NEWS
  1. Oceania Athletics Championships 2024 – Suva, Fiji Islands
  2. Pacific Games – Preliminary Entries, Timetable and Information
  3. Continental Tour – Oceania – 2024
  4. Climate Change Forum – Budapest 2023
  5. WORLD ATHLETICS – PLAQUE OF MERIT
  6. World Championships – Budapest 2023
  7. 2024 Continental Tour: Oceania
  8. 2024 Oceania Athletics Area Championships Update
  9. Oceania Cup Competition – Officials & Planning
  10. Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands, Revisited
  11. Kids’ Athletics Day celebrations 
  12. Adrine Monagi Awarded Scholarship
  13. Oceania at the World Cross Country Championships
  14. Oceania’s first World Athletics Gold Level Meet
  15. Success in Fiji: Coaches Education
  16. World Athletics Race Walking Judge Silver and Bronze
  17. Oceania Athletics Association Commissions – Expression of Interest
April 6, 2018
2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games

The Commonwealth Games have started with a colourful opening ceremony honouring all things Australian. The athletes all had a taste of the buzz of the huge crowd, before they all take to their competition venues. Team Cook Islands were named the best dressed team by the Sydney Morning Herald with OAA intern Patricia Taea, wowing…

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March 21, 2018
Guam Track & Field Association

Guam Track & Field Association hosted the March Open Event with athletes producing great results. A full story can be read in this link.  

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March 2, 2018
Follow the IAAF World Indoor Championships

How to follow the IAAF World Indoor Championships Birmingham 2018. Select the link above to keep up to date with all the happenings of our Oceania athletes in Birmingham.

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December 6, 2017
Athletics New Zealand International Series

Athletics New Zealand has launched an exciting competition format to provide competition leading into the 2018 Commonwealth Games. Click here to see their Press Release.    

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April 4, 2017
Double Gold for Toea Wisil

Toea Wisil won the prestigious sprint double at the Australian Athletics Championships in Sydney on the weekend. Toea clocked 11.42 seconds to win the 100m clearly over Australian Record holder Melissa Breen.  She has beaten Breen on each occasion this season and prepared very well for this meet.  Even so, she needed to ensure she brought her…

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