Marist Brothers High School’s Othniel Tuvusa and Resina Rabaleira of Mahatma Gandhi Memorial High School are the best overall athletes of the Fiji Finals.

The champion Mahatma Gandhi Memorial High School says their win in the girls’ grade is a result of long-term planning.

The disqualification of its senior boys 400 metres winner, Solomone Muakibau, was used as an inspiration rather than disappointment, laying the platform for Marist Brothers High School retaining its title.

While the Fiji-finals are always full of color and entertainment, the school cheerleaders stand out.

It’s history in the making for Mahatma Gandhi Memorial High School as the team has won its first ever girls’ grade title at the Fiji Finals.

It’s history in the making for Mahatma Gandhi Memorial High School as they have won its first ever girls grade at the Fiji Finals.

Marist Brothers High School High School has won the boys’ division of the Fiji Finals after a great outing in the 4 X 100 metres relay finals.

Rusiate Matai and his brother Sitiveni Koroituku have secured medals in high jump for Balata College, with Matai winning gold in the senior boys’ category and Koroituku clinching bronze in the intermediate boys’ division.

Marist Brothers High School have won the Senior Boys 800m in an intense competition coming from Nakasi High School and Holy Cross College.

Losalini Matea has won the first gold for Nasinu Secondary School after throwing 11.25m in the senior girls shot put final this morning at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva.

400m Senior Girls winner, Melania Ranadi, has dedicated her gold medal to her grandfather.

It was the cheering from the crowd that motivated Adi Ceva Lutumailagi to win gold in the 400m Girls Intermediate grade in the Fiji Finals National Championship.