Athletics Fiji's President Filimoni Vuli Waqa and former Pacific Games decathlon champion were among the 31 recipients who received their 50th commemorative medal from President, Jioji Konrote yesterday (26/10/2020).
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SUVA MARATHON – ADJUSTING TEMPO IN TRYING TIMES
Suva Marathon Club going ahead with Annual Suva Marathon event and other club organized events.
YOUNG AWARDED GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP
Heleina Young, has been awarded a three-year scholarship to do a Bachelor of Business at the Griffith University Business School in Queensland, Australia.
REWA SPORTS CAMP 2019
2019 Rewa Sports Camp a success
OCEANIA FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
Nominations are invited for the Oceania Australia Foundation US Scholarship program intake for August 2020.
IAAF OFFICIALLY CHANGES NAME TO WORLD ATHLETICS
The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) will now be officially called as World Athletics. The sport's international governing body not only changed it's name and logo on all social media platforms but also the URL of it's official website.
ATHLETICS FIJI ELECTS NEW EXECUTIVES
Following the Annual General Meeting on the 19th of September, 2019, Athletics Fiji elected a whole new set of Executives to lead the sport of Athletics for the next four years.
NEMANI TUKUNIA ELECTED INTO EXECUTIVE BOARD OF OCEANIA MASTERS ATHLETICS
Athletics Fiji General Secretary Nemani Tukunia was elected into the Executive Board of Oceania Masters Athletics (OMA) at the Annual General Meeting over the weekend in Mackay, Australia.
IAAF LEVEL I COACHING COURSE
Athletics Fiji in conjunction with FASANOC, IAAF, Oceania Athletics and the IOC conducted a 2 week long coaching workshop that was facilitated by Albert Miller Snr and assistant lecturer Makelesi Bulikiobo.
2019 PACIFIC GAMES
Athletics Fiji had a goal of winning a total of 11 gold medals but fell short by 1 gold medal. Despite public back lash about team selection and the continuous athletes subjugation on social media, the team performed exceptionally well compared to the 2015 Pacific Games team.