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March 22, 2017
World Cross Country Championships

The world Cross country heads back to Africa for only the second time, this time, heading to Kampla, Uganda. Oceania will have representation from Fiji (Senior Men) and Australia (Senior Men, Senior Women, Junior Men, Junior Women). The championships will feature a new relay race, comprising a mixed gender (2 males and 2 females) each…

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March 20, 2017
New Zealand Championship recap

On the 17 of March was the start of the Jennian Homes Athletics New Zealand 2017 Track & Field Championships. During the first day of competition athlete Joseph Millar lived up to expectations, running the fastest NZ 100m championships race, smashing out a time of 10.18, a brand new New Zealand resident record. The time,…

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March 15, 2017
Rellie Kaputin named Athlete of the Year

Rellie Kaputin was named NCAA D2 Indoor Field Event Athlete of the year by the USA Track and Field and Cross Country Association following her outstanding performances at the National Championships on 10 – 12 March. The 24-year-old from Tinganalom Village East New Britain lived up to her growing reputation as a big meet performer…

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March 14, 2017
Another National Record for Toea Wisil: 23.13s

Toea Wisil broke her own 200m National record for the second time this season in a high quality race in Canberra on Sunday afternoon. Wisil came agonisingly close to the World Championship Qualifying time of 23.10 as she led the field for 150m before being overhauled by Australia’s Rio Olympic Semi Finalist Ella Nelson who…

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March 8, 2017
International Women’s Day: Walk for Life

On 8th March early in the morning the 3rd edition of Walk for Life took place in Palau. With the theme #BeBoldforChange Palau Track and Field Association in conjunction with Palau Women And Sports Commission and Palau National Olympic Committee a 5000m run was conducted from Meyuns Sea Plane Ramp to Palau Pacific Resort return. There were 14…

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March 1, 2017
Kiribati Development Program is on it’s way

Kiribati Athletics Association has recently hired three new Sports Development Officers to assist with the Development Program. The Pacific Sports Partnership Program, funded by the Australian government, has enabled the Association to hire staff and carry out the program. An agreement with the Ministry of Education has led to a close collaboration with 13 primary…

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