The Oceania Cup – From 2001 to 2025 – WORDS BOB SNOW Bob Snow (Life Member OAA & World Athletics Veteran Pin recipient) has been a long-serving supporter, statistician and historian of athletics across the Pacific, his dedication has helped preserve the stories, performances, and people who have shaped athletics in our region. From documenting…

The 2025 Oceania Masters Cup – Champion Member Federation The 2025 Oceania Masters Cup has officially concluded in beautiful Nuku’alofa, Tonga—and it’s time to reveal the Champion Member Federation! Fourteen Member Federations competed across three days of events, creating a strong showcase of Masters athletics in the Pacific. Although the host nation Tonga did not…

2025 Oceania Masters Cup – Age Graded Champions As the 2025 Oceania Masters Cup ends here in Nuku’alofa, we are proud to announce our FIRST-EVER Age-Graded Champions! With 14 countries competing, it was fantastic to see the awards shared across 5 Federations. These awards celebrate the top age-graded performances in:Sprint/HurdlesMiddle Distance/WalksJumpsThrowsCombined EventsCombined Events winners were…

Masters, Para and Invitational Athletes Shine on Final Day in Nuku‘alofa The final day of competition in Nuku‘alofa saw the spotlight turn to the Masters, Para, and Invitational athletes, who closed out the Oceania Cup and Oceania Masters Championships with strong performances across the track and field. The morning opened with the 5000m, where Krista…

Australia Claims Oceania Cup Title as Records Fall in Nuku‘alofa The 2025 Oceania Cup came to a close at Teufaiva Stadium with Team Australia crowned champions, finishing ahead of Team Melanesia and Team Polynesia after three days of strong performances across track and field. The final day produced several standout moments and national records. Lakona…