Wednesday, 7 October 2026

Oceania at the Olympiad

 While keeping a close eye on the performance of the PNG team, I was also watching how the rest of Oceania was going. Importantly, every Oceania federation sent a team in the Open category (for the 1st time) while there were 7 federations in the Women's section (a little over 50%). 

A number of teams made their debut this year, and I should single out the performance of the Tongan team. For a Federation that has only been around for a couple of years, to finish with 6 match points, and 14.5 game points, at their first Olympiad , is quite the achievement. 

There is also the 'unofficial' Pacific championship ( ie without the big 2 of Australia and NZ), which Guam won in both sections. But even in the overall standings, NZ ran very close to Australia in the Open, and finished with more game points that the 'West Island' in the Women's section.

A number of direct titles were earned from the event as well, which I have listed below 

 

Open


Place

Name

Points

Game Points

W/D/L

56

Australia

13

25.5

+5=3-3

59

New Zealand

13

25

+6=1-4

125

Guam

10

21

+5=0-6

150

Papua New Guinea

9

19.5

+4=1-6

181

New Caledonia

8

18

+4=0-7

187

Fiji

7

16.5

+2=3-6

191

Kiribati

7

16.5

+2=3-6

192

Palau

7

16.5

+2=3-6

195

Solomon Islands

6

14.5

+3=0-8

200

Vanuatu

6

15.5

+2=2-7

201

Tonga

6

14.5

+3=0-8

202

Naoero

5

14.5

+1=3-7

205

Marshall Islands

0

1.5

+0=0-8


Women’s


Place

Federation

Points

Game Points

W/D/L

51

Australia

13

23

+6=1-4

86

New Zealand

11

23.5

+5=1-5

132

Guam

9

21

+3=3-5

143

Fiji

9

17

+4=1-6

159

Papua New Guinea

8

17.5

+3=2-6

167

Palau

7

16.5

+3=1-7

171

Vanuatu

7

13.5

+3=1-7


There were a number of personal achievements , in the form of FIDE titles


Open


FM title (conditional on having a rating above 2100 after 30 FIDE rated games)


Amnol, Ishmael Papua New Guinea

Galois, Mathieu New Caledonia

Maharaj, Yash Krishen Fiji

Tenezaca, Cristian Guam


CM title (awarded upon confirmation by FIDE Titles Office, and acceptance by Federation)


Amnol, Ishmael Papua New Guinea

Buccat, Benchly Cabanayan Guam

Delrieu, Pierre Vanuatu

Gadeanang, Andrew Naoero

Galois, Mathieu New Caledonia

Justo, James Marcus Guam

Maharaj, Yash Krishen Fiji

Mailangi, Sosefo Tonga

Martin, Ataake Kiribati

Tan, Santiago Jr Palau

Tenezaca, Cristian Guam


WFM title (conditional on having a rating above 1900 after 30 FIDE rated games)


Benzon, Tiffany Guam

Delrieu, Lou-Anne Vanuatu


WCM title (awarded upon confirmation by FIDE Titles Office, and acceptance by Federation)

Delrieu, Lou-Anne Vanuatu

Justo, Alexis Rian Guam

Masau, Latileta Fiji

Mimino, Natasha Papua New Guinea

 

 

 

 

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