Athletics Oceania Championships

The Oceania Athletics Championships are competitions conducted by the Oceania Athletics Association (OAA) to determine continental champions in each discipline of athletics .

Events

No.	year	city	country	date	Stadion
01.	1990	Suva	Fiji Fiji	July 11-14	TFL National Stadium
02.	1994	Auckland	New Zealand New Zealand	February 23-26
03.	1996	Townsville	Australia Australia	November 28th to 30th
04th	1998	Nuku'alofa	Tonga Tonga	August 27th and 28th	Teufaiva Sport Stadium
05.	2000	Adelaide	Australia Australia	August 24th to 26th	Santos Stadium
06th	2002	Christchurch	New Zealand New Zealand	December 12-14	Queen Elizabeth II Park
07th	2004	Townsville	Australia Australia	December 16-18	Townsville Sports Reserve
08th.	2006	Apia	Samoa Samoa	December 12th to 16th	Apia Park
09.	2008	Saipan	Mariana Islands Northern Northern Mariana Islands	June 25-28	Oleai Sports Complex
10.	2010	Cairns	Australia Australia	September 23rd to 25th	Barlow Park
11.	2011	Apia	Samoa Samoa	June 21-23	Apia Park
12.	2012	Cairns	Australia Australia	June 27-29	Barlow Park
13.	2013	Papeete	French Polynesia French Polynesia	June 3rd to 5th	Stade Father Te Hono Nui
14th	2014	Rarotonga	Cook Islands Cook Islands	June 24-26	Avarua National Stadium
15th	2015	Cairns	Australia Australia	May 8-10	Barlow Park
16.	2017	Suva	Fiji Fiji	June 28th to July 1st	TFL National Stadium
17th	2019	Townsville	Australia Australia	June 25-28	Townsville Sports Reserve
18th	2021	Port Vila	Vanuatu Vanuatu	May	Korman Stadium

Gold medal table (as of 2010)

New Zealand New Zealand (134 - 69 M / 65 F)
Australia Australia (67 - 31 M / 36 F)
Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea (52 - 32 M / 20 F)
Fiji Fiji (49 - 27 M / 22 F)
Samoa Samoa (22-18 M / 4 F)
Tonga Tonga (19-4 M / 15 F)

French Polynesia French Polynesia (9 - 3 M / 6 F)
New Caledonia New Caledonia (8 - 6 M / 2 W)
Vanuatu Vanuatu (7 - 3 M / 4 F)
Guam Guam (5 - 3 M / 2 W)
Norfolk Island Norfolk Island (5 - 3 M / 2 F)
Solomon Islands Solomon Islands (5 - 5 M / 0 F)

Cook Islands Cook Islands (4 - 0 M / 4 F)
Tahiti Tahiti (4 - 4 M / 0 F)
Samoa American American Samoa (1 - 0 M / 1 F)
Indonesia Indonesia (1 - 1 M / 0 F)
Kiribati Kiribati (1 - 1 M / 0 F)

literature

Mark Butler (Ed.): 13th IAAF World Championships in Athletics. IAAF Statistics Handbook Daegu 2011. IAAF Media & Public Relations Department, Monaco 2011, pp. 403-406 ( online ).

Web links

Athletics Oceania ( English ) In: athletics-oceania.com . Retrieved July 6, 2012.
OCEANIA CHAMPIONSHIPS ( English ) In: gbrathletics.com . Retrieved July 6, 2012.
Winners List (English)