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2022 Oceania Para Athletics Championships

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2022 Oceania Para Athletics Championships
Host cityMackay, Australia
Nations2
Events26
Dates7 – 11 June 2022
Main venueMackay Aquatic and Recreation Centre

The 2022 Oceania Para Athletics Championships were the inaugural Oceania Para Athletics Championships for Oceania athletes with a disability. It was held at the Mackay Aquatic and Recreation Centre in Mackay, Queensland from 7 to 11 June 2022.[1][2][3]

They were staged concurrently with the 2022 Senior, U20, and U18 Championships.[1]

Classification

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All athletes are classified according to their impairment and competition is a combined format where athletes of multiple different classifications compete against each other. Each classification consists of a three character code, starting with a letter and followed by a two-digit number. The letter specifies the event type: T for track and jumping events, and F for throwing events. The first digit of the number specifies the type of impairment and the second digit the severity of the impairment; the lower the second number, the more impaired.

  • T/F11–13 (visual impairment)
  • T/F20 (intellectual impairment)
  • T/F31–34 (wheelchair events for athletes with a movement disorder, including cerebral palsy)
  • T/F35–38 (ambulant events for athletes with a movement disorder, including cerebral palsy)
  • T/F40–41 (short stature, including dwarfism)
  • T/F42–44 (leg impairment, lower limb affected by limb deficiency, leg length difference, impaired muscle power or impaired range of movement)
  • T/F45–47 (arm impairment, upper limbs affected by limb deficiency, impaired muscle power or impaired range of movement)
  • T/F51–57 (wheelchair events for athletes with a lower body impairment, including paraplegia)
  • T/F61-64 (Lower limb/s competing with prosthesis affected by limb deficiency and leg length difference)

Participating nations

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Only two OAA member federations, Australia and New Zealand, participated in the Championships. The eight Australian States also fielded teams, separate from Australia, and were eligible for Championship medals. In addition, two invitational teams, Regional Australia and India (from the Asian Athletics Association) competed but were ineligible for Championship medals.

Schedule

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Results

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Men

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 m
ambulatory
James Turner (T36)
 Australia
12.00
(97.66%)
Jaydon Page (T47)
 Australia
11.12
(93.70%)
Alexander McKillop (T36)
 Australia
12.70
(92.28%)
100 m
frame running
Caleb Reynolds (Rr2)
 Queensland
24.31
(76.26%)
Bobby Tagget (Rr2)
 Queensland
31.60
(64.33%)
Malcolm Wilson (Rr3)
 Queensland
28.82
(51.42%)
200 m
ambulatory
Lindsey Hendy (T20)
 Queensland
24.17
(88.74%)
Mitch Joynt (T64)
 New Zealand
24.41
(87.13%)
Liam Wyatt (T01)
 Queensland
24.55
(86.15%)
400 m
ambulatory
James Turner (T36)
 Australia
53.66
(96.36%)
Mitch Joynt (T64)
 New Zealand
54.74
(90.71%)
Riley Mann (T20)
 Australia
51.95
(90.20%)
800 m
ambulatory
Jerome Etteridge (T11)
 New South Wales
2:11.00
(83.90%)
1500 m
ambulatory
Angus Hincksman (T38)
 Australia
4:10.18
(91.09%)
Long jump
ambulatory
Ari Gesini (T38)
 Australia
6.17 m
(86.53%)
Joshua Lush (T20)
 New Zealand
6.35 m
(83.11%)
Romone Lewin (T38)
 Northern Territory
5.04 m
(70.68%)
Shot put
ambulatory
Cam Crombie (F38)
 Australian Capital Territory
15.72 m
(98.56%)
Marty Jackson (F38)
 Victoria
14.42 m
(90.41%)
Ben Tuimaseve (F37)
 New Zealand
12.58 m
(71.80%)
Shot put
secured
Jesse Wyatt (F33)
 Australia
9.07 m
(73.38%)
Michael Smith (F33)
 Victoria
6.58 m
(53.24%)
Discus throw
ambulatory
Sam Paech (F37)
 South Australia
32.11 m
(53.74%)
Raymond Abdy (F37)
 Queensland
23.55 m
(39.41%)
Sean Gallagher (F37)
 Queensland
20.23 m
(33.86%)
Discus throw
secured
Javelin throw
ambulatory
Jackson Hamilton (F13)
 Australia
55.81 m
(78.59%)
Sam Paech (F37)
 South Australia
31.53 m
(54.54%)
Timothy D'Abrera (T20)
 Australian Capital Territory
21.39 m
(37.63%)
Javelin throw
secured

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Women

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 m
ambulatory
Rhiannon Clarke (T38)
 Australia
13.04
(94.93%)
Ella Pardy (T38)
 Australia
13.07
(94.72%)
Danielle Aitchison (T36)
 New Zealand
14.51
(94.27%)
100 m
wheelchair
Natasha Price (T54)
 Queensland
24.72
(62.09%)
100 m
frame running
Isabella Auld (Rr1)
 Queensland
35.45
(66.54%)
Tarsha Tupper (Rr3)
 Queensland
30.70
(61.46%)
200 m
ambulatory
Danielle Aitchison (T36)
 New Zealand
31.09
(90.73%)
Mali Lovell (T36)
 Australia
31.54
(89.44%)
Tamsin Colley (T36)
 Australia
32.64
(86.42%)
200 m
wheelchair
Natasha Price (T54)
 Queensland
44.06
(62.46%)
400 m
ambulatory
Alissa Jordaan (T47)
 Australia
1:01.98
(89.70%)
Ella Osborne (T47)
 Australia
1:07.09
(82.87%)
Indiana Cooper (T38)
 New South Wales
1:13.56
(81.93%)
400 m
wheelchair
Natasha Price (T54)
 Queensland
1:29.55
(57.95%)
800 m
ambulatory
800 m
wheelchair
Natasha Price (T54)
 Queensland
3:20.43
(50.62%)
Long jump
ambulatory
Sarah Walsh (T64)
 Australia
5.38 m
(87.62%)
Summer Giddings (T35)
 New South Wales
2.80 m
(84.84%)
Niamh MacAlasdair (T37)
 Western Australia
4.04 m
(77.39%)
Shot put
ambulatory
Lisa Adams (F37)
 New Zealand
14.45 m
(93.23%)
Holly Robinson (F46)
 New Zealand
10.51 m
(84.28%)
Ella Hose (F37)
 Australia
9.91 m
(63.94%)
Shot put
secured
Rosemary Little (F32)
 Australia
5.83 m
(82.81%)
Dayna Crees (F34)
 Australia
6.08 m
(68.93%)
Sarah Clifton-Bligh (F32)
 Australia
4.74 m
(67.32%)
Discus throw
ambulatory
Sarah Edmiston (F44)
 Australia
33.79 m
(75.88%)
Ella Hose (F37)
 Australia
25.13 m
(65.63%)
Kirra Lockett (F37)
 New South Wales
24.55 m
(64.12%)
Discus throw
secured
Julie Charlton (F57)
 New South Wales
15.01 m
(73.15%)
Javelin throw
ambulatory
Lillee Wakefield (F20)
 South Australia
18.91 m
(47.54%)
Javelin throw
secured
Dayna Crees (F34)
 Australia
15.19 m
(68.17%)

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Medal table

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  *   Host nation (Australia)

RankNation / StateGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Australia*126523
2 Queensland*73313
3 New Zealand2428
4 New South Wales2125
5 South Australia2103
6 Australian Capital Territory1012
7 Victoria0202
8 Northern Territory0011
 Western Australia0011
Totals (9 entries)26171558

References

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  1. ^ a b "OCEANIA PARA ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS 2022". OAA. 8 March 2022. Retrieved 12 June 2024.
  2. ^ "Para Competition Information" (PDF). OAA. Retrieved 13 June 2024.
  3. ^ "Oceania Athletics Association Oceania Championships 2022". Archived from the original on 14 June 2022.
  4. ^ a b "Oceania Athletics Championships 2022 - Results Para" (PDF). OAA. Archived from the original (PDF) on 14 June 2022. Retrieved 14 June 2024.