LEADING THE OLYMPIC
MOVEMENT IN OCEANIA

17 to 25 june 2022

RISING UP TO THE CHALLENGE!

Igniting the Pacific Spirit One Games at a Time

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Countries

27

Sports

346

Medal Events

media releases

ONOC announces Robyn Cockburn as 2024 ACE Award Recipient for Leadership in Gender Equality through Sport

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Kirsty Coventry elected IOC President, the first female President in IOC history

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ONOC Advances Gender Equality in Leadership

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latest news

From Olympic Games to the Board Room – Leadership Training for Pacific Female Athletes Underway in Fiji

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Jose Rios Middle School in Guam and Chikujo Town Schools in Japan Sign Historic Agreement

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Inspiring An Inclusive Society For All

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COVID-19 UPDATES

IOC PRESIDENT BACH WRITES TO OLYMPIC MOVEMENT: OLYMPISM AND CORONA

ANOC TO PROVIDE NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE FAMILY WITH ADDITIONAL FINANCIAL SUPPORT AHEAD OF TOKYO 2020

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Olympic Solidarity funding extended for Tokyo Games preparation

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A message to the warriors of Oceania

PROGRAMME FEATURE

The IOC’s 'Believe in Sport' campaign aims to raise awareness among athletes, entourage and officials of the threat of competition manipulation.

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CALENDAR

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best olympic moments

As we countdown to the rescheduled Tokyo2020Games in July 2021, the Oceania National Olympic Committees (ONOC) in partnership with the Olympic Channel will bring you the best of our member NOC’s Olympic moments. Featuring this week (in alphabetical order) is Guam. 

PARTICIPATION

FIRST APPEARANCE

1988

SUMMER
GAMES

8

WINTER
GAMES

1


GUAM

TOTAL ATHLETES

65

YOUNGEST PARTICIPATING
ATHLETE

Barbara Gayle (Swimming), who was 16 years old at the time and participated in the 1988 Summer Games in Seoul, South Korea. Benjamin Schulte (Swimming), who was 16 years old at the time and participated in the 2012 Summer Games in London.

TOTAL ATHLETES

1

PARTICIPATING
ATHLETE

Judd Bankert (Biathlon), who participated in the 1988 Winter Games in Calgary, Canada.

OLDEST PARTICIPATING
ATHLETE

Lourdes Klitzke (Marathon), who was 48 years old at the time and participated in the 1988 SummerGames in Seoul, South Korea.

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