Numerous auxiliary school competitors contend in their individual between houses to attempt to fit the bill for the zone meets prior to making it to the Coca-Cola Games.
Envision overcoming every one of the cycles and forfeiting so a lot and just to see your rivals beginning the race without you at the Coke Games.
This was what befallen Namosi Secondary School’s Roela Kaloumaira two years prior.
The adolescent who again won the Suva Zone 1 open young lady 3000 meters occasion yesterday is wanting to at long last run at the Coca-Cola Games this year.
Kaloumaira qualified for the Fiji Finals in 2019 yet didn’t will run despite the fact that she was at the ANZ Stadium that day.
The 16-year-old says she was somewhat late and was headed to contend, nonetheless, was simply meters from the beginning line when the race began.
She adds she was anticipating offering reparations a year ago yet the pandemic disrupted the general flow.
Recently in the wake of completing first in the young lady’s occasion with a period of 12:22:16 seconds, Kaloumaira says she’ll not commit a similar error this year and will attempt to win a decoration at the Fiji Finals.
Very much like Kaloumaira, another Namosi Secondary School competitor, Iowane Viani is after the transitional young men gold award at Fiji’s greatest sports meet.
Viani asserted the gold award in the open young men 3000m yesterday.
It was his second gold in the wake of winning the moderate young men 15000m on Monday.
Viani who won the sub-junior young men 15000m occasion at the Coca-Cola Games in 2018 says he needs to accomplish more this year.
Namosi Secondary Scool expanded its lead on both the young ladies ‘ and young men’s Suva Zone 1 decoration count.
In the young lady’s division, Namosi leads with 4 gold, 3 silver, and 3 bronze.
Taking a gander at the kid’s classification, Namosi is at the top with 3 gold, 2 silver, and 2 bronze.
-FBC News
