RKS and ACS ready to defend Coca-Cola Games titles

RKS and ACS ready to defend Coca-Cola Games titles
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The biggest ever Coca-Cola Games is all set to start today as close to 3,000 athletes come together after a lapse of two years.

Defending girls champion, Adi Cakobau School have stated they will approach this year’s Games with more team effort and coach Antonio Raboiliku says they are well prepared to defend their title.

ACS team captain, Mareta Lewawai who hails from Wainimala says this year’s meet will be special for her as for the first time, her parents will travel from Naitasiri to watch her compete at the HFC Bank Stadium.

Lewawai will dedicate her performance to her late grandfather.

Boys defending champion Ratu Kadavulevu School will be fielding 69 athletes as they aim to defend their title.

Team captain, Vilikesa Vonolagi believes they have prepared well for this meet.

The Coca-Cola Games will start at 10 this morning at the HFC Bank Stadium.


The events for the Coca-Cola Games on Friday and Saturday will start at 8am – Vuli Waqa

By Naveel Krishant, Vijay Narayan
17/08/2022
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Fiji Secondary Schools Athletics Association General Secretary, Vuli Waqa says the events for the Coca-Cola Games on Friday and Saturday will start at 8am.

Waqa says this is to ensure the students reach home while it is still daylight.

Police officers will be deployed to strategic areas during the 3 days of the Coca-Cola Games.

He adds the usual mandatory COVID checks will be conducted so ticket holders should come early.

The Coca-Cola Games will begin tomorrow at the HFC Bank Stadium.


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