NEWS
  1. Climate Change Forum – Budapest 2023
  2. WORLD ATHLETICS – PLAQUE OF MERIT
  3. World Championships – Budapest 2023
  4. 2024 Continental Tour: Oceania
  5. 2024 Oceania Athletics Area Championships Update
  6. Oceania Cup Competition – Officials & Planning
  7. Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands, Revisited
  8. Kids’ Athletics Day celebrations 
  9. Adrine Monagi Awarded Scholarship
  10. Oceania at the World Cross Country Championships
  11. Oceania’s first World Athletics Gold Level Meet
  12. Success in Fiji: Coaches Education
  13. Oceania Athletics Association Commissions – Expression of Interest
  14. Budapest 2023 – Oceania Results
  15. David Little
  16. World Athletics Veteran Pin – Oceania Recipient

News

January 30, 2017
Farewell Henry Foufaka – Solomon Islands

Henry Foufaka passed away on the 25th January in Honiara, it is believed that Henry died of natural causes.  Henry was a national Solomon Islands Long Distance Runner who went on compete at the Oceania Championships and South Pacific Games.  His highlight was 2003 South Pacific Games in Fiji  where he achieved a Bronze for…

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January 20, 2017
Annie Topal secures US scholarship

PNG triple jumper Annie Topal has secured a scholarship to attend New Mexico Highlands University in the USA. NMHU is in the city of Las Vegas NM and their athletes compete in Division 2 of the NCAA Programme. Topal was a surprise bronze medallist at the 2015 Games, producing an 11.99m National Junior Record jump…

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January 19, 2017
Vanuatu National Games

The Vanuatu National Games were held in Luganville from 12th – 14th December 2016. Results A impressive number of 246 athletes competed in the competitions which will be one of the important preparation events leading up to the Pacific Mini Games. In preparation for the games Athletics Vanuatu is planning an extensive High Performance training…

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January 17, 2017
Goroka Bound

Six young sprinters from around PNG travelled to the National Sports Institute in Goroka on Saturday for a three week training camp. They are David Guka (Pom), Jobbie Kinzu (Madang), Leroy Kamau (Kokopo), Junior Posai (Kimbe), Damien Kotou (Manus) and Emmanuel Wanga (Lae), The athletes represent the best performers in the under 18 division last…

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January 17, 2017
PNG Athletes head to Kansas

Two more PNG athletes left for the United States last weekend to take up studies at Junior College whilst they undergo intensive athletics training. Pacific Games Gold Medallists Wesley Logorava (4*100m relay) and Robson Yinambe (Decathlon) headed to the city of Concordia, Kansas where they will take up studies at Cloud Community College. Yinambe and…

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January 9, 2017
News from Papua New Guinea

Athletics PNG key office bearers Tony Green (President), Philip Rehder (Secretary) and Gordon Kapak (Vice President) were given a resounding vote of confidence at the Annual General Meeting held in Lae on 17 December. All were reelected unopposed at the meeting, along with committee members Sophia Marai and Philip Kamane. Treasurer George Moramoro did not…

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