I could not contain my emotions when we won today because its been 33 years we have been trying to win the Coca-Cola Games and I'm really proud of the boys.
This was shared by the Principal of QVS Waliki Nasau to fijivillage New after their historic win
Coca-Cola Games 2026
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View Full CoverageQVS lead boys division and MGM in first place in the girls categoryBy Vijay Narayan 22/05/2026
Queen Victoria School is leading the boys division while MGM High School is in first place in the girls category in the fijivillage medal tally of the 2026 Coca Cola Games.
QVS is leading with 2 gold and 1 bronze, Marist Brothers High School and Xavier College from Ba are tied at second place with 1 gold and 1 silver medal each.
Natabua High School is next with 1 gold medal.
MGM High leads the girls division with 3 gold, and 2 silver, Adi Cakobau School is in second place with 2 gold and 1 bronze while Ratu Sir Lala Sukuna Memorial School is in third place with 1 gold, 1 silver and 2 bronze.
The 100 metres heats are currently underway at the HFC Bank Stadium.
You can catch the live commentaries of selected races of the Coca-Cola Games on our sister radio station, Viti FM on the fijivillage app and on 92.2FM for Suva, Nausori, Central Division, Labasa, Nadi, and Lautoka, 92.6FM for Rakiraki, and 92FM for Sigatoka, the Coral Coast, Tavua, Vatukoula, Ba, and Savusavu.
Stay with us for the results, running medal tally updates, interviews, photos and videos on our website, fijivillage.
You can also check out our fijivillage ReLive videos on our website and facebook page, fijivillage.
Queen Victoria School is leading the boys division while MGM High School is in first place in the girls category in the fijivillage medal tally of the 2026 Coca Cola Games.
QVS is leading with 2 gold and 1 bronze, Marist Brothers High School and Xavier College from Ba are tied at second place with 1 gold and 1 silver medal each.
Natabua High School is next with 1 gold medal.
MGM High leads the girls division with 3 gold, and 2 silver, Adi Cakobau School is in second place with 2 gold and 1 bronze while Ratu Sir Lala Sukuna Memorial School is in third place with 1 gold, 1 silver and 2 bronze.
The 100 metres heats are currently underway at the HFC Bank Stadium.
You can catch the live commentaries of selected races of the Coca-Cola Games on our sister radio station, Viti FM on the fijivillage app and on 92.2FM for Suva, Nausori, Central Division, Labasa, Nadi, and Lautoka, 92.6FM for Rakiraki, and 92FM for Sigatoka, the Coral Coast, Tavua, Vatukoula, Ba, and Savusavu.
Stay with us for the results, running medal tally updates, interviews, photos and videos on our website, fijivillage.
You can also check out our fijivillage ReLive videos on our website and facebook page, fijivillage.
QVS continue to lead the boys division while MGM maintain lead in girls categoryBy Vijay Narayan 22/05/2026
After day 1 of the Coca-Cola Games, Queen Victoria School is leading the boys division while MGM High School is in first place in the girls category in the fijivillage medal tally.Â
QVS is leading with 5 gold, 1 silver and 3 bronze, Marist Brothers High School is in second place with 3 gold and 2 silver medals and Ratu Kadavulevu School and Suva Grammar School are tied at third place with 2 gold, 1 silver and 1 bronze.
MGM High leads the girls division with 7 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze, Ratu Sir Lala Sukuna Memorial School from Nabua and Jasper Williams High School are in second place with 2 gold, 1 silver and 2 bronze while Adi Cakobau School is in fourth place with 2 gold and 3 bronze.
Day 2 starts with the 800 metres heats at 9.30am, 4x100 metres relay heats at 12.30pm, 400 metres finals at 3pm, and the 4x100 metres finals at 4.15pm today.
In the field events, we will have the Intermediate Boys Javelin, Intermediate Girls Discus, Sub Junior Boys High Jump, Intermediate Girls Long Jump, Sub Junior Boys Shot Put, Junior Boys Javelin, Junior Girls Discus, Senior Girls High Jump and Senior Boys Long Jump.
You can catch the live commentaries of selected events of the Coca-Cola Games on our sister radio station, Viti FM on the fijivillage app and on 92.2FM for Suva, Nausori, Central Division, Labasa, Nadi, and Lautoka, 92.6FM for Rakiraki, and 92FM for Sigatoka, the Coral Coast, Tavua, Vatukoula, Ba, and Savusavu.
Stay with us for the results, running medal tally updates, interviews, photos and videos on our website, fijivillage.
You can also check out our fijivillage ReLive videos on our website and facebook page, fijivillage.Â
Pita Burese fulfills goal of breaking 23-year-old senior boys high jump recordBy Temalesi Vono 03/05/2026
Pita Burese of Sacred Heart College delivered a standout performance at the 2026 Coca-Cola Games, not only claiming gold in the Senior Boys High Jump but also breaking a 23-year-old record set by Marist Brothers High School’s Antonio Rahiman.
Burese recorded a remarkable leap of 2.10 metres.
Rahiman had set the record in 2003 with a 2.09m jump.
Speaking to fijivillage Sports, Burese said breaking the record had always been his goal, and seeing it come to fruition was a proud moment in his sporting journey.
He dedicated his gold medal to his family back home for their unwavering support, as well as to his teachers who played a key role in guiding him throughout his preparation.
Despite his achievement, Burese says he remains grounded and focused on his future.
The Year 13 student adds that he wants to continue his studies and pursue further education at Fiji National University, where he hopes to major in engineering.
Pita Burese of Sacred Heart College delivered a standout performance at the 2026 Coca-Cola Games, not only claiming gold in the Senior Boys High Jump but also breaking a 23-year-old record set by Marist Brothers High School’s Antonio Rahiman.
Burese recorded a remarkable leap of 2.10 metres.
Rahiman had set the record in 2003 with a 2.09m jump.
Speaking to fijivillage Sports, Burese said breaking the record had always been his goal, and seeing it come to fruition was a proud moment in his sporting journey.
He dedicated his gold medal to his family back home for their unwavering support, as well as to his teachers who played a key role in guiding him throughout his preparation.
Despite his achievement, Burese says he remains grounded and focused on his future.
The Year 13 student adds that he wants to continue his studies and pursue further education at Fiji National University, where he hopes to major in engineering.
QVS wins boys’ title after 33 yrs, MGM retains girls’ Coca-Cola Games titleBy Navitalai Naivalurua 22/05/2026
After a wait of 33 years, Queen Victoria School has won the boys’ division, while MGM High School has successfully retained their girls’ Coca-Cola Games title.
QVS has 10 gold, 11 silver and 7 bronze, Marist Brothers High School is in second place with 9 gold, 6 silver and 7 bronze, while Ratu Kadavulevu School finished in third place with 8 gold, 4 silver and 4 bronze.
In the girls division, MGM High won 15 gold, 8 silver and 6 bronze, Adi Cakobau School came in second place with 7 gold, 3 silver and 7 bronze, while Natabua High School is third with 5 gold, 3 silver and 5 bronze.
Looking at some of the results,Suva Grammar School's Paula Vonolagi claimed his second gold medal at the Coca Cola Games after winning the Senior Boys 200 metres final this afternoon.
It was a close finish as Vonolagi dived at the finish line to edge past Queen Victoria School's Jone Raibevu.Â
Vonolagi ran a time of 22.38 seconds while Raibevu finished the race in 22.39 seconds.
Asalusi Raloka from Xavier College won the bronze medal.
In the senior girls, Lidia Waqairapoa added another gold to the MGM's tally. She ran a time of 26.27 seconds.
Rosivela Matanimeke of QVS and Lusiana Nenewa of Thomas Baker Memorial School won gold in the Open Boys and Girls 3,000 metres.
Makelesi Tabuavou of Vunisea Secondary School won gold in the Sub Junior Girls Javelin, while Bulou Vunakece of Yat Sen Secondary School claimed gold in the Sub Junior Girls Long Jump.
Savaira Kadivuka of MGM won first place in the Junior Girls Shot Put, and Tyronne Ali of Suva Grammar claimed gold in the Senior Boys Discus.
You can also check out our Fijivillage ReLive videos on our website and Facebook page.
After a wait of 33 years, Queen Victoria School has won the boys’ division, while MGM High School has successfully retained their girls’ Coca-Cola Games title.
QVS has 10 gold, 11 silver and 7 bronze, Marist Brothers High School is in second place with 9 gold, 6 silver and 7 bronze, while Ratu Kadavulevu School finished in third place with 8 gold, 4 silver and 4 bronze.
In the girls division, MGM High won 15 gold, 8 silver and 6 bronze, Adi Cakobau School came in second place with 7 gold, 3 silver and 7 bronze, while Natabua High School is third with 5 gold, 3 silver and 5 bronze.
Looking at some of the results,Suva Grammar School's Paula Vonolagi claimed his second gold medal at the Coca Cola Games after winning the Senior Boys 200 metres final this afternoon.
It was a close finish as Vonolagi dived at the finish line to edge past Queen Victoria School's Jone Raibevu.Â
Vonolagi ran a time of 22.38 seconds while Raibevu finished the race in 22.39 seconds.
Asalusi Raloka from Xavier College won the bronze medal.
In the senior girls, Lidia Waqairapoa added another gold to the MGM's tally. She ran a time of 26.27 seconds.
Rosivela Matanimeke of QVS and Lusiana Nenewa of Thomas Baker Memorial School won gold in the Open Boys and Girls 3,000 metres.
Makelesi Tabuavou of Vunisea Secondary School won gold in the Sub Junior Girls Javelin, while Bulou Vunakece of Yat Sen Secondary School claimed gold in the Sub Junior Girls Long Jump.
Savaira Kadivuka of MGM won first place in the Junior Girls Shot Put, and Tyronne Ali of Suva Grammar claimed gold in the Senior Boys Discus.
You can also check out our Fijivillage ReLive videos on our website and Facebook page.
Coca-Cola Games celebrate first participation of athletes with disabilitiesBy Temalesi Vono 03/05/2026
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has hailed the inclusion of athletes with disabilities as a historic milestone during the closing ceremony of the Coca-Cola Games 2026.
Speaking at the event, Rabuka emphasised the significance of the first-ever participation of the Fiji Vocational Technical Training Centre for Persons with Disability, describing it as a powerful step towards greater inclusion, equity and opportunity for all Fijians.
Rabuka says the milestone reflects a growing commitment to ensuring that sport is accessible to everyone, regardless of ability and reinforces the role of national events in promoting unity and equal opportunity.
He also highlights the long-standing importance of the Coca-Cola Games in Fiji’s sporting landscape, noting that many of the country’s national and international athletes have emerged through the competition.
He says the Games continue to play a critical role in identifying talent early while fostering confidence, discipline and ambition among young athletes.
The Prime Minister pointed to the scale and national reach of this year’s event, which brought together 2,484 student-athletes from 157 schools across the country, including participants travelling from remote areas such as Rotuma and Lau.
He commended the determination and resilience shown by students who travelled long distances to compete, saying their efforts challenged expectations and signalled even stronger performances in the future.
Meanwhile, a total of 152 events were staged during the Games, supported by more than 400 officials, volunteers, technical staff, medical personnel and security officers.
The event also drew an average daily crowd of around 20,000 spectators, with an estimated 600,000 viewers tuning in locally and internationally via live streaming.
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has hailed the inclusion of athletes with disabilities as a historic milestone during the closing ceremony of the Coca-Cola Games 2026.
Speaking at the event, Rabuka emphasised the significance of the first-ever participation of the Fiji Vocational Technical Training Centre for Persons with Disability, describing it as a powerful step towards greater inclusion, equity and opportunity for all Fijians.
Rabuka says the milestone reflects a growing commitment to ensuring that sport is accessible to everyone, regardless of ability and reinforces the role of national events in promoting unity and equal opportunity.
He also highlights the long-standing importance of the Coca-Cola Games in Fiji’s sporting landscape, noting that many of the country’s national and international athletes have emerged through the competition.
He says the Games continue to play a critical role in identifying talent early while fostering confidence, discipline and ambition among young athletes.
The Prime Minister pointed to the scale and national reach of this year’s event, which brought together 2,484 student-athletes from 157 schools across the country, including participants travelling from remote areas such as Rotuma and Lau.
He commended the determination and resilience shown by students who travelled long distances to compete, saying their efforts challenged expectations and signalled even stronger performances in the future.
Meanwhile, a total of 152 events were staged during the Games, supported by more than 400 officials, volunteers, technical staff, medical personnel and security officers.
The event also drew an average daily crowd of around 20,000 spectators, with an estimated 600,000 viewers tuning in locally and internationally via live streaming.
