Elenani Tinai and Miriama Senokonoko are Athletics Fiji's latest US Collegiate Scholarship recipients and have joined the likes of Albert Miller Jnr, Younis Bese and Ana Kaloucava.
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DAVID EPSTEIN: ARE ATHLETES REALLY GETTING FASTER, BETTER STRONGER?
The Olympic motto is “Faster, Higher, Stronger”, and over time our Olympic records are getting better. However, David is investigating why: the technological and training drivers.
2018 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION KIDS’ ATHLETICS – SAMABULA PRIMARY SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN
Samabula Primary School (SPS) Kindergarten ended their 2018 Early Childhood Education (ECE) with a Kids' Athletics program as part of their Sports Day Program last Friday (27/07/2018).
KIDS IN COMMUNITY SPORTS PROGRAM – YAT SEN PRIMARY SCHOOL
In its hopes to promote a healthy lifestyle at the primary schools level, the Fiji National Sports Commission invited Athletics Fiji Development Officers to help run the Kids' Athletics Program at Yat Sen Primary School.
ATHLETICS FIJI AND FIJI PARALYMPIC COMMITTEE WORKSHOP
Athletics Fiji, World Archery Fiji and the Fiji Paralympic Committee held a 2 day (29th – 30th June, 2018) workshop over the weekend at the FNCDP headquarters in Suva.
2018 ATHLETICS FIJI AGM
The annual general meeting of Athletics Fiji will be held on Saturday 23rd June, 2018 at the FASANOC Conference Room, Olympic House, Bau Street Suva, Commencing at 10:00am
RODAN JNR APPOINTED FASANOC VICE PRESIDENT
Joseph Rodan Jnr has become the latest Athletics Fiji inclusion on the Executive Board for FASANOC as one of its Vice Presidents alongside Makereta Lenoa, Harvie Probert, Cathy Wong, Vanessa Kilner and Jerome Kado.
2018 MELANESIAN CHAMPS DAY 3 RECAP
The 200m was the first of the finals that had Team Fiji represented in the U18 Girls’ finals, Open Women’s finals and Open Men’s finals.
2018 MELANESIAN CHAMPS DAY 2 RECAP
Team Fiji carries day 1 momentum into day 2 winning 5 silver medals.
2018 MELANESIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS DAY 1 RECAP
Athletics Fiji got off to a good start winning their first gold medal of the championships with Heleina Young’s 12.03s in the final of the Open Women’s 100m.