While discussions are ongoing to resolve the date clash between the Fijian Drua versus Reds match and the athletics competition, Fiji Secondary Schools Athletics Association acting Secretary Biu Colati confirms that regardless of the outcome the competition will still take place during the final week of Term 1.

Seventeen-year-old Roko Aisea Savou from International School Suva has found his stride in athletics, a sport he initially had no interest in.

Fifteen-year-old Ilaisa Tabete is proving he’s got what it takes to shine on and off the track.

Athletics Fiji is preparing for a busy and challenging 2025, with a clear focus on providing athletes with opportunities to compete and excel.

Athletics Fiji coach Bola Tafoou says the young athletes participating in their current sports council training program at HFC Bank Stadium, Suva have shown noticeable improvements in both speed and endurance.

Athletics Fiji coach Bola Tafoou has praised the dedication of a father who coached his son to success, calling for more recognition for parent coaches who play a key role in their children’s athletic development.

Pacific Sprint King and athletics mentor Banuve Tabakaucoro commended the dedication and enthusiasm of young athletes participating in the ongoing Sports Council Athletics Camp at HFC Bank Stadium in Suva.

National athletics coach and former Olympian Albert Miller firmly believes that proper coaching and guidance are crucial in shaping the future of young athletes in Fiji.

A 12-year-old student from International School Suva is making strides in athletics after discovering her passion for track and field this year.

With 2024 coming to an end, Fiji’s national athletics coach and former Olympian, Albert Miller, is taking a moment to reflect on the progress made in 2024 and the lessons to carry forward into 2025.

The Fiji Sports Council’s Athletics off-season program is in full swing at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva, offering young athletes a valuable opportunity to learn the basics of track and field.

Spanish runner Mohamed Katir has been banned for four years by the Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU) for falsifying documents during a probe into his whereabouts failures for which he was already suspended for two years earlier this year.