ISS and Suva Grammar win U15 boys and girls titles respectively

Basketball

ISS and Suva Grammar win U15 boys and girls titles respectively

By Mosese Raqio

Saturday 31/08/2024

International School Suva and Suva Grammar School have been crowned the champions of the Vodafone Fiji Secondary Schools Basketball National Championship under 15 in the boys and girls divisions respectively.

ISS defeated Tilak High School 25-13 in the boys' final while Suva Grammar defeated Latter Day Saints 15-4 to defend their title.

Meanwhile, the under 17 grade finals are underway with Suva Grammar playing International School Suva in the boys division and Suva Grammar playing Gospel High School in the girls division.

In the under 19 grade final that will be played later this afternoon, Adi Cakobau School will take on Suva Grammar in the girls’ division and Marist Brothers High School 1 will take on Yat Sen Secondary School in the boys' division.

Stay with us for updates.

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