Gold medals were decided in seven events on the final day of competition at the 2024 ITTF-Oceania Championships. A summary of all medal winners from all events is available below:
INDIVIDUAL EVENTS
Men’s Singles: Gold – Hwan Bae (AUS), Silver – Aditya Sareen (AUS), Bronze – Nicholas Lum (AUS), Finn Luu (AUS).
Women’s Singles: Gold – Minhyung Jee (AUS), Silver – Yangzi Liu (AUS), Bronze – Melissa Tapper (AUS), Constantina Psihogios (AUS).
Men’s Doubles: Gold – Nicholas Lum/Finn Luu (AUS) , Silver – Aditya Sareen/Hwan Bae (AUS) Bronze – Dean Shu/Timothy Choi (NZ), Maxwell Henderson/Alfred Dela Pena (NZ).
Women’s Doubles: Gold – Minhyung Jee/Yangzi Liu (AUS), Silver – Melissa Tapper/Constantina Psihogios (AUS), Bronze – Josephine Chong/Ayumi Moriyama-Picard (NZ), Jocelyn Lam/Lisa Gear (NZ).
Mixed Doubles: Gold – Nicholas Lum/Yangzi Liu (AUS), Silver – Finn Luu/Minhyung Jee (AUS), Bronze – Dean Shu/Jocelyn Lam (NZ), Hwan Bae/Connie Psihogios (AUS).
Under 21 Men’s Singles: Gold – Timothy Choi (NZ), Silver – Maxwell Henderson (NZ), Bronze – Chulong Nie (AUS), Alex Liu Cao (NZ).
Under 21 Women’s Singles: Gold – Sanaya Buddhadasa (AUS), Silver – Nguyen Le(AUS), Bronze – Anya Chenb (NZ), Jocelyn Lam (NZ).
Under 21 Men’s Doubles: Gold – Yousef Hassan/Rayan Vardinejad (AUS), Silver – Jack Chen/Timothy Choi (NZ), Bronze – Alex Huang/Chulong Nie (AUS), Alex Liu Cao/Ray Zhang (NZ).
Under 21 Women’s Doubles: Gold – Sanaya Buddhadasa/Nguyen Le (AUS), Silver – Hanna Goh/Yi-Jen Hsu (AUS), Bronze – Josephine Chong/Ayumi Moriyama-Picard (NZ), Lisa Gear/Jocelyn Lam (NZ).
Under 21 Mixed Doubles: Gold – Chulong Nie/Sanaya Buddhadasa (AUS), Silver – Alex Huang/Cherry Le (AUS), Bronze – Alex Liu Cao/Jocelyn Lam (NZ), Yousef Hassan/Yi-Jen Hsu (AUS)
TEAM EVENTS
Men’s Teams: Gold – Australia, Silver – New Zealand, Bronze – New Caledonia.
Women’s Teams: Gold – Australia, Silver – New Zealand.
Under 21 Men’s Teams: Gold – Australia, Silver – New Zealand.
Under 21 Women’s Teams: Gold – Australia, Silver – New Zealand.
Pacific Cup Men’s Teams: Gold – New Caledonia, Silver – Fiji.
Full results are available HERE.