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Oceania Athletics Championships

The Oceania Athletic Championships were first held in 1990, at the National Stadium of Fiji in Suva. Since that first edition, the Championships have been held in 8 different Federations. 

Age Groups
Under 18
Under 20
Senior
Para

Previous Results:

 

  M Open W Open M U20 W U20 M U18 W U18 Para M Para W Masters Masters
100 ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷
200 ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷    
400 ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷
800 ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷
1500 ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷
3000 ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷        
5000 ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷
10000 ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷            
Sprint H ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷        
400 H ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷        
Steeple ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷        
LJ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷
TJ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷        
HJ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷        
PV ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷        
SP ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷
DT ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷    
HT ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷        
JT ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷
Walk ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷        
Heptathlon   ⎷   ⎷   ⎷        
Decathlon ⎷   ⎷   ⎷          
Octathlon ⎷   ⎷   ⎷          
4×100 ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷        
4×400 ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷ ⎷        
Mixed 4×4 ⎷                

For further information please contact competitions@oceaniaathletics.com