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  26. Fiji’s Sprinter, Heleina Young, Awarded Inaugural Scholarship
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  43. Press Release: 2021 OCEANIA AREA CHAMPIONSHIPS
  44. Sally Pearson, one of Australia’s greatest Olympians, has announced her retirement. 
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Olympics

August 10, 2021
By the numbers: Oceania Athletes at the 2020 Olympic Games
Oceania’s best Olympic Games since 1968 (by the World Athletics Placing Table) See spreadsheet below for a full breakdown. Area Records: Peter Bol (800m), Ashley Moloney (Decathlon), Nicola McDermott (High Jump), & Jessica Hull (1500m) Medals: Silver: Nicola McDermott; Bronze: Ashley Moloney, Kelsey-Lee Barber, Valerie Adams, Tom Walsh Top 8 Places:  4th: Matthew Denny (Discus), Peter Bol...
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August 10, 2021
Rellie Kaputin – My Olympic Journey

Rellie Kaputin – PNG Long Jumper – Athletics Tokyo Olympian and Papua New Guinean long jumper, Rellie Kaputin talks about her road to the Games and reflects on some of the challenges that she faced along the way. Kaputin, entered the Games as the lowest ranked competitor in the long jump event but jumped 6.4Ms…

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August 8, 2021
Pacific Pride: Tokyo Olympic Wrap Up
As we look back over the past week, we can reflect with a sense of satisfaction. A week where we can say that our Pacific Island athletes represented their countries with pride. By his own admission, Alex Rose (Samoa) didn't get the results he had hoped for in the men's discus. Still, he was the...
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August 7, 2021
Closing Ceremony: Nathan Crumpton to Carry the Flag for America Samoa

Congratulations Nathan Crumpton of America Samoa 🇦🇸 Nathan will be carrying the flag at the closing ceremony for ASA. Nathan competed in the 100m. Nathan Crumpton, a 35-year-old sprinter representing American Samoa. These days, he’s more accustomed to taking 15-to-17 steps, not triple that amount down the track. He also trains for the winter sport…

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August 7, 2021
Trevor Spittle: Tokyo Technical Official x 2

It’s hard to believe that the Olympics are almost at the end. After 5 years of waiting, Tokyo really did happen, and for one of our ever-green Technical Officials, it was an event like no other. Trevor Spittle is a member of the World Athletics, International Technical Officials’ Panels – one of five Oceania Officials:…

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August 6, 2021
Historical Moment for Ashley Moloney; Oceania’s first Decathlon Olympic Medal

Ash Moloney, a phenomenal performance by the youngest man in the field, at just 21, is Oceania’s first decathlon Olympic or world championship medal in history – earning a bronze. Ash won Australia’s first athletics medal of the Tokyo Games, hanging tough through a gruelling second day to secure the Bronze Medal. The 21-year-old became…

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