Naitasiri Secondary and Sewe Set for Fiji Finals

The air is thick with anticipation as Naitasiri Secondary School athletes fine-tune their preparations for the highly anticipated Coca Cola Games, Fiji's premier athletics competition. This week, the school's finest will converge to showcase their talent and determination on a national stage, embodying the spirit of sportsmanship and athletic excellence.

Team captain and a formidable middle-distance runner, Litia Sewe, shared her optimism about the intermediate girls' 4x400 meters relay team. Despite narrowly missing gold at the Triple N Zone finals, settling for silver after a fierce final lap, Sewe believes the team has honed its skills and is poised to deliver a medal-winning performance at the Fiji Finals. "We will try to return home this week with a 4 by 400 relay medal, and she believes they’ll be one of the three schools standing on the podium," Sewe stated, reflecting the team's ambition.

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We will try to return home this week with a 4 by 400 relay medal, and she believes they’ll be one of the three schools standing on the podium.

Sewe acknowledged that competing in the Coca Cola Games represents a significant step up, offering a unique and challenging experience. However, she expressed gratitude for the opportunity to participate annually and highlighted that winning medals is a cherished bonus. The games, scheduled from Thursday to Saturday, promise a thrilling display of athleticism, drawing talent from across the nation.

For fans eager to witness the excitement, live coverage will be broadcast on FBC Sports. International viewers and those unable to attend in person can access the event through the VITI+ streaming platform for a fee of $99. This ensures that the spirit and achievements of Fiji's young athletes reach a global audience, celebrating their dedication and the vibrant sporting culture of the islands.

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running in the Coca Cola Games is a new level altogether with a different experience, but they’re thankful to come and participate every year and also winning medals, which is a bonus.