ACS working harder to defend Coca-Cola Games title despite no zone meet

ACS working harder to defend Coca-Cola Games title despite no zone meet
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There will be no Triple N Zone athletics meet this year and Coca-Cola Games defending girls champions, Adi Cakobau School are not happy.

Team Official, Antonio Raboiliku says they are aware that majority of the schools that fall under that zone have opted for time trials over an athletics meet before the Coke Games.

Raboiliku says they do not wish to create a scene over the decision that has been made but he has also shown his disappointment that an opportunity for students to compete and push themselves outside the classroom has been cancelled.

Raboiliku who has successfully led ACS to Coke Games victories in past years is optimistic of their chances at the annual event.

Raboiliku has also hinted that if there is a possibility to explore the option for ACS to compete in another athletics zone meet and rules allow for this, they may take it up.

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