Queen Vicroria School and Mahatma Gandhi Memorial School are leading the Coca Cola Games medal tally after day two of competition.

Mahatma Gandhi Memorial School and Queen Victoria School powered through the senior girls and boys 4×100 metres titles in a thrilling showcase of speed at the Coca-Cola Games 2026.

A new record has been set in the Senior Girls Discus at the Coca-Cola Games 2026, with Swami Vivekananda College’s Brieanna Rabakewa producing a stunning performance to clinch gold.

A bonus point win is the main focus for the Fijian Drua as they prepare for their crucial clash against the Highlanders in Ba, with a finals spot still within reach in the Shop and Save Super Rugby Pacific season.

Natabua High School stamped its authority on the track at the 2026 Coca-Cola Games, clinching both the senior boys and girls 400 metres titles in commanding fashion at the HFC Bank Stadium.

Ratu Kadavulevu School’s golden boy Jale Raikatalau says criticism from early on in his athletics journey has been a key driving force behind his consistent success on the track at the Coca-Cola Games.

Highlanders winger Jona Nareki is relishing the opportunity to face the Fijian Drua in Ba tomorrow in their Round 12 Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific clash.

Mahatma Gandhi Memorial High School athlete John Uluilakeba delivered a standout performance in the high jump, clearing 1.77 metres to set a new record at the Coca-Cola Games in the sub-junior boys division.

Coca-Cola Games 2026 action got off to a strong start in Suva, with Queen Victoria School and Mahatma Gandhi Memorial High School  emerging as early leaders in the medal tally at the end of Day One.

It was a milestone achievement for twin athletes Regina and Josephine Waqatabu from CMF College who won gold and bronze respectively in the junior girls’ high jump event at the Coca-Cola Games.

Swire Shipping Fijian Drua head coach Glen Jackson believes his side is capable of producing a “miracle” this weekend as they chase another crucial win in the Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific competition.

The Fiji Vocational Technical Training Centre for Persons with Disabilities has made a powerful statement in its first-ever appearance at the Coca-Cola Games, marking a historic milestone for the school and its para athletes.