AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoPara Archery in the Spotlight: Tonga hosted the first Oceania Para Archery Coaching Course and Training Camp, bringing together coaches and para-athletes from Tonga, Fiji, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu, with adaptive coaching and modified equipment workshops culminating in the OPAL competition where Rose (Solomon Islands) took silver. Football Youth Stakes: Solomon Islands booked the OFC U16 Men’s semi-finals with a 2-1 comeback win over Vanuatu, after going behind, with Greggy Gau and George Lea’i delivering the turnaround. Commonwealth Games Build-Up: Team Solomon’s Stephen Rahuasi began final preparations in Brisbane ahead of Glasgow 2026, while weightlifting veteran Jenly Wini marked readiness after a four-week high-performance camp in Australia. Arts & Youth Support: PM Matthew Wale reaffirmed support for Dreamcast Theatre Solomon Islands, backing the youth arts hub as it faces rising commercial rent pressures. Chess Community Growth: Skillz King won the Sir Peter Kenilorea Chess Championship as SICF reported strong participation, including six female competitors. Faith Through Music: Christafari returned to Honiara for a free concert tour across Solomon Islands, aiming to share its gospel reggae message.
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