Frederico Miller wins gold for Marist in Intermediate Triple Jump

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Frederico Miller wins gold for Marist in Intermediate Triple Jump

By Priya Nand , Mansi Chand

26/04/2025

(L-R) Sakeo Ganivatu of MBHS, Frederico Miller of MBHS and Mosese Koroitinidau of QVS

Marist Brothers High School’s Frederico Miller has won gold in the Triple Jump Intermediate Boys event at the 2025 Coca-Cola Games.

Miller secured the win with a combined jump of 14.00 metres.

Mosese Koroitinidau of Queen Victoria School claimed silver with a combined jump of 13.71 metres, while Sakeo Ganivatu, also from Marist, took bronze with a combined jump of 13.56 metres.

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