coca-Cola Games reached fever pitch with the 4x100m relays, showcasing not just speed, but the razor-sharp precision of teamwork and the raw desire to win.

Fifteen-year-old John Vugakoto of Suva Grammar School etched his name into the history books with a stunning performance in the sub-junior boys high jump event at the Coca-Cola Games.

Fiji Finals track queen Sera Nasilivata was rewarded $500 prize money from Member of Parliament Lynda Tabuya.