Athletics at the 1969 Micronesian Games

Athletics at the I Micronesian Games
Dates	July
Host city	San Antonio, Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands
Level	Senior
Events	24 (18 men, 6 women)
Participation	6 nations
	1990 Saipan → ; 1969 Micronesian Games

Athletics competitions at the 1969 Micronesian Games were held in San Antonio, Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands, in July, 1969. Only athletes from those six Micronesian territories that constituted the U.S. administrated Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands were participating.[1]

A total of 24 events were contested, 18 by men and 6 by women.

Medal summary

Medal winners and their results were published on the Athletics Weekly webpage courtesy of Tony Isaacs.[2]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres	Eliezer Sebalt (PLW)	11.1	Tadasi Sakuma (PLW)	11.2	Cabriel Walter (PLW)	11.3
200 metres	Eliezer Sebalt (PLW)	23.5	Cabriel Walter (PLW)	24.1	Avin Chero (CHU)	24.4
400 metres	Eliezer Sebalt (PLW)	53.8	Cleofas Iyar (PLW)	55.0	Karno Kumo (CHU)	57.1
800 metres	Cleofas Iyar (PLW)	2:11.3	Karno Kumo (CHU)	???	Antonio Spencer (POH)	???
1500 metres	Ishiro Hairens (POH)	4:40.9	Alyko Peiso (POH)	4:44.3	William Osima (PLW)	4:44.5
3000 metres	Ishiro Hairens (POH)	10:33.3	Elia Kual (PLW)	10:51.0	Isidro Hairens (POH)	10:54.0
5000 metres	Ishiro Hairens (POH)	18:18.8	Silas Ngirabiang (PLW)	18:52.4	Elia Kual (PLW)	18:56.5
10,000 metres	Ishiro Hairens (POH)	39:38.8	Alyko Peiso (POH)	39:44.1	Elia Kual (PLW)	40:14.3
110 metres hurdles	Dave Emil (PLW)	17.3	Tony Towai (PLW)	17.6	Mike Zakios (MHL)	18.4
High jump	Henry Edwin (POH)	1.72	Tony Towai (PLW)	1.72	Yamada (YAP)	1.67
Pole vault	Filomena Ngirabedul (PLW)	3.20	Tony Towai (PLW)	3.05	Nachimu Sourk (CHU)	2.89
Long jump	Mike Zakios (MHL)	6.04	William Ngiraikelau (PLW)	6.03	Solomen Ruben (CHU)	5.89
Triple jump	William Ngiraikelau (PLW)	13.33	Paulus Kumangai (PLW)	12.75	Simeon Wilson (POH)	12.42
Shot put	Carwin Edwin (POH)	11.78	Jess Pua (NMA)	10.72	Oketang Ngirailab (PLW)	10.46
Discus throw	Samuel Butelbai (PLW)	32.04	Oketang Ngirailab (PLW)	30.38	Carwin Edwin (POH)	30.18
Javelin throw	Singeru Techur (PLW)	51.14	Teofilus Joshua (PLW)	50.90	Samuel Butelbai (PLW)	49.80
4 × 100 metres relay	Palau	45.7	Ponape	47.0	Truk	47.8
4 × 400 metres relay	Palau	3:39.7	Ponape	3:55.0	Truk	3:59.5

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres	Clara Joshua (PLW)	13.5	Atalia Chukon (CHU)	13.8	Ines Iasuo (CHU)	13.9
200 metres	Notune Albert (POH)	28.7	Clara Joshua (PLW)	30.1	Ines Iasuo (CHU)	30.3
400 metres	Notune Albert (POH)	71.7	Menros Amru (CHU)	72.2	Royal Olter (POH)	75.9
High jump	Julia Franz (PLW)	1.27	Margarita Ngirakamerang (PLW)	1.24	Kautiang Mikel (PLW)	1.24
Long jump	Julia Franz (PLW)	4.39	Clara Joshua (PLW)	4.31	Maraka Kamien (CHU)	3.86
4 × 100 metres relay	Truk	56.8	Ponape	57.4	Palau	57.6


Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Palau	14	15	8	37
2	Ponape	8	5	5	18
3	Truk	1	3	9	13
4	Marshall Islands	1	0	1	2
5	Northern Mariana Islands*	0	1	0	1
6	Yap	0	0	1	1
Totals (6 nations)		24	24	24	72

Athletes from the following 6 territories were reported to participate:

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