Athletics

Namosi extends lead in Suva Zone 1 medal tally

March 16, 2021 4:26 pm

Vitalina Radidinisiwa [left] with Roela Kaloumaira. Iowane Viani, Christopher Tikolutu and William Esava

Namosi Secondary School has extended its lead on both the girls and boys Suva Zone 1 medal tally.

This follows the conclusion of the 3000 meters open events at the ANZ Stadium in Suva this afternoon.

Namosi won the gold medals in both events.

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Roela Kaloumaira finished first in the girls event with a time of 12:22:16 seconds.

Ateca Rotabua of Ballantine Memorial School was second and Vitalina Radidinisiwa of Namosi Secondary came in third.

It was a clean sweep in the boys division for Namosi with Iowane Viani coming in first, Christopher Tikolutu in second place and William Esava was third.

Viani clocked 10:34:03 seconds and plans to go a step further in the Coca Cola Games.

NSS is leading the girls division with 4 gold, 3 silver and 3 bronze.

In the boys division, Namosi is at the top with 3 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze.

You can catch live coverage of the Suva Zone 1 tomorrow on FBC Sports on the Walesi platform.