Oceania Cross Country Championships

Competition in international cross country running
Oceania Cross Country Championships
Statusactive
Genresports event
Frequencybiennial
Location(s)various
Inaugurated2008 (2008)
Most recent2022 Oceania Cross Country Championships
Next event2024 Oceania Cross Country Championships
Organised byOceania Athletics

The Oceania Cross Country Championships are a biennial international cross country running competition. Organised by the Oceania Athletics Association, it is the area championships for the region and participation is for it's member federations.

The championships were inaugurated in 2008 in Saipan and the venue for the championships changes every two years. It was initially conceived as an annual event; however, after the third edition in 2010, the championships changed to a biennial event.

Unlike the World Championships for the sport, the Oceania Cross Country Championships consists of races in age categories, with separate senior, under-20, and under-18 races for both male and female athletes.[1]

Editions

Edition Year City Country Date Venue No. of
Countries
No. of
Athletes
Ref
1st 2008 Saipan  Northern Mariana Islands 25 June Laolao Bay Golf Resort [2]
2nd 2009 Christchurch, Canterbury  New Zealand 1 August [3]
3rd 2010 Brisbane  Australia 21 August [4]
4th 2012 Hamilton, Waikato  New Zealand 4 August [5]
5th 2014 Tumon, Tamuning  Guam 16 October [6]
6th 2016 Auckland  New Zealand 7 August [7]
7th 2018 Maleny  Australia 25 August Maleny Golf Course [8]
8th 2022 Mangilao  Guam 25 June George Washington High School [9]

Results

Men's Results

Year Gold Silver Bronze
2008
(6 km)
Aunese Curreen
 Samoa
21:05 Brendan Whelan
 Australia
21:09 Lavi Sam
 Vanuatu
21:14
2009
(12 km)
Timothy Rowe
 Australia
38:13 Andrew Davidson
 New Zealand
38:13 Edwin Henshaw
 New Zealand
38:25
2010
(12 km)
Martin Dent
 Australia
36:49 Liam Adams
 Australia
37:05 Jeffrey Hunt
 Australia
37:20
2012
(12 km)
James Nipperess
 Australia
39:05 Samuel Wreford
 New Zealand
39:36 Alex Parlane
 New Zealand
40:29
2014
(12 km)
Nicholas Wightman
 Australia
41:13 Callan Moody
 New Zealand
41:34 Simbai Casper
 Papua New Guinea
42:56
2016
(10 km)
Nicholas Wightman
 Australia
33:00 Jonathon Jackson
 New Zealand
33:05 Daniel Balchin
 New Zealand
33:12
2018
(10 km)
Andrew Buchanan
 Australia
32:15.00 Riley Cocks
 Australia
32:29.00 Edward Goddard
 Australia
32:48.00
2022
(10 km)
Ryan Matienzo
 Guam
34:41.80 Arthur Toves
 Guam
35:08.63 Derek Mandell
 Guam
35:30.42

: Edwin Kaitany from  Kenya running as guest was 1st in 38:54.

Women's Results

Year Gold Silver Bronze
2008
(3 km)
Salome Dell
 Papua New Guinea
11:08 Marie Benito
 Guam
12:20 Nicole Layson
 Guam
12:31
2009
(8 km)
Melinda Vernon
 Australia
28:52 Fiona Crombie
 New Zealand
29:07 Kellie Palmer
 New Zealand
30:10
2010
(8 km)
Jessica Trengove
 Australia
28:00 Clare Geraghty
 Australia
28:28 Tamara Carvolth
 Australia
28:38
2012
(8 km)
Celia Sullohern
 Australia
29:33 Mikayla Nielsen
 New Zealand
29:37 Nicki McFadzien
 New Zealand
29:43
2014
(8 km)
Courtney Powell
 Australia
28:55 Rachel Kingsford
 New Zealand
29:37 Elodie Mevel
 French Polynesia
33:25
2016
(10 km)
Laura Nagel
 New Zealand
38:08 Rosa Flanagan
 New Zealand
38:28 Karinna Fyfe
 Australia
39:02
2018
(10 km)
Madeline Hills
 Australia
37:32 Caitlin Adams
 Australia
38:49 Lara Hamilton
 Australia
39:23
2022
(10 km)
Ongan Awa
 Papua New Guinea
41:55 Denise Meyers
 Northern Mariana Islands
43:45 Ayuri Sugahara
 Guam
50:54

Under-20 Men's Results

Year Gold Silver Bronze
2008
2009
(8 km)
Aaron Pulford
 New Zealand
26:11 Alex Parlane
 New Zealand
26:31 Michael Banks
 New Zealand
26:38
2010
(8 km)
Ethan Heywood
 Australia
25:18 David Ricketts
 Australia
25:22 Rhys Jones
 Australia
25:24
2012
(8 km)
Matt Baxter
 New Zealand
26:20 Antoine Bonnet
 New Zealand
26:30 Michael Sutton
 New Zealand
26:45
2014
(8 km)
Avikash Lal
 Fiji
29:22 Ravnil Kumar
 Fiji
31:11 Magdano Marquez
 Micronesia
33:55
2016
(8 km)
Cameron Avery
 New Zealand
26:51 Matt Prest
 New Zealand
27:09 Harry Ewing
 New Zealand
27:13
2018
(8 km)
Haftu Strintzos
 Australia
26:42 Chekole Getenet
 Australia
27:04 Jackson Sharp
 Australia
27:20
2022
(6 km)
Hugh Kent
 Guam
20:20.00 Rynier DiRamos
 Guam
21:07.10 Alexander Clark
 Guam
21:07.30

Under-20 Women's Results

Year Gold Silver Bronze
2008
2009
(6 km)
Hannah Newbould
 New Zealand
21:35 Danielle Trevis
 New Zealand
21:44 Olivia Burne
 New Zealand
22:25
2010
(6 km)
Danielle Trevis
 New Zealand
21:00 Grace Musgrove
 Australia
21:42 Celia Sullohern
 Australia
21:59
2012
(6 km)
Kara MacDermid
 New Zealand
22:42 Georgie Grgec
 New Zealand
23:28 Grace McConnochie
 New Zealand
23:36
2014
(6 km)
Jenny Albert
 Papua New Guinea
25:16 Aria Perez-Theisen
 Guam
29:35 Mika Rosario
 Guam
30:17
2016
(6 km)
Hannah Miller
 New Zealand
23:49 Grace Wood
 New Zealand
23:57 Jess Kikstra
 New Zealand
24:09
2018
(6 km)
Ella Heeney
 Australia
23:07 Brielle Erbacher
 Australia
23:15 Rose Davies
 Australia
23:26
2022
(6 km)
Jordan Baden
 Guam
24:05 Patricia Miclat
 Guam
28:06 Bekah Tavarez
 Guam
28:13

Under-18 Boy's Results

Year Gold Silver Bronze
2008
(3 km)
Gregory Fosailafu
 Solomon Islands
10:16 Christopher Magtoto
 Guam
10:30 Jeofry Limitaco
 Guam
10:54
2009
2010
2012
2014
2016
(6 km)
Isaiah Priddey
 New Zealand
20:25 Kalani Sheridan
 New Zealand
20:31 Trent Dodds
 New Zealand
20:38
2018
(6 km)
Murdoch McIntyre
 New Zealand
20:14 Matthew Rankin
 Australia
20:27 Jude Thomas
 Australia
20:30
2022

Under-18 Girl's Results

Year Gold Silver Bronze
2008
(3 km)
Laura Nagel
 New Zealand
10:49 Danielle Trevis
 New Zealand
11:30 Jackie Gatland
 Norfolk Island
12:06
2009
2010
2012
2014
2016
(4 km)
Hannah O’Connor
 New Zealand
14:48 Tessa Webb
 New Zealand
15:26 Liliana Braun
 New Zealand
15:38
2018
(4 km)
Nikita Moore
 Australia
14:40 Keely Small
 Australia
14:55 Kirstie Rae
 New Zealand
14:59
2022

References

  1. ^ Championship Index – 3 Cross Country – Oceania Cross Country Championships OCXC, World Junior Athletics History, archived from the original on March 5, 2013, retrieved March 16, 2013
  2. ^ "25.06.2008 - Oceania Cross Country Championship (NMI)" (PDF). OAA. Oceania Athletics Association. 25 June 2008. Retrieved 15 May 2024.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  3. ^ "01.08.2009 - Oceania Cross Country Championship (NZL)" (PDF). OAA. Oceania Athletics Association. 1 August 2009. Retrieved 15 May 2024.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  4. ^ "01.08.2010 - Oceania Cross Country Championship (AUS)" (PDF). OAA. Oceania Athletics Association. 1 August 2010. Retrieved 15 May 2024.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  5. ^ "04.08.2012 - Oceania Cross Country Championship (NZL)" (PDF). OAA. Oceania Athletics Association. 4 August 2012. Retrieved 15 May 2024.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  6. ^ "16.08.2014 - Oceania Cross Country Championship (GUM)" (PDF). OAA. Oceania Athletics Association. 16 August 2014. Retrieved 15 May 2024.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  7. ^ "07.08.2016 - Oceania Cross Country Championship (NZL)" (PDF). OAA. Oceania Athletics Association. 7 August 2016. Retrieved 15 May 2024.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  8. ^ "25.08.2018 - Oceania Cross Country Championship (AUS)" (PDF). OAA. Oceania Athletics Association. 25 August 2018. Retrieved 15 May 2024.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  9. ^ "29.10.22: Oceania Cross Country Championships" (PDF). OAA. Oceania Athletics Association. 29 October 2022. Retrieved 15 May 2024.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
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