Olympische Jugend-Sommerspiele 2010/Teilnehmer (Papua-Neuguinea)
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Die Jugend-Olympiamannschaft aus Papua-Neuguinea für die I. Olympischen Jugend-Sommerspiele vom 14. bis 26. August 2010 in Singapur bestand aus 21 Athleten.
Der Leichtathlet John Rivan konnte im Staffellauf die Bronzemedaille gewinnen. Da diese mit einer gemischten Mannschaft gewonnen wurde, fließt sie nicht in den offiziellen Medaillenspiegel ein.
Athleten nach Sportarten
Fußball
Mädchen
- 6. Platz
- Kader
- Cathura Ramoi
- Carolyn Obi
- Bridget Kadu
- Talitha Irakau
- Josephine McNamara
- Lucy Maino
- Grace Steven
- Alexier Stephen
- Fiona Vulia
- Geenaidah Willie
- Dinna Awele
- Catherine Sebenaia
- Ramona Lorenz
- Rumona Morris
- Georgina Kaikas
- Biangka Gubag
- Maravai Vulia
- Wena Laka
- Carolyn Obi
- Cathura Ramoi
Gewichtheben
Jungen
- Steven Kari
- Klasse bis 77 kg: 4. Platz
Leichtathletik
Jungen
- John Rivan
- 200 m: 18. Platz
- Staffellauf: Bronze (mit dem Team Ozeanien)
- 200 m: 18. Platz
Schwimmen
Jungen
- Ian Nakmai
- 50 m Brust: 13. Platz (Halbfinale)
- 100 m Brust: DNS
- 50 m Brust: 13. Platz (Halbfinale)
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