Four records have so far been set at the 2017 Northern FMF Chow Games.

Lepania Lewarogo of Macuata North broke the Under 11 girls long jump record and has set a new record of 4.10m.

Melaia Iva of Macuata North broke the Under 12 girls 200m record and the new record now stands at 26.16s.

Seaqaqa broke the Under 11 girls 4x100m record in the heats and the new record stands at 1:00.08s.

Mesake Matuku of Labasa 2 broke the U9 boys long jump record with a jump of 3.96m.

Macuata North currently leads the overall medal tally with 10 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze.

Seaqaqa is sitting in second place with 7 gold and 4 silver while Bua 2 has a slight lead over Labasa 2 in 3rd place with 5 gold, 2 silver and 4 bronze.

The 2017 Northern FMF Chow Games will continue today at Subrail Park.