2000 Oceania Youth Athletics Championships

V Oceania Youth Athletics Championships
DatesAugust 24–26
Host cityAdelaide, South Australia, Australia
VenueSantos Stadium
LevelYouth
Events33 (17 boys, 16 girls)
Participation97 (51 boys, 46 girls) athletes from
18 nations

The 2000 Oceania Youth Athletics Championships were held at the Santos Stadium in Adelaide, Australia, between August 24–26, 2000. They were held together with the 2000 Oceania Open Championships. A total of 33 events were contested, 17 by boys and 16 by girls.

Medal summary

Medal winners can be found on the Athletics Weekly website.[1] Complete results can be found on the webpages of the World Junior Athletics History,[2] and the Cool Running New Zealand newsgroup.[3][4][5]

Boys under 18 (Youth)

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres
(wind: 3.7m/s) 		 Teina Teiti (COK) 11.01 w  Albert Thomas (AUS) 11.23 w  Eddie Matthies (PNG) 11.31 w
200 metres
(wind: 0.5m/s) 		 Teina Teiti (COK) 22.63  Albert Thomas (AUS) 22.70  Nathan Morath (NZL) 22.92
400 metres  Nathan Morath (NZL) 50.58  Dominique Bouillant (NCL) 52.15 / Roger Lau Fat (TAH) 53.25
800 metres  Michael Stringer (NZL) 1:58.34  Setefano Mika (SAM) 2:01.14  Linton Mani Oeta (SOL) 2:01.55
1500 metres  Setefano Mika (SAM) 4:20.93  Henry Foufaka (SOL) 4:23.79  Satini Tyrell (SAM) 4:23.83
3000 metres  Henry Foufaka (SOL) 9:20.79  Bongi Maki (PNG) 10:09.11  Keith Sepety (FSM) 10:17.75
2000 metres steeplechase  Henry Foufaka (SOL) 6:41.89
110 metres hurdles
(wind: 2.7m/s) 		 Matt Stratton (NZL) 14.54 w / Matorai Dehors (TAH) 16.89 w  Satini Tyrell (SAM) 17.23 w
400 metres hurdles  Matt Stratton (NZL) 57.81  Darrell Bradford (GUM) 58.75 / Roger Lau Fat (TAH) 1:00.54
High Jump  Glen Petersen (AUS) 2.01  Antonio Mohamed (FIJ)
 Daniel Sandol (PNG)		 1.95
Pole Vault  Warren Tavergeux (NCL) 4.00  Dominique Bouillant (NCL) 3.20
Long Jump  Eroni Tuivanuavou (FIJ) 7.06 (wind: 1.1m/s)  Glen Petersen (AUS) 6.90 (wind: 1.8m/s)  Albert Thomas (AUS) 6.80 (wind: 1.7m/s)
Triple Jump  Simon Benari (PNG) 12.70 (wind: 0.7m/s)  Taia Maerennang (KIR) 12.56 (wind: -0.5m/s)  Alfred Reiher (KIR) 12.17 w (wind: 2.4m/s)
Shot Put  David McGrath (NZL) 15.49  Sam Hanzel (AUS) 15.31  Rangi Ivaiti (COK) 14.87
Hammer Throw  Sam Hanzel (AUS) 42.71  Fereti Leavasa (SAM) 27.97
Javelin Throw  Jarrod Bannister (AUS) 66.15  Dale Morris (AUS) 51.88  Rangi Ivaiti (COK) 51.09
800 metres Medley relay (100m x 100m x 200m x 400m)  New Zealand 1:40.97  Australia 1:42.16  Papua New Guinea 1:44.23

Girls under 18 (Youth)

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres
(wind: 3.3m/s) 		 Rebecca James (AUS) 12.31 w  Erica Prescott (NZL) 12.66 w  Lynette Bureng (PNG) 12.74 w
200 metres
(wind: 0.8m/s) 		 Kate Johnstone (NZL) 25.62  Rebecca James (AUS) 25.89  Anna Spriggens (NZL) 26.47
400 metres  Kate Johnstone (NZL) 57.49  Anna Spriggens (NZL) 59.05  Jodie Parravicini (AUS) 59.87
800 metres  Melanie Aldridge (AUS) 2:23.63  Miriam Goiye (PNG) 2:28.97
1500 metres  Rowan Baird (AUS) 4:46.36  Riana Dinsmore (AUS) 4:50.42  Miriam Goiye (PNG) 5:15.28
3000 metres  Jacqui Falconer (NZL) 10:10.65  Rowan Baird (AUS) 10:10.81  Riana Dinsmore (AUS) 10:32.22
100 metres hurdles
(wind: 1.7m/s) 		 Sarah Cowley (NZL) 15.01 / Vairea Burns (TAH) 16.03 / Temoemoe Faremiro (TAH) 16.58
High Jump  Sarah Cowley (NZL) 1.71  Rebecca James (AUS) 1.66 / Vaimiti Chonsui (TAH) 1.50
Pole Vault  Nikki Beckett (NZL) 3.40 / Temoemoe Faremiro (TAH) 2.52 / Lucie Tepea (TAH) 2.02
Long Jump  Kate Malcolm (NZL) 5.33 (wind: 0.4m/s)  Melesia Mafile'o (TGA) 5.26 (wind: 0.9m/s) / Temoemoe Faremiro (TAH) 5.18 (wind: 0.6m/s)
Triple Jump  Kate Malcolm (NZL) 11.09 (wind: 0.3m/s)  Melesia Mafile'o (TGA) 10.87 (wind: 0.3m/s) / Vairea Burns (TAH) 10.44 (wind: 0.9m/s)
Shot Put  Tereapii Tapoki (COK) 12.57  Adituivuna Cula (FIJ) 11.88  Clara Planas (NMI) 8.45
Discus Throw  Tereapii Tapoki (COK) 38.23  Clara Planas (NMI) 17.43
Hammer Throw  Clara Planas (NMI) 21.44
Javelin Throw  Tracey Hawken (AUS) 35.33  Melesia Mafile'o (TGA) 33.09  Illyana Tauarea (COK) 31.46
800 metres Medley relay (100m x 100m x 200m x 400m)  New Zealand 1:49.46  Australia 1:55.39  Papua New Guinea 1:55.83

Medal table (unofficial)

  *   Host nation (Australia)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 New Zealand (NZL)152219
2 Australia (AUS)*711321
3 Cook Islands (COK)4037
4 Solomon Islands (SOL)2114
5 Papua New Guinea (PNG)1359
6 Samoa (SAM)1225
7 Fiji (FIJ)1203
 New Caledonia (NCL)1203
9 Northern Mariana Islands (NMI)1113
10 French Polynesia (TAH)03710
11 Tonga (TON)0303
12 Kiribati (KIR)0112
13 Guam (GUM)0101
14 Micronesia (FSM)0011
Totals (14 entries)33322691


Participation (unofficial)

An unofficial count yields the number of about 97 athletes from 18 countries:

References

  1. ^ OCEANIA JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS, Athletics Weekly, retrieved March 21, 2013
  2. ^ WORLD JUNIOR ATHLETICS HISTORY ("WJAH"), World Junior Athletics History ("WJAH"), retrieved March 21, 2013
  3. ^ Oceania Athletic Championships-Adelaide, South Australia - ATHLETICS AUSTRALIA - INFORMATION RELEASE - OCEANIA ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS-ADELAIDE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA - Santos Stadium, Mile End, South Australia - Day 1, August 24, 2000, archived from the original on April 12, 2013, retrieved March 5, 2013
  4. ^ Boswell, Ian (August 26, 2000), Oceania Athletics Championships-Day 2 Results - ATHLETICS AUSTRALIA - INFORMATION RELEASE - Athletics SA - OCEANIA CHAMPIONSHIPS - Santos Stadium, Adelaide, South Australia - 24-08-00 - 26-08-00 - Day 2, archived from the original on April 12, 2013, retrieved March 5, 2013
  5. ^ Boswell, Ian (August 27, 2000), Oceania Athletic Championships- Day 3 - ATHLETICS AUSTRALIA - INFORMATION RELEASE - Athletics SA - OCEANIA CHAMPIONSHIPS - Santos Stadium, Adelaide, South Australia - 24-08-00 - 26-08-00 - Day 3, archived from the original on April 12, 2013, retrieved March 5, 2013
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