The Suva Zone One Athletics competition has wrapped up its first day, with Ratu Sukuna Memorial School (RSMS) and Mahatma Gandhi Memorial School (MGM) leading the respective boys’ and girls’ divisions. RSMS secured three gold, three silver, and three bronze medals, putting them at the forefront of the boys’ division. Sacred Heart College is in a close second place with three gold, two silver, and two bronze medals, while John Wesley College follows, also with three gold medals.
In the girls’ division, defending champions MGM have shown exceptional performance, accumulating eight gold, six silver, and three bronze medals. RSMS is trailing behind in second place with five gold, one silver, and two bronze medals. Christian Mission Fellowship currently sits in third place, having won two gold, one silver, and one bronze medal.
The event, which showcases a vibrant spirit of competition and school camaraderie, is expected to conclude tomorrow, with live coverage available on FBC Sports. This competition not only highlights the skills of young athletes but also fosters a sense of unity and school spirit among the participants.
As Fiji prepares for the upcoming National Championship Coca-Cola Games scheduled for April 24-26, this event represents an important step in developing athletic talent at a young age and promoting a positive community spirit. The ongoing support for school athletics is a hopeful sign for a thriving future in sports across Fiji, as more schools and students engage in these competitive activities.
The excitement and achievements seen so far indicate a promising atmosphere for the next round of competitions, fostering a culture of excellence in athletics.
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