NEWS
  1. Oceania Athletics Association, Athletes’ Commission election
  2. Oceania Athletics Championships 2024 – Suva, Fiji Islands
  3. Pacific Games – Preliminary Entries, Timetable and Information
  4. Continental Tour – Oceania – 2024
  5. Climate Change Forum – Budapest 2023
  6. WORLD ATHLETICS – PLAQUE OF MERIT
  7. World Championships – Budapest 2023
  8. 2024 Continental Tour: Oceania
  9. 2024 Oceania Athletics Area Championships Update
  10. Oceania Cup Competition – Officials & Planning
  11. Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands, Revisited
  12. Kids’ Athletics Day celebrations 
  13. Adrine Monagi Awarded Scholarship
  14. Oceania at the World Cross Country Championships
  15. Oceania’s first World Athletics Gold Level Meet
  16. Success in Fiji: Coaches Education
  17. Moana Kervella becomes first French Polynesian Athletics Official at the Olympic Games.
  18. Yvonne Mullins elected President of the Organisation of Sports Federations of Oceania.
  19. Yvonne Mullins receives the Inaugural ONOC Active Champions for Equity Award.
  20. International Women’s Day – Inspire Inclusion
  21. Getting to the start line in Glasgow

Regan Kama commenced with OAA on Wednesday 18 January 2017 as the Regional Development Manager and will be coordinate and administer Oceania related Athletics Education Programs for Coaches, Administrators, Technical Officials as well as Athlete based educational programs undertaken by the Oceania Athletics Association in an efficient and effective manner. Regan will conduct in-country visits to assist our Member Federations with all facets of development.

Regan’s email address is:  development@oceaniaathletics.com

Regan is married with 3 children (14, 12 and 8) and is looking forward to meeting and working with all of the member federations and family members in the Oceania region.

Regan has worked in the Oceania Region before with FIBA Oceania and is also looking forward to reacquainting with old friends.

Regan has a sound knowledge of the Pacific region due to not only her past employment with FIBA Oceania but also as her husband of 15 years is Tongan. Regan understands the strengths and challenges that the Pacific Region have and face.