Athletics at the 1990 Micronesian Games

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Athletics at the II Micronesian Games
DatesJuly
Host city San Antonio, Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands Flag of the Northern Mariana Islands.svg
LevelSenior
Events27 (14 men, 13 women)


Athletics competitions at the 1990 Micronesian Games were held in San Antonio, Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands, in July, 1990.

Contents

A total of 27 events were contested, 14 by men and 13 by women.

Medal summary

Medal winners and their results were published on the Athletics Weekly webpage courtesy of Tony Isaacs. [1]

Men

EventGoldSilverBronze
100 metres Flag of Palau.svg  Daniel Adachi  (PLW)11.10 =GRFlag of Palau.svg  Tommy Worswick  (PLW)11.31 Flag of Chuuk.svg Charles Petrus (CHU)11.50
200 metres Flag of Palau.svg  Daniel Adachi  (PLW)23.30 GR Flag of Chuuk.svg Theodore Naka (CHU)23.90Flag of Palau.svg  Jacky Okada  (PLW)23.97
400 metres Flag of Palau.svg  Richard Ngiraked  (PLW)52.34 GRFlag of Palau.svg  Ricky Ngiraked  (PLW)52.54 Flag of Chuuk.svg John Luther (CHU)53.69
800 metres Flag of Pohnpei (1977-1992).svg Elias Rodriguez (POH)2:07.19 GRFlag of Guam.svg  Roy Avery  (GUM)2:07.49Flag of Palau.svg  Einer Kebekol  (PLW)2:08.01
1500 metres Flag of Pohnpei (1977-1992).svg Elias Rodriguez (POH)4:19.08 GRFlag of Palau.svg  Richard Madrekewet  (PLW)4:28.71Flag of Palau.svg  Einer Kebekol  (PLW)4:29.19
5000 metres Flag of Pohnpei (1977-1992).svg Elias Rodriguez (POH)17:18.51 GRFlag of the Northern Mariana Islands.svg  Yong Choi  (NMI)17:24.58 Flag of Chuuk.svg William Willy (CHU)17:42.40
10000 metres Flag of the Northern Mariana Islands.svg  Yong Choi  (NMI)37:04.27 GR Flag of Pohnpei (1977-1992).svg Elias Rodriguez (POH)37:04.74 Flag of Chuuk.svg Estos Tisa (CHU)38:19.40
Marathon Flag of Pohnpei (1977-1992).svg Elias Rodriguez (POH)2:52:29Flag of the Northern Mariana Islands.svg  Yong Choi  (NMI)2:55:31 Flag of Chuuk.svg Estos Tisa (CHU)3:11:38
High Jump Flag of Palau.svg  Tomiwo Suzuky  (PLW)1.65 Flag of Pohnpei (1977-1992).svg Edwin Charles (POH)1.60 Flag of Pohnpei (1977-1992).svg Anthony Roby (POH)1.50
Long Jump Flag of Palau.svg  Kerjoe Rechirei  (PLW)6.18 GRFlag of Palau.svg  Rollins Jonathan  (PLW)5.83Flag of Guam.svg  Fred Rocio  (GUM)5.76
Shot Put Flag of Palau.svg  Pelefoti Cooper  (PLW)13.16 GR Flag of Chuuk.svg Rasko Sos (CHU)11.20 Flag of Chuuk.svg Pat Kanas (CHU)10.70
Discus Throw Flag of Palau.svg  Pelefoti Cooper  (PLW)39.32 GRFlag of the Northern Mariana Islands.svg  Jeffrey Pua  (NMI)29.28 Flag of Chuuk.svg Frances Nabo (CHU)28.88
4 x 100 metres relay Flag of Palau.svg  Palau 44.31 GRFlag of Chuuk.svg  Chuuk 45.24Flag of Guam.svg  Guam 47.05
4 x 400 metres relay Flag of Palau.svg  Palau 3:33.01 GRFlag of Chuuk.svg  Chuuk 3:42.34Flag of Guam.svg  Guam 3:49.06

Women

EventGoldSilverBronze
100 metres Flag of Palau.svg  Anelize Emiliano  (PLW)13.20 GRFlag of Palau.svg  Sinta Ngirmeriil  (PLW)13.46 Flag of Pohnpei (1977-1992).svg Rita Epina (POH)13.69
200 metres Flag of Palau.svg  Anelize Emiliano  (PLW)28.65 GRFlag of Guam.svg  Theresa Sison  (GUM)28.85Flag of Palau.svg  Anavelee Sakuma  (PLW)28.94
400 metres Flag of Guam.svg  Theresa Sison  (GUM)68.68 GR Flag of Chuuk.svg Ania Joseph (CHU)68.76Flag of Guam.svg  Kristina Wilson  (GUM)69.01
800 metres Flag of Guam.svg  Marie Benito  (GUM)2:37.90Flag of Guam.svg  Kristina Wilson  (GUM)2:47.44Flag of Palau.svg  Laura Mangham  (PLW)2:48.56
1500 metres Flag of Guam.svg  Marie Benito  (GUM)5:15.71Flag of Guam.svg  Kristina Wilson  (GUM)5:31.88Flag of Palau.svg  Miriam Ilemelong  (PLW)5:37.52
5000 metres Flag of Guam.svg  Marie Benito  (GUM)20:07.03 Flag of Chuuk.svg Movie Werner (CHU)21:52.18Flag of Palau.svg  Miriam Ilemelong  (PLW)22:13.57
10000 metres Flag of Guam.svg  Marie Benito  (GUM)41:26.48Flag of Guam.svg  Lou Klitzki  (GUM)46:54.29Flag of Palau.svg  Margarite Abraham  (PLW)58:05.48
High Jump Flag of Palau.svg  Ruth Ngirailab  (PLW)1.32 GRFlag of Palau.svg  Brenges Kloulubak  (PLW)1.19
Long Jump Flag of Palau.svg  Ruth Ngirailab  (PLW)4.25Flag of Palau.svg  Brenges Kloulubak  (PLW)3.81
Shot Put Flag of Palau.svg  Ruth Ngirailab  (PLW)7.24Flag of the Northern Mariana Islands.svg  Clarrisa Fejeran  (NMI)6.05
Discus Throw Flag of Palau.svg  Ruth Ngirailab  (PLW)27.54Flag of the Northern Mariana Islands.svg  Frances Santos  (NMI)22.37
4 x 100 metres relay Flag of Palau.svg  Palau 53.52 GRFlag of Pohnpei (1977-1992).svg  Pohnpei 57.08Flag of the Marshall Islands.svg  Marshall Islands 57.80
4 x 400 metres relay Flag of Chuuk.svg  Chuuk 4:36.74Flag of Palau.svg  Palau 4:41.67Flag of Pohnpei (1977-1992).svg  Pohnpei 5:23.74

Medal table (unofficial)

  *   Host nation (Northern Mariana Islands)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1Flag of Palau.svg  Palau 168832
2Flag of Guam.svg  Guam 55414
3Flag of Pohnpei (1977-1992).svg  Pohnpei 43310
4Flag of Chuuk.svg  Chuuk 16714
5Flag of the Northern Mariana Islands.svg  Northern Mariana Islands *1506
6Flag of the Marshall Islands.svg  Marshall Islands 0011
Totals (6 entries)27272377

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