Vaciseva Tavaga is one of Fiji's and the South Pacific's most outstanding women athletes' with her sporting achievements spanning more than 13 years. Her accomplishments include: 1989 - South Pacific … Continue reading 2015 VACISEVA TAVAGA
Jone Delai is one of Fiji's most outstanding athletes and the only Fijian sprinter to qualify under the 'A' standard for any Olympic Games. He was born in Naidrodro, Ba … Continue reading 2014 JONE DELAI
Binesh is a legend in the middle and long distance 5,000m, 10,000m, half marathon and marathon, running of Fiji. He is the only athlete that has participated and won medals … Continue reading 2013 BINESH PRASAD
This young sportsman qualifies in every category of criteria for the Fiji Hall of Fame award that states to be eligible for nomination an athlete must: have retired from his/her … Continue reading 2012 ILIESA DELANA
Tony was an extremely talented and successful athlete of the 1970s excelling particularly in the long jump, 100m and 200m over his athletics career, representing Fiji at the South Pacific … Continue reading 2009 TONY MOORE
Albert Miller is arguably one of the Greatest Fiji Athletes ever. This can be supported by the fact that he was the South Pacific Decathlon Champion for three successive Games … Continue reading 2007 ALBERT MILLER SENIOR
Joseph Rodan first represented Fiji in Athletics at a South Pacific Games in Guam in 1975 and continued representation for sixteen years at the following South Pacific and Mini Games. … Continue reading 2003 JOSEPH RODAN
As a 17 year old in 1955 this young athlete became a Junior Javelin Champion. He then took to the tracks and became an 800m,1500m, 3000m and 10,000m steeplechase Fiji … Continue reading 1999 VILIAME SAULEKALEKA
As a young child in Nadroga, the 1998 inductee used to be seen hurling sticks or throwing stones. This humble beginning blossomed into a full - blown career in athletic … Continue reading 1998 MEREONI VIBOSE
Miriama Tuisorisori represented Fiji in Athletics at the 1969, 1971 and 1975 South Pacific Games where she won 6 gold, 3 silver and 4 bronze medals. She then went to … Continue reading 1997 MIRIAMA TUISORISORI