October 6, 2017
PNG National Championships Results

A total of 425 athletes from 16 teams representing 12 provinces participated in the PNG National Track and Field Championships at the National Sports Institute in Goroka last weekend. Oceania AA President Geoff Gardner made his first visit to PNG and conducted a TOECS refresher course ahead of the Championships. OAA Executive Director Yvonne Mullins…

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October 5, 2017
Athletics PNG signs MOU

Saturday 30 September marked the beginning of a new relationship between Athletics PNG Inc and the PNG Sports Foundation through the National Sports Institute with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding.  Under the MOU the parties will work together to develop the content knowledge and best practised skills of the Sport of Athletics to…

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October 5, 2017
Weekly Recap

IAAF TOECS Level II Last week Oceania Athletics Association hosted an IAAF TOECS level II course. There were 20 people participating in this course. The main goal of this course was to provide the participants with the knowledge and skills to be an effective technical official who are qualified to be able to officiate at…

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September 28, 2017
PNG National Championships Preview

Oceania Area President and IAAF Council Member Geoff Gardner conducted a refresher course for Athletics PNG key technical officials today ahead of the National Championships which commence 28 September in Goroka. OAA Executive Director Yvonne Mullins will be working with the PNG Games Athletics Competition Manager Jacinta Langa on the Meet Manager computerised entry and…

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September 21, 2017
Weekly Recap

CECS II Lecturers course This week the Oceania office is hosting a CECS Level II Lecturers course on the Gold Coast. The aim of the course is for each participant to gain the necessary skill to effectively run a CECS level 2 Coaching course up to the IAAF standards. However to be able to be…

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September 21, 2017
Ashgabat produces multiple National Records

The Asian Indoor Games, has seen Oceania athletes set multiple national records over the three day meet. The Oceania region, was represented by ASA, COK, FIJ, FSM, GUM, KIR, MHL, NRU, PLW, SAM, SOL, TUV, VAN in Turkmenistan. With top quality line ups coming to the meet, it was always going to be a fantastic…

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