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, 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.

Naweni Secondary School will be one of the smallest teams competing at this year’s Coca-Cola Games, having been established just three months ago.

There is no place for bullying in Fiji’s schools, not on the field, in the stands, or online.

This year’s Coca-Cola Games boys’ division battle will be one of the toughest and will go down to the wire, according to Marist Brothers High School coach, Antonio Raboiliku.

From competing in his school’s inter-house meet just to accompany friends, to claiming gold in the javelin at the Tailevu Zone, 17-year-old Neori Tuivonovono is emerging as one to watch at this year’s Coca-Cola Games.

Swire Shipping Fijian Drua centre Maika Tuitubou says his Super Rugby debut against the Chiefs last weekend was not only a personal milestone, but an emotional moment for his family.

Levuka Public School’s color party will be leading the opening ceremony of the Coca-Cola Games for the second consecutive year, while their brass band will participate for the first time as well.

Swire Shipping Fijian Drua forward Elia Canakaivata is set to reach a major milestone this weekend, as he prepares to earn his 50th cap for the club in their Round 12 clash against the Highlanders in Ba.

Education Minister Aseri Radrodro reminded Heads of Schools to ensure teachers are actively supervising students and that the safety and well-being of children remain paramount at all times.