Kadavu withdraws from FMF Chow Games

By fijivillage.com

01/11/2012

Kadavu is the latest withdrawal from the Central Division FMF Chow Games as various schools face financial constraints to cater for their travel to Suva.

Chief organizer Tui Maloni said despite the withdrawal, it is anticipated that the championship will be strongly contested with a number of past champions being challenged by up and coming athletes.

Meanwhile, The Flour Mills of Fiji earlier today handed over $60,000 to the Fiji Primary Schools Athletics Association for the FMF Chow Games this month.

The FMF Chow Games kicks off in the Western and Northern Division on the 16th and 17th of this month, Central Division also on the 16th of this month at the Suva Grammar School grounds.

Story by: Aliki Bia

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