Oceania Athletics Association

Team Samoa Ready to Build Momentum in Darwin Team Samoa arrives in Darwin with a strong Open squad, carrying momentum from the recent Polynesian Championships into the 2026 Oceania Athletics Championships. The sprint group will be a key area of strength, led by Polynesian 100m champion Symone Tafuna’i and Johnny Malua. Tafuna’i goes into Darwin...

Team Nauru Ready for Oceania Athletics Championships in Darwin Team Nauru is set for the 2026 Oceania Athletics Championships in Darwin, with a group of senior athletes preparing to compete across both track and field. Leading the team is Olympian and World Athletics Championships representative Winzar Kakiouea. After a strong 12 months that saw him...

Northern Mariana Islands Team Heads to Darwin Carrying Strength of Community The Northern Mariana Islands will head to the 2026 Oceania Athletics Championships in Darwin with more than just competition on their minds, as the team represents a community continuing to recover from the impact of Super Typhoon Sinlaku. In the wake of the devastation,...

Team Vanuatu set to light up the track in Darwin Team Vanuatu has been named for the 2026 Oceania Athletics Championships in Darwin, with a group of sprinters and emerging talent ready to make their mark on the track. Olympian and World Championships representative Chloe David leads the senior squad, lining up in the 100m...

American Samoa Returns to Oceania Stage in Darwin American Samoa is set to return to the Oceania Athletics Championships in Darwin, led by national triple jump record holder Matthew Fiso. Fiso heads into the championships in strong form after breaking the national record at the Polynesian Championships in Auckland in March. Now based in the...