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List of Oceanian under-20 records in athletics

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Oceanian junior records in the sport of athletics are ratified by the Oceania Athletics Association (OAA). Athletics records comprise the best performance of an athlete before the year of their 20th birthday. Technically, in all under 20 age divisions, the age is calculated "on December 31 of the year of competition"[1] to avoid age group switching during a competitive season.

Outdoor edit

Key:   Awaiting ratification   Record not kept by the OAA   Not ratified or later rescinded by the OAA

Mx = mark was set in a mixed race
h = hand timing
NWI = no wind information
OT = oversized track

Men edit

Event Record Athlete Nationality Date Meet Place Age Ref
100 m 10.15 (+1.5 m/s) Jake Doran [a]   Australia 1 July 2018 Jämsä, Finland 17 years, 225 days [2]
9.9 h (+0.9 m/s) Edward Osei-Nketia   New Zealand 24 November 2018 AACT Summer Series Canberra, Australia 17 years, 200 days [3]
10.0 h (+1.3 m/s) Paul Narracott   Australia 19 March 1978 Brisbane, Australia 18 years, 162 days
200 m 20.41 (-1.3 m/s) Aidan Murphy   Australia 20 February 2022 Athletics South Australia State Championships Adelaide, Australia 18 years, 129 days [4]
300 m 32.42 Darren Clark   Australia 6 July 1984 Gateshead, United Kingdom 18 years, 304 days [5]
400 m 44.75 Darren Clark   Australia 8 August 1984 Los Angeles, United States 18 years, 337 days
800 m 1:45.91 Paul Byrne   Australia 28 July 1995 Lindau, Germany 19 years, 180 days
1:45.77 Peyton Craig   Australia 26 January 2024 ACT State Championships Canberra, Australia 18 years, 304 days [6]
1000 m 2:20.5 h Paul Byrne   Australia 6 January 1994 Melbourne, Australia 17 years, 342 days
1500 m 3:33.26 Cameron Myers   Australia 16 July 2023 Kamila Skolimowska Memorial Chorzów, Poland 17 years, 37 days [7]
Mile 3:55.44[b] Cameron Myers   Australia 23 February 2023 Maurie Plant Meet Melbourne, Australia 16 years, 259 days [8]
3:52.44 Cameron Myers   Australia 15 February 2024 Maurie Plant Meet Melbourne, Australia 17 years, 251 days [9]
2000 m 5:09.40 Matthew Ramsden   Australia 15 June 2016 Perth, Australia 18 years, 328 days
3000 m 7:52.06 Cameron Myers   Australia 11 March 2023[c] Sydney Track Classic Sydney, Australia 16 years, 275 days [10]
5000 m 13:25.63 Mizan Mehari   Australia 7 August 1999 Hechtel, Belgium 19 years, 191 days
10000 m 28:50.4 h Robert de Castella   Australia 16 December 1976 Melbourne, Australia 19 years, 293 days
10 km (road) 29:09 Ryan Gregson   Australia 19 October 2008 Burnie Ten Burnie, Australia 18 years, 176 days [11]
One hour 18678 m Tony Bart   Australia 29 August 1973 Adelaide, Australia
20000 m 1:10:03.8 Max Little   Australia 5 October 1968 Melbourne, Australia
25000 m 1:24:12.0+ Eero Keranen   Australia 3 November 1974 Melbourne, Australia
1:19:56.4+[d] Joshua Harris   Australia 31 July 2016 Hobart, Australia 26 years, 28 days
30000 m 1:46:53 Eero Keranen   Australia 3 November 1974 Melbourne, Australia
1:36:39.7[e] Joshua Harris   Australia 31 July 2016 Hobart, Australia 26 years, 28 days
110 m hurdles (99.0 cm) 13.27 (-1.0 m/s) Nicholas Hough   Australia 12 July 2012 World Junior Championships Barcelona, Spain 18 years, 266 days [12]
110 m hurdles (107.0 cm) 13.76 A NWI Don Wright   Australia 19 May 1978 Pocatello, United States 19 years, 23 days
200 m hurdles 24.00 Peter Bate   Australia 14 December 1995 Melbourne, Australia
23.2 h Peter Balthes   Australia 9 February 1963 Brisbane, Australia
400 m hurdles 49.73 Rohan Robinson   Australia 10 August 1990 Plovdiv, Bulgaria 18 years, 268 days
2000 m steeplechase 5:31.80 Michael Inwood   Australia 11 December 1983 Adelaide, Australia 17 years, 358 days
3000 m steeplechase 8:32.01 Ky Robinson   Australia 11 June 2021 NCAA Division I Championships Eugene, United States 19 years, 104 days [13]
High jump 2.34 m Tim Forsyth   Australia 4 July 1992 Bislett Games Oslo, Norway 18 years, 322 days [14]
10 July 1992 TSB Games London, United Kingdom 18 years, 328 days [15]
2 August 1992 Olympic Games Barcelona, Spain 18 years, 351 days [16]
Pole vault 5.70 m Kurtis Marschall   Australia 26 June 2016 Bauhaus Junior Gala Mannheim, Germany 19 years, 62 days [17]
Long jump 8.12 m (+1.1 m/s) Christopher Noffke   Australia 11 July 2007 Nuoro, Italy 19 years, 186 days
Triple jump 16.62 m (+1.5 m/s) Henry Frayne   Australia 7 July 2009 Belgrade, Serbia 19 years, 84 days
16.67 m (+0.1 m/s) Ethan Olivier   New Zealand 25 June 2023 Grand Prix de la Forestoise (Mémorial René Ravets) Brussels, Belgium 17 years, 322 days [18]
Shot put (6 kg) 23.00 m Jacko Gill   New Zealand 18 August 2013 Auckland, New Zealand 18 years, 241 days [19]
Shot put 20.38 m Jacko Gill   New Zealand 3 December 2011 North Shore, New Zealand 16 years, 348 days
Discus throw (1.75 kg) 66.81 m Matthew Denny   Australia 23 November 2014 Brisbane, Australia 18 years, 174 days
67.40 m Connor Bell   New Zealand 7 March 2020 New Zealand Championships Christchurch, New Zealand 18 years, 260 days [20]
Discus throw
(2 kg) 		62.58 m Matthew Denny   Australia 11 July 2015 Gwangju, South Korea 19 years, 39 days
63.25 m Connor Bell   New Zealand 25 January 2020 Potts Classic Hastings, New Zealand 18 years, 218 days [21]
65.62 m[22] Werner Reiterer   Australia 15 December 1987 Melbourne, Australia 19 years, 322 days
Hammer throw (6 kg) 80.48 m Matthew Denny   Australia 25 September 2015 Townsville, Australia 19 years, 115 days
Hammer throw 70.52 m Matthew Denny   Australia 17 May 2015 Germany 18 years, 349 days
Javelin throw 79.60 m Gavin Lovegrove   New Zealand 8 March 1987 Wellington, New Zealand 19 years, 138 days
Decathlon (junior) 8190 pts Ashley Moloney   Australia 10–11 July 2018 World U20 Championships Tampere, Finland 18 years, 120 days [23]
100m (wind) Long jump (wind) Shot put High jump 400m 110H (wind) Discus Pole vault Javelin 1500m
10.51 (-0.3 m/s) 7.06 m (+1.1 m/s) 12.83 m
(6 kg) 		2.10 m 46.86 14.13 (-0.3 m/s)
(0.99 m) 		47.39 m
(1.750 kg) 		4.60 m 53.67 m 4:42.65
Decathlon (senior) 8103 pts Ashley Moloney   Australia 25–26 June 2019 Townsville, Australia 19 years, 105 days
100m (wind) Long jump (wind) Shot put High jump 400m 110H (wind) Discus Pole vault Javelin 1500m
10.59 (+1.0 m/s) 7.52 (+1.0 m/s) 13.48 m 1.92 m 46.75 14.29 (+1.2 m/s) 42.36 5.00 m 54.38 m 4:53.73
5000 m walk (track) 19:38.22 Troy Sundstrom   Australia 19 February 2000 Sydney, Australia 18 years, 295 days
18:38.97[f] Dane Bird-Smith   Australia 5 March 2016 Melbourne, Australia 23 years, 234 days
10000 m walk (track) 40:49.72 Declan Tingay   Australia 14 July 2018 World U20 Championships Tampere, Finland 19 years, 158 days [24]
10 km walk (road) 40:54 Adam Rutter   Australia 26 June 2004 Sydney, Australia 17 years, 185 days
39:56 Isaac Beacroft   Australia 21 April 2024 World Athletics Race Walking Team Championships Antalya, Turkey 16 years, 278 days [25]
20000 m walk (track) 1:36:39.7 Michael Harvey   Australia 27 June 1981 Melbourne, Australia 18 years, 204 days
20 km walk (road) 1:24:46 Adam Rutter   Australia 6 March 2005 Sydney, Australia 18 years, 72 days
4×100 m relay 39.30 L. Kennedy
C. Law
C. Bond
A. Murphy 		  Australia 28 May 2022 Gold Coast, Australia
39.12 F. Newah-Jarfoi
S. Sultana
C. Hasler
G. Gout 		  Australia 24 February 2024 Brisbane, Australia [citation needed]
4×200 m relay 1:25.48 Champion
Kearney
Mace
Theodore 		  Australia 4 December 1983 Sydney, Australia
4×400 m relay 3:04.74 Daniel McFarlane
Daniel Batman
Scott Thom
Casey Vincent 		  Australia 2 August 1998 World Junior Championships Annecy, France
17 years, 135 days

19 years, 138 days
4×800 m relay 7:39.5 Earl
Ozolins
Trinca
Wheeler 		  Australia 29 November 1981 Sydney, Australia
7:39.31 Jesse Beadman
Robert Dredge
Angus Baldwin
Craig Cameron 		  Australia 20 November 2011 NSW Open Championship Sydney, Australia
4×1500 m relay 15:45.09 Bowden
Gibly
Sly
Unthank 		  Australia 28 March 1992 Melbourne, Australia

Women edit

Event Record Athlete Nationality Date Meet Place Age Ref
100 m 11.20 (+1.2 m/s) Raelene Boyle   Australia 15 October 1968 Olympic Games Mexico City, Mexico 17 years, 113 days
11.10 (+1.6 m/s) Torrie Lewis   Australia 27 January 2024 ACT Championships Canberra, Australia 19 years, 19 days [26]
200 m 22.74 (+2.0 m/s) Raelene Boyle   Australia 18 October 1968 Olympic Games Mexico City, Mexico 17 years, 116 days
300 m 36.87 Cathy Freeman   Australia 17 July 1992 Gateshead, United Kingdom 19 years, 152 days [27]
400 m 51.14 Cathy Freeman   Australia 28 June 1992 Birmingham, United Kingdom 19 years, 133 days
800 m 2:00.81 Keely Small   Australia 12 April 2018 Commonwealth Games Gold Coast, Australia 16 years, 307 days [28]
1000 m 2:36.72 Claudia Hollingsworth   Australia 8 March 2021 Box Hill, Australia 15 years, 330 days
1500 m 4:06.77 Georgie Clarke   Australia 30 January 2000 Hobart, Australia 15 years, 227 days
Mile 4:32.73 Susie Power   Australia 17 December 1992 Melbourne, Australia 17 years, 266 days
2000 m 5:50.47 Susie Power   Australia 4 September 1994 Sheffield, United Kingdom 19 years, 162 days
3000 m 8:51.90 Amy Bunnage   Australia 11 March 2023 Sydney Track Classic Sydney, Australia 17 years, 354 days [29]
8:44.1 Mx Donna Gould   Australia 13 July 1984 Eugene, United States 18 years, 33 days
5000 m 15:21.76 Amy Bunnage   Australia 6 May 2023 Sound Running On Track Fest Walnut, United States 18 years, 45 days [30]
15:18.6 h Mx Eloise Poppett   Australia 16 October 1999 Sydney, Australia 16 years, 341 days
10000 m 34:28.46 Katie Swords   Australia 2 June 1996 Knoxville, United States
32:39.30 Clare O'Brien   Australia 24 May 2018 NCAA West Preliminary Round Sacramento, United States 19 years, 131 days [31]
34:15.0 h Mx Donna Gould   Australia 18 December 1985 [32] Adelaide, Australia 19 years, 191 days
10 km (road) 34:27 Hollie Emery   Australia 2 May 2009 Sydney Striders Road Race Sydney, Australia 18 years, 270 days [33]
34:27 Katrina Robinson   New Zealand 1 July 2016 Southern Cross University 10km Run Gold Coast, Australia 15 years, 328 days [34]
Half marathon 1:13:08 Danielle Trevis   New Zealand 31 October 2010 Auckland Half Marathon Auckland, New Zealand 19 years, 285 days [35]
100 m hurdles 13.01 (+0.4 m/s) Sally McLennan   Australia 26 November 2005 Brisbane, Australia 19 years, 68 days
400 m hurdles 55.20 Jana Pittman   Australia 18 March 2000 Polokwane, South Africa 17 years, 130 days
2000 m steeplechase 6:25.77 Melissa Rollison   Australia 1 May 2000 Sydney, Australia 17 years, 18 days
3000 m steeplechase 9:30.70 Melissa Rollison   Australia 4 September 2001 Brisbane, Australia 18 years, 144 days
High jump 1.96 m Eleanor Patterson   Australia 15 March 2015 Australian Junior Championships Sydney, Australia 18 years, 297 days [36]
1.96 m Eleanor Patterson   Australia 7 December 2013 Australian All Schools Championships Townsville, Australia 17 years, 199 days [37]
Pole vault 4.64 m Eliza McCartney   New Zealand 19 December 2015 Auckland Summer Series 7 Meeting Auckland, New Zealand 19 years, 8 days [38]
Long jump 6.60 m Lyn Tillett   Australia 23 August 1972 Munich, Germany 19 years, 8 days
6.60 m (+1.1 m/s) Brooke Stratton   Australia 3 July 2011 Mannheim Junior Gala Mannheim, Germany 17 years, 356 days
Triple jump 13.36 m (0.0 m/s) Linda Allen   Australia 8 July 2006 [39] Gold Coast, Australia 19 years, 107 days
Shot put 18.93 m Valerie Adams   New Zealand 10 May 2003 Osaka, Japan 18 years, 216 days
Discus throw 60.63 m Dani Samuels   Australia 20 August 2006 Beijing, China 18 years, 86 days
Hammer throw 65.75 m Alexandra Hulley   Australia 29 May 2015 Sydney, Australia 17 years, 309 days
67.00 m Julia Ratcliffe   New Zealand 14 July 2012 World Junior Championships Barcelona, Spain 19 years, 0 days [40]
Javelin throw 57.60 m Mackenzie Little   Australia 4 April 2014 Melbourne, Australia 17 years, 98 days
Heptathlon 5915 pts Celeste Mucci   Australia 12–13 April 2018 Commonwealth Games Gold Coast, Australia 18 years, 245 days [41]
100m H (wind) High jump Shot put 200m (wind) Long jump (wind) Javelin 800m
13.19 (+0.6 m/s) 1.75 m 12.22 m 24.59 (-0.4 m/s) 6.10 m (-0.5 m/s) 43.03 m 2:29.73
3000 m walk (track) 12:27.74 Jane Saville   Australia 25 February 1993 Melbourne, Australia 18 years, 112 days
5000 m walk (track) 21:34.23 Natalie Saville   Australia 1 March 1997 Melbourne, Australia 18 years, 175 days
5 km walk (road) 21:44.6 Natalie Saville   Australia 6 January 1996 Sydney, Australia 17 years, 121 days
10000 m walk (track) 43:20.65 Katie Hayward   Australia 5 April 2019 Sydney, Australia 18 years, 256 days
10 km walk (road) 45:10 Natalie Saville   Australia 27 February 1997 Melbourne, Australia 18 years, 173 days
20000 m walk (track) 1:59:49 Angela Cousins   Australia 6 August 1995 Melbourne, Australia
20 km walk (road) 1:29:25 Katie Hayward   Australia 10 February 2019 Adelaide, Australia 18 years, 202 days
4 × 100 m relay 44.78 Nana Adoma Owusu-Afriyie
Kristie Edwards
Samantha Johnson
Mia Gross 		  Australia 14 July 2018 World U20 Championships Tampere, Finland 19 years, 114 days


17 years, 87 days 		[42]
44.34 Chelsea Scolyer
Olivia Dodds
Zara Hagan
Jessica Milat 		  Australia 23 March 2024 Sydney Track Classic Sydney, Australia [43]
4 × 200 m relay 1:38.41 Grdiner
Bannister
Turner
Morton 		  Australia 9 December 2007 Sydney, Australia
4 × 400 m relay 3:30.38 Sophie Scamps
Renée Poetschka
Kylie Hanigan
Susan Andrews 		  Australia 12 August 1990 World Junior Championships Plovdiv, Bulgaria
19 years, 103 days
18 years, 267 days
19 years, 78 days
4 × 800 m relay 8:48.5 h Dawson
Lonsdale
Stephens
van Gorp 		  Australia 19 December 1989 Brisbane, Australia
4 × 1500 m relay 18:22.87 L. Harding-Delooze
Evans
Hopper
A. Harding-Delooze 		  Australia 15 November 2015 Sydney, Australia

Mixed edit

Event Record Athlete Nationality Date Meet Place Ref
4 × 400 m relay 3:25.08 Thomas
Oboya
Moir
Doris 		  Australia 23 July 2017 Nassau, Bahamas

Indoor edit

Men edit

Event Record Athlete Nationality Date Meet Place Age Ref
60 m 6.63 Joshua Billington   New Zealand 5 December 2015 Staten Island, United States
200 m 21.71 Joshua Billington   New Zealand 5 December 2015 Staten Island, United States
400 m 47.20 Paul Greene   Australia 9 March 1991 World Championships Seville, Spain 18 years, 90 days [44]
800 m 1:51.22 Angus Beer   Australia 26 February 2021 Fayetteville, United States
1:50.46 OT Angus Beer   Australia 13 February 2021 Nashville, United States
1000 m 2:26.58 Rory Hunter   Australia 7 December 2012 Bloomington, United States
1500 m 3:55.15 Paul Cleary   Australia 6 December 1994 Brisbane, Australia 18 years, 222 days
3:44.80+ Chartt Miller   Australia 8 February 2014 BU David Hemery Valentine Invitational Boston, United States 18 years, 277 days
Mile 4:03.81 Morgan McDonald   Australia 30 January 2015 New York City, United States 18 years, 282 days
4:00.99 Chartt Miller   Australia 8 February 2014 BU David Hemery Valentine Invitational Boston, United States 18 years, 277 days [45]
3000 m 7:54.30 Liam Back   New Zealand 4 December 2021 Boston, United States
5000 m 15:07.33 Matt Prest   New Zealand 11 December 2015 Bloomington, United States
60 m hurdles 8.55 Simon Thieury   French Polynesia 5 January 2008 Aubière, France
60 m hurdles
(99 cm) 		7.48 Sasha Zhoya   Australia 24 February 2019 Liévin, France 16 years, 244 days
High jump 2.28 m Tim Forsyth   Australia 28 February 1991 Seville, Spain 17 years, 195 days
10 March 1991 World Championships Seville, Spain 17 years, 205 days [46]
Pole vault 5.32 m Sasha Zhoya   Australia 23 February 2019 French U18 Championships Liévin, France 16 years, 243 days [47]
Long jump 7.595 m Ken Lorraway   Australia 10 March 1991 35 years, 32 days
Triple jump 15.46 m Dylan James   Australia 27 February 2021 Colorado Springs, United States
Shot put 17.50 m Alexander Kolesnikof   Australia 7 December 2019 Cambridge, United States
Shot put (6 kg) 21.43 m Jacko Gill   New Zealand 20 April 2013 Sätra, Sweden 18 years, 121 days [48]
Heptathlon 4903 pts Ben Collerton   New Zealand 21 February 2017 Birmingham, United States
60m Long jump Shot put High jump 60m H Pole vault 1000m
5000 m walk
4×400 m relay

Women edit

Event Record Athlete Nationality Date Meet Place Age Ref
60 m 7.39 Celeste Mucci   Australia 18 February 2017 Simplot Games Pocatello, United States 17 years, 191 days [49]
200 m 23.74 Lauren Hewitt   Australia 7 March 1997 World Championships Paris, France 18 years, 102 days [50]
400 m 56.74 Katrina Anderson   New Zealand 17 February 2011 Fayetteville, United States
800 m 2:08.52 y Christine McMiken   New Zealand 24 January 1982 Kansas City, United States 18 years, 219 days
1000 m 2:53.43 Kimberley May   New Zealand 28 January 2022 Boston, United States
2:46.14 OT Lilli Burdon   New Zealand 14 January 2017[g] UW Indoor Preview Seattle, United States 18 years, 354 days [51]
1500 m 4:13.21 Georgie Clarke   Australia 10 March 2001 World Championships Lisbon, Portugal 16 years, 266 days [52]
Mile 4:38.80 Lilli Burdon   New Zealand 28 January 2017 Columbia East-West Challenge New York City, United States 19 years, 2 days [53]
4:36.98 OT 11 February 2017 Husky Classic Seattle, United States 19 years, 16 days [54]
3000 m 9:08.57 Melany Smart   Australia 28 February 2020 BU Last Chance Invitational Boston, United States 18 years, 279 days [55]
9:06.52 OT 14 February 2020 Husky Classic Seattle, United States 18 years, 265 days [56]
5000 m 16:23.66 Clare O'Brien   Australia 9 March 2018 NCAA Division I Championships College Station, United States 19 years, 55 days [57]
15:42.60 OT 10 February 2018 Husky Classic Seattle, United States 19 years, 28 days [58]
15.11.68 OT Amy Bunnage   Australia 23 February 2024 Ken Shannon Last Chance Seattle, United States 18 years, 338 days [59]
60 m hurdles 8.26 Celeste Mucci   Australia 17 February 2017 Simplot Games Pocatello, United States 17 years, 190 days [60]
High jump 1.91 m Gai Kapernick   Australia 5 March 1989 World Championships Budapest, Hungary 18 years, 166 days [61]
Pole vault 4.75 m Eliza McCartney   New Zealand 3 March 2014 Birmingham, United Kingdom 17 years, 82 days
Long jump 6.04 m A Tay-Leiha Clark   Australia 10 February 2017 Albuquerque, United States
Triple jump 12.63 m A Tay-Leiha Clark   Australia 11 February 2017 Albuquerque, United States
Shot put 14.98 m Delores Tuimoloau   American Samoa 30 April 1994 Camarillo, United States
15.37 m Marley Raikiwasa   Australia 20 January 2024 Vanderbilt Invitational Nashville, United States 18 years, 166 days [62]
Weight throw 17.72 m Stephanie Ratcliffe   Australia 7 February 2019 Cambridge, United States
Pentathlon 3860 pts Kayla Goodwin   New Zealand 4 December 2020 Crete, United States
60m H High jump Shot put Long jump 800m
3860 pts OT Melissa-Maree Farrington   Australia 28 February 2014 Geneva, United States
60m H High jump Shot put Long jump 800m
3000 m walk 14:14.21 Amanda Gorst   New Zealand 9 February 2006 Boone, United States
4×400 m relay

Notes edit

  1. ^ Nicholas Doran by Oceania Athletics source
  2. ^ by official result and World Athletics sources; 3:55.54 by OAA source, a typo
  3. ^ by official result and World Athletics sources; 11 February 2023 by OAA source, a typo
  4. ^ listed by OAA as Oceanian U20 best, unclear why
  5. ^ listed by OAA as Oceanian U20 best, unclear why
  6. ^ listed by OAA as Oceanian U20 best, unclear why
  7. ^ by official result source; 14 January 1997 by OAA source, a typo

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