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Top contenders for the senior boys 100m race had close finishes in Athletics Fiji competition
Top contenders for the senior boys 100m race had close finishes in Athletics Fiji competition
Joshua Daudravuni of RSM, Anare Sailo of Lelean Memorial and Tevita Sokiveta of Suva Grammar School.
Some of the top contenders for the Senior Boys 100m race in the Coca-Cola Games had close finishes in the recent Athletics Fiji competition at the ANZ Stadium.
Tevita Sokiveta of Suva Grammar School clocked an electronic time of 11.28 seconds.
Sokiveta won the Senior Boys 100m race in the Coca Cola Suva Zone II.
Coca Cola Games 2021
The Coca-Cola Games will be held from the 22nd to the 24th of this month.
Rasoqosoqo is one of the Blue Ribbon favourites
[Image: Inosi Kania]
Ratu Kadavulevu School sprinter Nacani Rasoqosoqo is one of the favourites to win the Senior Boys 100 metres in the Coca-Cola Games at the end of this month. Rasoqosoqo was given the Viti FM Best Male Athlete Award at the Tailevu Zone after winning gold in the Senior Boys 100 metres, 200 metres and 4 x 100 metres.
The last time an RKS athlete won the Blue Ribbon event was in 2019 and that was through Kolinio Radrudru.
Rasoqosoqo is one of the Blue Ribbon favourites
Rasoqosoqo is one of the Blue Ribbon favourites
[Image: Inosi Kania]
Ratu Kadavulevu School sprinter Nacani Rasoqosoqo is one of the favourites to win the Senior Boys 100 metres in the Coca-Cola Games at the end of this month. Rasoqosoqo was given the Viti FM Best Male Athlete Award at the Tailevu Zone after winning gold in the Senior Boys 100 metres, 200 metres and 4 x 100 metres.
The last time an RKS athlete won the Blue Ribbon event was in 2019 and that was through Kolinio Radrudru.
Rasoqosoqo is one of 14 senior athletes in the RKS squad this year.
6 March, 2021, 6:20 pm
SUVA Grammar School sprinter Tevita Sokiveta retained his blue ribbon title after winning the senior boys 100 metres in the Suva Zone Two competition yesterday at the ANZ Stadium in Suva.
Sokiveta clocked 10.64 seconds ahead of teammate Tevita Mocekinasau with a time of 10.67s and settling in third place was Pranav Datt of Jai Narayan College with a time of 11.22s.
Sokiveta of Nawaikama Village on Gau, says his aim is to beat Pacific sprinter king and former MBHS sprinter Banuve Tabakaucoro’s time in the Fiji Finals.
“Training was tough and I know what to expect come the Coca-Cola Games,” he said.