Pacific Games gold medalist Kelera Mudunasoko has confidently wrapped up her high school career at the 2025 National Schools Age Group Swimming Championships, making a memorable exit by earning three gold medals and one bronze. Among her achievements, Mudunasoko notably broke a record in the 50m breaststroke event during the competition.
Setting high standards for herself, Mudunasoko aimed to either set a personal best or break existing records, and she successfully accomplished the latter. Now shifting her focus, she is eagerly preparing for the upcoming Pacific Mini Games in Palau, scheduled to start on June 29.
Reflecting on her accomplishments, Mudunasoko expressed her joy with her performance and her ambition: “I’m just here to do my best honestly and just set a new time or even set a new record, and I managed to achieve one of those in the 50m breaststroke.”
Her success adds to the growing excitement surrounding the Pacific Mini Games, where several talented Fijian athletes are also expected to shine. This includes Kelerayani Koroi, who has been selected to represent Fiji in volleyball, and other promising competitors exhibiting resilience and strong community support as they all strive to leave their mark on the international sports stage.
The upcoming competition represents a significant opportunity for Mudunasoko and her fellow athletes to showcase their skills and inspire future generations. The collective efforts and achievements of these young athletes underline a hopeful narrative for the future of sports in Fiji, encouraging a spirit of determination and excellence.
As they prepare to compete, the stories of Mudunasoko and her peers are not just about sports; they reflect the values of hard work, dedication, and unwavering support within their communities.
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