The 2021 Oceania Weightlifting Championships were contested from 24 to 26 September 2021.
The enduring impact of COVID-19 (which required cancellation of the 2020 championships, otherwise set to be held in Nauru) led to the competition being held in various venues across Oceania with competitors and officials linked by video, as opposed to a single competition venue. It was the first time results in a virtual competition were officially endorsed by the International Weightlifting Federation.
Medal table In contrast to previous championships, no junior or youth rank medals were awarded.
Medal summary Men 61 kgMorea Baru 265 kgShadrack Cain 195 kgHeni Udu 185 kg67 kgVaipava Ioane 289 kgDitto Ika 231 kgDuncan Laulua 205 kg73 kgJohn Tafi 284 kgEzekiel Moses 277 kgRuben Katoatau 250 kg81 kgLeo Lark 295 kgLarko Doguape 275 kgIgo Lohia 260 kg89 kgBeau Garrett 297 kgUea Detudamo 272 kgToua Udia 266 kg96 kgDon Opeloge 359 kgDavid James 335 kgTaniela Rainibogi 312 kg102 kgJack Opeloge 337 kgDavid Katoatau 260 kgNot awarded(lack of entries)109 kgPetelo Lautusi 343 kgMatthew Lydement 330 kgTavita Leilua 248 kg+109 kgSuamili Nanai 353 kgDavid Barnhouse 255 kgNot awarded(lack of entries)
Women 45 kgNot awarded(lack of entries, no registered total)49 kgThelma Toua 130 kgNot awarded(lack of entries, no registered total)55 kgJenly Tegu Wini 176 kgMy-Only Stephen 143 kgJaylyn Mala 110 kg59 kgJacinta Sumagaysay 165 kgMary Kini Lifu 145 kgBetty Waneasi 135 kg64 kgSarah Cochrane 220 kgBernice Detudamo 138 kgNot awarded(lack of entries)71 kgOlivia Shelton 207 kgDarcy Kay 204 kgTalemaiwasa Sebuita 138 kg76 kgEbony Gorincu 208 kgMaximina Uepa 180 kgAvatu Opeloge 147 kg81 kgAntonette Labausa 157 kgSalome Manumua 147 kgNot awarded(no registered total)87 kgEileen Cikamatana 250 kgImoasina Pelenato 159 kgNot awarded(lack of entries)+87 kgFeagaiga Stowers 258 kgIuniarra Sipaia 248 kgKuinini Manumua 220 kg
References
External links Results book