AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCommonwealth Games Spotlight: Team Solomon has unveiled its “Meet the Athletes” campaign, naming 13 athletes for Glasgow 2026 across Athletics, Boxing, Judo, Swimming, Para Powerlifting and Weightlifting, and confirming a leadership change: Chef de Mission Michael Chan steps back for family reasons, with Naoyuki Fujiyama appointed to keep preparations on track. Football (OFC U-16): Solomon Islands booked a semi-final spot after a comeback 2-1 win over Vanuatu, with Greggy Gau and George Lea’i turning the game around, setting up a last-four clash against New Zealand, Fiji and PNG. Para Sport in the Region: Tonga hosted the first regional Para Archery Coaching Course and Training Camp for Oceania, culminating in OPAL competition where Rose (Solomon Islands) won silver and Fiji’s Leslie took gold. Honiara Arts & Youth: Dreamcast Theatre Solomon Islands received Prime Minister Matthew Wale’s reaffirmed support, with the government recognising the youth-driven arts hub’s role amid rising rent pressures. Music & Community: Christafari arrived in Honiara to kick off a free concert tour across Solomon Islands, with shows planned in Noro, Auki and a Honiara grand finale at Point Cruz. Chess: Skillz King won the 2026 Sir Peter Kenilorea Chess Championship, topping 20 teams and 100 players in a major Independence Day event.
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