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MINOC Sport Development Officer, Mr. Junior Kaibot, represented the Marshall Islands National Olympic Committee (MINOC) ...
12/08/2026

MINOC Sport Development Officer, Mr. Junior Kaibot, represented the Marshall Islands National Olympic Committee (MINOC) at the Pacific Games Council General Assembly in Tahiti, held from 5–7 August 2026, in preparation for the Tahiti 2027 Pacific Games.

The General Assembly focused on preparations for the Tahiti 2027 Pacific Games and brought together the Pacific Games Council, Pacific Games Associations, the Tahiti 2027 Organizing Committee, the Government of French Polynesia, COPF Tahiti, and other key stakeholders.

During his time in Tahiti, Junior participated in cultural workshops, strategic discussions, and site visits to Paul Gauguin High School, the future Athletes’ Village, and the planned competition venues.

The meetings provided an opportunity to review progress, exchange information, and discuss the next steps for Tahiti 2027.

MINOC extends its sincere appreciation to the Pacific Games Council, the Board, and the people of French Polynesia, Tahiti for their warm hospitality, generous support, and commitment to the success of the Pacific Games.

Komoltata and Māuruuru!

Welcoming Home Marshall Islands Volleyball Federation President Darcyann Muller and the the rest of the athletes at the ...
10/08/2026

Welcoming Home Marshall Islands Volleyball Federation President Darcyann Muller and the the rest of the athletes at the Amata International Airport. The team performed well at the Oceania Volleyball Championships 2026 in Guam qualifying for the Pacific Games in Tahiti 2027.

07/08/2026

Oceania Volleyball Championships 2026-Semi-Finals

SATURDAY SCHEDULE -GUAM TIME

3:45 pm: women’s Semi-finals – Australia vs Marshall Islands

MHL vs PLW
03/08/2026

MHL vs PLW

University of Guam Calvo Fieldhouse

20/07/2026
10/07/2026
The Marshall Islands Athletes’ Commission is pleased to announce a milestone for all Olympians: For the first time, the ...
24/06/2026

The Marshall Islands Athletes’ Commission is pleased to announce a milestone for all Olympians: For the first time, the IOC is setting up a USD $10,000 'Fit for the Future' grant through Athlete365 to deliver direct support for sporting careers or career transitions for athletes competing in the Olympic Games

A milestone for Olympians worldwide. 🌍

For the first time in history, every athlete competing at the Olympic Games is eligible for a USD 10,000 “Fit for the Future Olympian Grant”, starting with Milano Cortina 2026.

An exciting initiative as part of Fit for the Future, and a new way to provide direct support to athletes.🤩

Learn more here: https://www.olympics.com/athlete365/news/officialstatement/an-olympic-first-ioc-to-set-up-fit-for-the-future-olympian-grant-to-support-all-olympians-with-usd-10-000-starting-from-milano-cortina-2026-x0915

Micronesian Games Council Confirms Kiribati as Host of the 2030 Micronesian GamesTamuning, Guam — June 6, 2026 — The Mic...
07/06/2026

Micronesian Games Council Confirms Kiribati as Host of the 2030 Micronesian Games

Tamuning, Guam — June 6, 2026 — The Micronesian Games Council (MGC) has officially selected the
Kiribati Micronesian Games Association as the host of the 2030 Micronesian Games, following the most
competitive bidding cycle in the event’s history.

Four jurisdictions — Chuuk, Kiribati, the Northern Mariana Islands, and Palau — submitted complete bids, reflecting the growing strength and regional commitment of the Micronesian Games movement.

However, the Northern Mariana Islands withdrew their application due to the devastation caused by Super Typhoon Sinlaku.

The MGC Executive Board conducted a comprehensive evaluation of each bid, including Games concepts, facilities, accommodations, transportation plans, financial capacity, and alignment with
long-term development goals. Kiribati’s proposal earned the Council’s confidence and was endorsed by
majority vote during the General Assembly on June 6, 2026.

MGC President Joey Miranda III praised the strong interest shown across the region. “The Micronesian Games are a celebration of our shared identity, our youth, and our commitment to
regional cooperation. We congratulate Kiribati and thank all bidding jurisdictions for their dedication to
advancing sport and unity in Micronesia.” Established in 1969, the Micronesian Games bring together athletes from across the region every four years. The 11th edition will be hosted by Nauru from January 14–23, 2028, featuring 17 confirmed
sports.

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