Suva Grammar School’s Paula Vonolagi won his second gold medal this afternoon after narrowly beating Queen Victoria School’s Jone Raibevu in the senior boys 200-metre event.

What started as a graduation celebration turned into a cross-border show of rugby passion, as a New Zealand father and son flew into Ba for one reason, and that is to watch the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua play at home.

Gold medalist Maryann Macedru has set a new Senior Shot Put record with a throw of 13.50, surpassing the long-standing mark of 13.14 that had remained unbeaten since 2008.

Auki Vunakece of Yat Sen Secondary School delivered a standout performance this morning, breaking a 10-year-old record to claim gold in the sub-junior girls’ long jump.

Swire Shipping Fijian Drua’s experienced second five-eighth Virimi Vakatawa is set to go head-to-head with Highlanders’ powerful midfielder Timoci Tavatavanawai in what shapes up to be one of the most exciting match-ups in today’s Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific round 12 clash at 4R Stadium in Ba.

The Fiji Rugby Union has taken a major step in strengthening its development pathway with the establishment of its first High-Performance Unit in the Northern Division.

Yesterday, at just the sub-junior level, John Uluilakeba redefined what is possible, rising above expectations with a record-breaking leap at the Coca-Cola Games.

After finishing third in the girls’ 3000m open grade last year, Lusiana Neneyawa set herself a clear goal to return to the Coca-Cola Games and claim gold.

The Highlanders remain one of only two sides the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua have yet to conquer in the Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific, setting the stage for a highly anticipated showdown at 4R Govind Park in Ba this afternoon.

Natabua High School’s golden girl, Adi Ceva Lutumailagi, has become one of the best 400 meters champions of the Fiji Finals after winning gold in her final year.

Queen Victoria 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.