The last day of the Coca-Cola Games is expected to go down to the wire.

Controversy has gripped the Coca-Cola Games as  Solomone Muakibau of Marist Brothers High School’s was disqualified following a complaint lodged by Suva Grammar that he ran in another lane and not his own during the senior boys 400 metres final.

A good outing in the field events sees Marist Brothers High School lead the boys’ division of the Coca-Cola Games.

Melania Ranadi of Adi Cakobau School have been crowned the champion in the senior girls’ grade of the 400-metre races at the Coca-Cola Games.

The big names in the different grades have all qualified for the 200-metre finals at the Coca-Cola Games.

A strong family tradition of sports continues at the Fiji Finals with Ebenezer Saukuru of Marist Brothers High School winning a double gold medal today.

Sub-junior boys shot put champion, Timoci Nagusa Junior says he aims to follow in the footsteps of his father and play professional rugby in France.

Xavier College Head Boy, Penisoni Tirau, says he has now set his sights on the Oceania Athletics next month.

Fiji Finals National Championship Tournament Director Biu Colati says that this year’s squad for the Oceania Athletics meet will be selected from the athletes participating in the three-day event.

Marist Brothers High School has added another gold medal to its tally after winning the junior boys javelin at the Fiji Finals.

Roko Uluiburotukula from International Secondary School won gold and also set a new record in the sub-junior boys high jump by clearing the bar at 1.75 meters at the Fiji Finals.

His father was a rugby star, and now its Timoci Nagusa Junior, who has taken out gold and broken a record at the Coca-Cola Games in Suva.