It remains a tightly contested day two of competition at the Coca-Cola Games with not much difference on the medal tally.

The defending Coca-Cola Games Champions Adi Cakobau School and Ratu Kadavulevu School have claimed their spot at the top of the unofficial medal tally.

Waisale Inoke has bagged Mahatma Gandhi Memorial High School’s first gold medal at the Coca-Cola Games after taking out the senior boys long jump.

Another Yee is slowly making her name known on the athletics arena.

Nasikawa Vision College high jumper Keleto Loboilagi grabbed the first gold medal for his school at the Coca Cola Games in Suva today.

Defending Coca-Cola Games boys champions Ratu Kadavulevu School has moved up to second place on the medal tally as Day 2 of competition continues.

Ratu Sukuna Memorial High School’s Loata Lewageena used criticism to master an event she has never competed in before.

Running nine to 10 kilometres every day in preparation for the Coca-Cola Games has paid off for Evueli Toia of St Vincent High School.

This year’s Coca-Cola Games was a second chance for Veniana Tuiloma of Vunisea Secondary School.

Day two of the Coca-Cola Games gets underway this morning at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva.

More schools are expected to register their names on the Coca-Cola Games medal standings today as 33 gold medals are on the line today.

Sigatoka Methodist College triple jumper Laisani Kuridua dedicated her double medal win at the Coca Cola Games to her late grandmother Selita, who passed away last week.