All schools in Fiji automatically become members of Fiji's National Schools' Swimming Association
02/07/2026
All the best to the Fiji National Schools Team 🏊♀️🏊♂️👏
Eyes on Melbourne for Fiji’s rising swimmers FORTY-TWO of Fiji's brightest young swimmers are entering the final phase of preparations for one of the biggest competitions as they gear up for the 2026 […]
29/06/2026
🇫🇷 Marist Family, Let's Get Behind One of Our Own!
Today, we're calling on our Marist family, Old Boys, parents, supporters, and friends to rally behind one of our own, Gerard Niumataiwalu, as he prepares to represent Fiji at the 2026 Australia Schools Swimming Competition at the end of July.
Gerard is a Year 9 student at Marist Brothers' High School, a proud member of the Dolphins Swimming Club, and one of the exciting new generation of Marist athletes excelling across multiple sports. He represented Marist in the Sub-Junior Boys' Discus Throw at the Suva Zone II Athletics Championships and went on to enjoy an outstanding National Schools' Swimming Championships, winning six medals to help Marist Brothers' High School finish 2nd Overall.
To help make this journey possible, Gerard and his family are holding a Trifle Fundraiser to assist with the costs of travelling and competing in Australia.
This is where the Marist spirit comes in.
If you're able, please consider purchasing a trifle or sharing this fundraiser with family and friends. Every contribution—big or small—brings Gerard one step closer to proudly wearing the Fiji colours on the international stage.
Just call the number given on the poster for more details.
Let's show Gerard what it means to be part of the Marist family. Let's rally behind him, support his dream, and remind him that he doesn't make this journey alone.
31/05/2026
Congratulations to the 2026 overall Girls Champions from Drasa Avenue School 💯👏
Lack of 50m pool in the west no barrier as Drasa Avenue retain girls' title Training without access to a 50-metre pool in the Western Division did not stop Drasa Avenue School from retaining the girls' division title at the Na
Congratulations to the 2026 overall Boys Champions from Swami Vivekanada College 👏
31/05/2026
Record breaking swim for Croker Anetekini Croker of Veiuto Primary delivered a record breaking performance in the boys 100m backstroke, setting a new championship record as the finals went underway yesterday […]
31/05/2026
Waqainabete marks return with three medals for MBHS Sixteen-year-old Ezra Waqainabete played a key role in helping Marist Brothers High School secure second place at the National Schools Age Group Swimming Championship, held at the Aquatic Centre in Suva over the past two days.
Some Highlights of Day 1
31/05/2026
Apart from the record-breaking performances and thrilling moments in the pool, one of the biggest highlights over the two days was the opportunity for para swimmer Myra Thaggard and Special Olympics swimmer Grace Togoloa to compete at this year’s Fiji National Swimming Championships. 💙🏊♀️
Their participation marks a meaningful step forward in making swimming more inclusive, celebrating courage, determination, and the belief that the sport is for everyone. 🌊✨
BUILDING AN INCLUSIVE FUTURE IN SWIMMING
Siteri Adivanabale, the National Coach for Paralympic and Special Olympics Swimming, continues to lead the way in creating opportunities within the sport. Over the past four weeks, she has been working closely with Grace Losena Togoloa, helping her prepare for the 2026 Fiji National Swimming Championships.
She also shared her gratitude for swimmers like Myrah Thaggard of Nehru Memorial School, whose participation has helped revive para swimming and inspire others to get involved.
“We’re thankful for the opportunity to have our para swimmers and special olympians like Grace to compete at this year’s Fiji Nationals. This is just the beginning.”
With a vision to grow the sport, Siteri is passionate about building a more inclusive club swimming environment, especially for children with special needs and ensuring that every athlete has a place in the pool.
We are moving towards a future where swimming is truly for everyone. 🌊✨
MEET THE SWIMMER
We celebrate Myrah Thaggard of Nehru Memorial School, a first-time participant at the 2026 Fiji National Swimming Championships. 🏊♀️🇫🇯
Competing as a para-athlete, Myra’s journey to the pool is one of courage, determination, and passion for the sport. What makes her story even more special is her role as part of her relay team, showing that swimming is not just about individual performance, but also about teamwork, unity, and support.
Myra’s presence at the championships is a reminder that the pool is a place for everyone, where athletes of all abilities can come together, compete, and inspire one another. 💙