Team Solomon Islands Ready for Darwin Team Solomon Islands heads to the Oceania Athletics Championships in Darwin led by World Athletics Championships representative and national mile record holder Stephen Rahuasi. After a successful training block in Melbourne with the Fast 8 Track Club alongside athletes including Australian Olympian Peter Bol, Rahuasi arrives in strong form…

Team Fiji Aims High at Oceania Athletics Championships 2026 Team Fiji heads to the Oceania Athletics Championships in Darwin with a large and confident squad, building off a strong run through the Coca-Cola Games and the 2025 Pacific Mini Games. The team blends experienced international representatives with a rising wave of young athletes who have…

Entries Finalised for Oceania Athletics Championships as 800+ Athletes Head to Darwin Final entry lists for the Oceania Athletics Championships in Darwin confirm 838 athletes from 20 Oceania Member and 2 Associate Member Federations, along with four international federations, set to compete. Athletes will contest events across Under 16, Under 18, Under 20, Senior, Masters…

Team Guam Brings Experience and Emerging Talent to Darwin Team Guam will arrive in Darwin with a squad, blending experienced representatives with a new generation building on the Oceania stage. Leading the team is Jeofry Limtiaco, a regular across Oceania competitions and a World Athletics Indoor Championships representative. The 400m hurdler comes into the championships…

French Polynesia Building Towards Home Pacific Games French Polynesia will arrive in Darwin with a young and developing squad, continuing to build towards hosting the Pacific Games in Tahiti in 2027. The team carries momentum from a strong showing at the Polynesian Championships earlier this year and will use the Oceania Athletics Championships as another…

Team Samoa Ready to Build Momentum in Darwin Team Samoa arrives in Darwin with a strong Open squad, carrying momentum from the recent Polynesian Championships into the 2026 Oceania Athletics Championships. The sprint group will be a key area of strength, led by Polynesian 100m champion Symone Tafuna’i and Johnny Malua. Tafuna’i goes into Darwin…