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XI Oceania Youth Athletics Championships
Dates	March 10–14
Host city	Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Venue	Sydney Olympic Park Athletic Centre
Level	Youth
Events	40 (20 boys, 20 girls)
Participation	356 athletes from 3 (2 + 8 Australian States and Territories) nations
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The 2011 Oceania Youth Athletics Championships were held at the Sydney Olympic Park Athletic Centre in Homebush, New South Wales, Australia, between March 10–14, 2011. They were held together with the 2011 Australian Junior Athletics Championships (U14 to U20). A total of 40 events were contested, 20 by boys and 20 by girls.

Medal summary

Complete results can be found on the websites of the Athletics Australia, and of the World Junior Athletics History.

Boys under 18 (Youth)

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres (wind: 3.4m/s)	Jarrod Geddes (NSW)	10.45 w	Hugh Donovan (QLD)	10.49 w	Julian Roussety (NSW)	10.62 w
200 metres (wind: 0.2m/s)	Joshua Hawkins (NZL)	21.38	Hugh Donovan (QLD)	21.60	Rod Wainwright (NSW)	21.79
400 metres	Jack Sheridan (VIC)	47.32	Jarryd Buchan (VIC)	47.36	Max Waldron (TAS)	47.76
800 metres	Timas Harik (VIC)	1:54.69	Robert Dredge (NSW)	1:54.72	Jordan Gusman (NSW)	1:55.62
1500 metres	Jack Curran (QLD)	3:53.78	Kyle Martin-Alcaide (VIC)	3:55.82	Kieron McDonald (NZL)	3:56.74
3000 metres	Luke Hargreaves (SA)	8:27.68	Patrick Tiernan (QLD)	8:33.57	Jacob Cocks (SA)	8:39.53
2000 metres steeplechase	Jacob Cocks (SA)	5:56.72	Nathan Derriman (NSW)	6:09.73	Julian Watkins (QLD)	6:17.81
110 metres hurdles (wind: 0.6m/s)	Jack Edwards (NSW)	13.89	Joshua Hawkins (NZL)	14.01	Anthony Collins (QLD)	14.04
400 metres hurdles	Jack Bangel (NSW)	52.13	George Freeman (QLD)	52.58	Christian Lozada (NSW)	52.76
High Jump	David Snowdon (NSW)	2.10	David Fulton (QLD)	1.96	William Fry (SA)	1.96
Pole Vault	Brodie Cross (VIC)	4.55	Jack Ingram (VIC)	4.25	Angus McLardie (VIC)	3.70
Long Jump	Jake Stein (NSW)	7.15 (wind: 0.0m/s)	Angus Gould (ACT)	6.99 (wind: 0.3m/s)	Khaele Bowen (QLD)	6.98 (wind: -1.0m/s)
Triple Jump	Benjamin Cox (NSW)	14.37 (wind: 0.0m/s)	Jagmandip Gill (VIC)	14.02 (wind: -1.4m/s)	Tom Hardeman (VIC)	13.31 (wind: 0.0m/s)
Shot Put	Jake Stein (NSW)	16.78	Alex Fafeita (NZL)	16.51	Cruz Hogan (WA)	15.61
Discus Throw	Mitchell Cooper (QLD)	55.87	Jake Stein (NSW)	53.10	Richard Callister (NZL)	50.93
Hammer Throw	Alex Fafeita (NZL)	59.84	Jack Dalton (VIC)	59.48	Lachlan Freestone (VIC)	53.74
Javelin Throw	William White (QLD)	71.56	Elliott Lang (NSW)	71.23	Darren Howard (WA)	68.74
5000 metres Walk	Brad Aiton (QLD)	21:27.09	Matthew Holcroft (NZL)	22:36.29	Steven Washburn (NSW)	23:09.22
4 x 100 metres relay	New South Wales Julian Roussety Jarrod Geddes Abdel Elkout Rod Wainwright	41.25	Queensland Luke Wilkinson Hugh Donovan Loxley Davies Anthony Collins	42.14	New Zealand Joshua Hawkins Blair Grant Jonty Rae Dalton Coppins	42.39
4 x 400 metres relay	Victoria Adam Fegan Will Johns Jarryd Buchan Jack Sheridan	3:19.14	New South Wales Benjamin Ambrose Jackson Lowe Jack Bangel Christian Lozada	3:22.15	Queensland Jay Meaney Jack Aird Ben Seymour Samuel Cook	3:22.39

Girls under 18 (Youth)

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres (wind: 2.8m/s)	Sophie Taylor (VIC)	11.70 w	Monica Brennan (VIC)	11.83 w	Tavleen Singh (NSW)	12.13 w
200 metres (wind: 0.1m/s)	Sophie Taylor (VIC)	24.15	Monica Brennan (VIC)	24.26	Angela Byrne (VIC)	24.79
400 metres	Alexandra Bulic (VIC)	55.76	Abbey De La Motte (TAS)	55.81	Eliza Bowers (QLD)	55.82
800 metres	Anna Laman (NSW)	2:06.49	Jenny Blundell (NSW)	2:08.66	Rochelle Kennedy (VIC)	2:09.63
1500 metres	Anna Laman (NSW)	4:22.94	Katelyn Simpson (QLD)	4:23.31	Hannah Wrigley (NSW)	4:29.03
3000 metres	Leshay Wells (QLD)	9:53.82	Helen Baade (QLD)	9:57.56	Natalea Smith (TAS)	9:58.03
2000 metres steeplechase	Leila Johnson (SA)	7:07.82	Alanah Hayes (VIC)	7:25.36	Holly Ratajec (NSW)	8:11.50
100 metres hurdles (wind: 2.6m/s)	Abbie Taddeo (NSW)	13.46 w	Taneille Crase (QLD)	13.72 w	Margaret Gayen (SA)	13.94 w
400 metres hurdles	Chloe Jamieson (ACT)	60.37	Sarah Carli (NSW)	60.86	Tatum Shaw (QLD)	61.11
High Jump	Kaitlin Morgan (TAS)	1.86	Keeley O'Hagan (NZL)	1.76	Emily Crutcher (NSW)	1.76
Pole Vault	Paris McCathrion (VIC)	3.90	Liz Parnov (WA)	3.85	Madeline Lawson (VIC)	3.50
Long Jump	Margaret Gayen (SA)	5.89 (wind: 0.5m/s)	Demii Maher-Smith (QLD)	5.79 (wind: 1.1m/s)	Natalie Apikotoa (NSW)	5.74 (wind: 1.6m/s)
Triple Jump	Demii Maher-Smith (QLD)	12.64 w (wind: 2.1m/s)	Natalie Apikotoa (NSW)	12.61 w (wind: 3.2m/s)	Kaitlin Morgan (TAS)	12.57 w (wind: 3.9m/s)
Shot Put	Filoi Aokuso (NSW)	14.27	Taylah Sengul (NSW)	13.72	Siositina Hakeai (NZL)	13.59
Discus Throw	Filoi Aokuso (NSW)	49.56	Keshia McGrath-Volau (QLD)	47.16	Taylah Sengul (NSW)	46.97
Hammer Throw	Danielle McConnell (TAS)	56.16	Rebecca Direen (TAS)	48.63	Roxanne Kellow (VIC)	45.38
Javelin Throw	Monique Cilione (VIC)	52.16	Wasie Toolis (QLD)	47.12	Winifred Parker (QLD)	38.70
5000 metres Walk	Amy Bettiol (NSW)	24:10.73	Amy Burren (VIC)	24:25.44	Jessica Pickles (QLD)	24:53.27
4 x 100 metres relay	Victoria Brittany Burkitt Angela Byrne Sophie Taylor Monica Brennan	46.73	New South Wales Samantha Hulme Tavleen Singh Dejanee Defoe Ella Nelson	47.21	Queensland Taneille Crase Stevie-Marie Murdoch Monique Hastie Larissa Chambers	47.63
4 x 400 metres relay	Victoria Rebecca Luke Adelaide Robertson Renee Doggett Alexandra Bulic	3:50.21	Queensland Emma Lawrence Tatum Shaw Taylor Mccann Eliza Bowers	3:50.87	New South Wales Tia O'Carroll Jess Stafford Jacarna Bain-Fenton Dejanee Defoe	3:51.76

Medal table (unofficial)

  *   Host nation (New South Wales)

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	New South Wales*	14	10	12	36
2	Victoria	11	9	7	27
3	Queensland	6	13	9	28
4	South Australia	4	0	3	7
5	New Zealand	2	4	4	10
6	Tasmania	2	2	3	7
7	Australian Capital Territory	1	1	0	2
8	Western Australia	0	1	2	3
Totals (8 entries)		40	40	40	120

Participation (unofficial)

An unofficial count yields the number of about 356 athletes from 3 countries. 331 athletes were from the 8 Australian States and Territories:

•  Australian Capital Territory
•  New South Wales
•  Northern Territory (1)
•  Queensland
•  South Australia
•  Tasmania
•  Victoria
•  Western Australia

and 25 athletes from a combined team "Oceania" composed of 2 other OAA member countries:

•  Fiji (2)
•  New Zealand (23)

References

1. Complete Results - 2011 Australian Junior Championships - Sydney Olympic Park - 10/03/2011 to 14/03/2011, Athletics Australia, retrieved March 22, 2013
2. WORLD JUNIOR ATHLETICS HISTORY ("WJAH"), World Junior Athletics History ("WJAH"), retrieved March 21, 2013

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