National Secondary School Games

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The final validated results as announced by NSSG 2021 Techincal Committee Chair on 09.07.2021.

📢📢IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT ‼️

Good Afternoon Everyone .

Regarding the medal tally of the National Secondary School Games 2021 ,there will be a official press statement that will be announced at 3pm .

This statement and final update of the official results of the medal tally will be live streamed on this page .

Thank you.

Kayla not only led her team to win Gold in the girls' Rugby 7s competition.

She represented Niu Place of Rennell Island in three (3) different sports at the National Secondary School Games and reached the medal podium in all 3.

Kayla and her team won Silver in girls' Basketball and she also won a Bronze in Beach Volleyball.

The 2023 hopeful put in a strong performance on the track in the National Secondary School Games.

Leon of Tuvaruhu CHS managed 2 Gold Medals and was denied a triple by another potential long distance runner from Nguvia CHS, Syrian Biru.

Syrian won gold in the 5,000m with Leon settling for silver.

The duo went head to head again in the last day on Wednesday in the boys' 1,500m final with Leon winning it by centimeters with Syrian slightly in the lead 50m to the finishing line.

(Pictured here Leon in the centre and Syrian to his left)

ATHLETES HIGHLIGHT!!

Shannon contributed to two (2) Gold Medals for her school at 2021 National Secondary School Games.

Competing in Table Tennis, she won gold in the girls’ singles and team event.

“I was so nervous before the competition but I’ve managed make it through and I’m proud to have represented my school.

“Thank God for the energy and skills that enabled me to win. I would like to also thank our coaches for their guidance,” Shannon acknowledged after the girls’ single event final.

ATHLETES HIGHLIGHT!!

She is the sprint queen at this year’s National Secondary School Games and properly the best performing individual athlete.

Representing Bishop Epalle, Jovita Ambrose scooped an impressive four (4) Gold Medals and one (1) Silver Medal.

She went into the Games brimming with confidence and expected to win Gold as she has been training since the start of this year.

“It feels good to win because I have trained hard for it,” she said after winning the girls’ 100m finals on Wednesday.

Jovita says her main challenge is the fact that she does not have a permanent coach.

“We had someone from Athletics Solomons but that was only for 2 weeks,” she said.

Jovita has also been doing some training with Solomon Islands’ female weightlifting Olympian, Jenly Wini.

“I would also like to thank Jenly Wini for our trainings on weights which helped me keep strong when running,” she said.

📷 Picture highlights of the 2021 National Secondary School Games

The historic event was also marked with the country's 43rd Independence Day celebrations on July 7th.

Officially witnessed by His Execellency the Governor General, Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Minister, Ministers, Honiara City Mayor and other government officials

See you all in 2022 👐🏀🏉🏐🏓🏒🏋🏅🏆

NSSG 2021🇸🇧🇸🇧💙💛💚

Girls 4 x 400m relay!!

Para athletes competing in the 100m dash!!

More photos from the high jump boys finals!!!
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