We focused on field events as we knew there will be a major battle on the tracks – Marist Coach

We focused on field events as we knew there will be a major battle on the tracks – Marist Coach

The plan was to lead and finish the job on day 3.

That has been revealed by Marist Brothers High School Head Coach, Antonio Raboiliku as they successfully defended their Coca Cola Games title.

Raboiliku says they focused on the field events to get them ahead as they knew there will be a major battle on the tracks.

Raboiliku says he is grateful the competition is coming back from Grammar, QVS, RKS and Natabua.

When asked whether he will still coach Marist next year, Raboiliku says he will see if Marist requires his commitment with them, otherwise he plans to go out farming and stop coaching for a while.

He thanked the Marist School Board, the parents, teachers and the Marist Old Boys.

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We focused on field events as we knew there will be a major battle on the tracks – Marist Coach

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