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Oceania Swimming Championships End on a High in Fiji ISLAND MEDAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
16th May 2026 The Oceania Swimming Championships wrapped up in spectacular fashion in Fiji, with athletes, officials, supporters and volunteers coming together to celebrate six days of outstanding performances, community spirit and Pacific pride. There were thrilling races in the pool, sandwiched by open water races at the start and finish of the competition. Oceania…
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A Tremendous Triumph on Home Ground for Fiji
16th May 2026 Fiji Aquatics delivered one of its greatest ever championship performances at the 14th Oceania Swimming Championships, combining home crowd energy, national pride and outstanding performances to produce a historic medal haul. Team Fiji finished the championships with 11 gold medals and 5 bronze medals in pool competition, alongside multiple Fiji National Records,…
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FSM Swimmers Inspired by Olympic Dreams and Pacific Unity at 14th Oceania Swimming Championships
15th may 2026 At the 14th Oceania Aquatic Championships in Suva, the Federated States of Micronesia swim team delivered a performance defined by personal progress, resilience, and team unity. Across a full programme of events, the FSM swimmers recorded significant personal bests, reached finals, and gained valuable international experience. The team is a mix of…
Marshall Islands Spotlight On Jacob Hutchinson
15th May 2026 Representing the Republic of the Marshall Islands, Jacob Hutchinson took on a full sprint programme at the 14th Oceania Swimming Championships, competing in the Men’s 50m Backstroke, 100m Freestyle, 50m Breaststroke and 50m Freestyle. Currently based in Lincoln, Nebraska, USA, where he lives and trains, Hutchinson was introduced to swimming by his…
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Palau’s Rising Team Spirit Shines Through at Oceania Championships
15th May 2026 Team Palau left the Oceania Swimming Championships in Fiji with more than personal bests and finals appearances. Across the week, the squad showcased determination, resilience and a close-knit team culture that shined bright in and out of the pool, with swimmers supporting one another through every race, relay and challenge. Charlie Gibbons …
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Personal Bests and Podium Success for Guam at the 14th Oceania Swimming Championships
15th May 2026 Guam enjoyed a successful campaign at the Oceania Swimming Championships in Fiji, highlighted by a bronze medal performance from 19-year-old Israel Poppe in the Men’s 100m Butterfly. Across the week, Guam’s swimmers delivered a series of personal best performances while embracing the opportunity to compete against the region’s strongest athletes. Amaya Bollinger …
A Week to Remember at the 14th Oceania Swimming Championships for Tonga
15th May 2026 The warm Fijian air carried something electric this week as Tonga’s swimming team took to the water at the 14th Oceania Swimming Championships. Four athletes, Finau Ohuafi, Alexander Villiami, Carolann Faeamani and Vaoahi Afu, represented the Kingdom of Tonga with heart, determination and speed across a packed programme of racing. Personal bests…
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NATIONAL RECORDS FALL AND PRIDE SHINES AS VANUATU MAKES THEIR MARK AT THE 14TH OCEANIA SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS
14th May 2025 Vanuatu Aquatics Federation sent six swimmers to Fiji’s National Aquatic Centre for the 14th Oceania Swimming Championships, and they left with national records rewritten, personal bests across the board, and a team that wore their gold uniforms with distinction every time they stepped onto the blocks. Competing across all four days of…
Team Cook Islands Impress at Oceania Swimming Championships in Fiji
14th May 2026 Team Cook Islands delivered an outstanding performance at the 14th Oceania Swimming Championships in Fiji, combining medal success, national records and an increasing presence in championship finals. The team reached the podium every day of competition, finishing with an impressive tally of four gold, one silver and three bronze medals. The Cook…
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Solomon Islands Swimmers Gain Valuable Experience and Personal Bests at Oceania Swimming Championships
14th May 2026 The Solomon Islands team arrived in Fiji with a mixture of experienced competitors and first-time representatives, using the 14th Oceania Swimming Championships as an opportunity to test themselves against some of the region’s strongest swimmers while continuing to build the nation’s presence on the international stage. Loise Bentley Loise Bentley made her…