List of French Polynesian records in athletics

The following are the national records in athletics in French Polynesia maintained by French Polynesian's national athletics federation: Fédération d'Athlétisme de Polynésie Française (FAPF).

Outdoor

Key to tables:   Awaiting ratification   Record not kept by FAPF

+ = en route to a longer distance
ht = hand timing
# = not ratified by federation
y = denotes one mile

Men

Event	Record	Athlete	Date	Meet	Place	Ref.
100 m	10.52	Jean Bourne	21 July 1972[1]		Colombes, France	[2]
	10.3 (ht)	Jean Bourne	10 May 1968		Papeete, French Polynesia	[2]
200 m	21.60	Robert Tupuhoé	28 August 1989	South Pacific Mini Games	Nuku'alofa, Tonga	[2]
	21.1 (ht)[3]	Jean Bourne	28 July 1968		Colombes, France	[2]
400 m	47.13	Isaac Yaya	26 June 2005		Nice, France	[2]
800 m	1:53.28	Pascal Adams	8 July 1987		Colombes, France	[2]
1000 m	2:29.6+	Pascal Adams	27 March 1987		Poissy, France	[2]
1500 m	3:51.36	Charles Delys	30 August 2011	World Championships	Daegu, South Korea	[2]
2000 m	5:40.41	Pascal Adams	27 March 1987		/ Pirae, French Polynesia	[2]
3000 m	8:27.4	Charles Delys	3 August 2011		Pirae, French Polynesia	[2]
5000 m	14:41.6	Pascal Adams	31 July 1988		Saint-Maur, France	[2]
10,000 m	31:32.87	Georges Richmond	30 April 2003		Pirae, French Polynesia	[2]
10 km (road)	31:59	Charles Delys	22 January 2011
One hour	16350 m+	Gilles Julien	5 April 1975		Pirae, French Polynesia
Half marathon	1:08:44	Georges Richemond	3 October 1993		Brussels, Belgium
20 km (road)	1:13:29	Gilles Julien	5 April 1975		Pirae, French Polynesia
Marathon	2:25:28	Jean-Louis Bounhoure	7 August 1983		Saint-Jean-de-Monts, Vendée, France	[2]
110 m hurdles	14.51 (+1.3 m/s)	Toriki Urarii	8 September 2007	South Pacific Games	Apia, Samoa	[2]
	14.4 (ht)	Robert Tupuhoé	15 August 1991		/ Pirae, French Polynesia	[2]
400 m hurdles	50.90	Robert Tupuhoé	11 April 1987		/ Pirae, French Polynesia	[2]
2000 m steeplechase	6:25.6 h	Hubert Gobrait	1984		Pirae, French Polynesia
3000 m steeplechase	9:38.49	Pascal Adams	16 December 1987	South Pacific Games	Nouméa, New Caledonia	[2]
High jump	2.15 m	Pierre Léontieff-Téahu	17 June 1973		Vittel, France	[2]
Pole vault	5.13 m	Thibaut Cattiau	4 March 1989		Pirae, French Polynesia	[2]
Long jump	7.98 m (+1.7 m/s)	Raihau Maiau	6 June 2015		Marseille, France	[4]
	8.00 m (+2.0 m/s)	Raihau Maiau	14 July 2024	Open de France et Décathlon Féminin	Talence, France	[5]
Triple jump	15.44 m[6]	Didier Baudoin	17 February 1989		Pirae, French Polynesia
	14.95 m (+0.8 m/s)	Apolosi Foliaki	26 February 1994	Oceania Championships	Auckland, New Zealand	[2]
Shot put	19.82 m #[7]	Tumutai Dauphin^†	10 June 2015		Grenoble, France
	19.76 m #		14 June 2013		Bourg-en-Bresse, France
	19.14 m #		17 July 2015	Pacific Games	Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea	[8]
	18.93 m #		8 September 2011	Pacific Games	/ Nouméa, New Caledonia	[9]
	18.46 m #	Jean-Claude Duhazé	26 May 1979		Pirae, French Polynesia	[2]
Discus throw	57.92 m	Jean-Claude Duhazé	17 August 1979		Pirae, French Polynesia	[2]
Hammer throw	58.10 m	Jean-Claude Duhazé	5 May 1979		Pirae, French Polynesia	[2]
Javelin throw	66.42 m (old design)[10]	Romaric Valefaakaga	15 May 1991		/ Pirae, French Polynesia	[2]
	63.94 m (new design)	Joseph Leverd	26 March 1986[11]		/| Pirae, French Polynesia
	66.46 m # (old design)	Joseph Leverd	7 April 1986		/| Pirae, French Polynesia
Decathlon	6583 pts (ht)	Robert Tupuhoé	29-30 April 1986[12]		/ Pirae, French Polynesia
	10.8 (100 m), 6.58 m (long jump), 9.14 m (shot put), 1.75 m (high jump), 49.1 (400 m) / 15.1 (110 m hurdles), 32.46 m (discus), 4.30 m (pole vault), 46.90 m (javelin), 4:56.6 (1500 m)
20 km walk (road)
50 km walk (road)
4 × 100 m relay	41.8	French Polynesia John Salmon Alexandre Aunoa Jean Bourne Charles Tetaria	11 September 1971	South Pacific Games	Pirae, French Polynesia
4 × 200 m relay	1:28.2	French Polynesia Pouliquen Tupuhoe Amaru Manuel	15 March 1985		/ Pirae, French Polynesia
4 × 400 m relay	3:20.45	French Polynesia Jeffrey-Tamatoa Laibe Simon Thieury Teiva Brinkfield Isaac Yaya	8 September 2007	South Pacific Games	Apia, Samoa
4 × 800 m relay	8:15.7	Central Sport Ferre Vongey Bourret Escande	15 April 1992		/ Pirae, French Polynesia
4 × 1500 m relay	17:36.4	Aorai Deviville H. Gobrait Harehoe R Gobrait	19 January 1985		/ Pirae, French Polynesia

^†: Transferred allegiance to France (not eligible for Oceania competitions)^[2]

Women

Event	Record	Athlete	Date	Meet	Place	Ref.
100 m	11.95	Albertine An	24 July 1988		Le Touquet, France	[2]
	11.8 (ht)	Albertine An	1988
200 m	24.60	Albertine An	8 July 1987		Colombes, France	[2]
	24.4 (ht)	Danièle Guyonnet	1987			[2]
400 m	57.39	Cécile Tiatia	30 May 2004		Pirae, French Polynesia	[2]
	57.36[13]	Takina Bernardino	19 June 2016		Valence, France
800 m	2:13.62	Marie-Line Marraud	5 May 1988		/ Pirae, French Polynesia	[2]
1000 m	2:56.8	Vaite Bounhoure	26 April 2003		Pirae, French Polynesia	[2]
1500 m	4:36.13	Stéphanie Nonotte	12 July 2003	South Pacific Games	Suva, Fiji	[2]
2000 m	7:07.18	Astrid Montuclard	8 May 2010		Pirae, French Polynesia
3000 m	9:34.63 #	Stéphanie Nonotte	22 May 2005		Tourlaville, France	[2]
	10:33.2	Teroro Meyer	22 June 1988		Saint-Maur, France	[2]
5000 m	18:05.66	Vaite Bounhoure	21 March 2003		Dunedin, New Zealand	[2]
10,000 m	38:48.45	Sophie Gardon	5 September 2007	Pacific Games	Apia, Samoa	[2]
Half marathon	1:19.35	Patricia Gauquelin	16 December 2006		Apia, Samoa
	1:26.41	Sophie Gardon	1 June 2003		Tautira, French Polynesia	[2]
Marathon	2:49:12	Sophie Gardon	12 February 2006		Moorea, French Polynesia	[2]
100 m hurdles	13.69	Albertine An	31 July 1988		Fontainebleau, France	[2]
400 m hurdles	59.42	Katia Sanford	9 July 1989		Créteil, France	[2]
2000 m steeplechase	7:18.16	Astrid Montuclard	3 March 2012		Papeete, French Polynesia	[2][14]
3000 m steeplechase	11:07.55	Heiata Brinkfield	6 September 2011	Pacific Games	/ Nouméa, New Caledonia	[2]
High jump	1.86 m	Danièle Guyonnet	7 August 1977		Zofingen, Switzerland	[2]
Pole vault	3.01 m	Lucie Tepea	30 May 2009		Punaruu, French Polynesia	[2]
Long jump	5.94 m (+0.6 m/s)	Véronique Boyer	7 April 2001		/ Pirae, French Polynesia	[2]
Triple jump	12.83 m (+1.5 m/s)	Véronique Boyer	12 July 2003	South Pacific Games	Suva, Fiji	[2]
Shot put	13.77 m	Margareth Bringold	18 August 1995		Pirae, French Polynesia	[2]
Discus throw	48.08 m	Sandra Pito	12 August 1988		Tours, France	[2]
Hammer throw	36.42 m	Manuela Heitz	9 June 2004		Pirae, French Polynesia
	36.74 m #	Sandra Bordes	14 January 2006		Pirae, French Polynesia	[2]
Javelin throw	45.95 m[15] (new design)	Teuruerani Tanepau	29 June 2009		Pirae, French Polynesia	[2]
	49.16 m (old design)	Diane Meamea	10 December 1987	South Pacific Games	Nouméa, New Caledonia	[2]
Heptathlon	5456 pts (ht)	Véronique Boyer	19-20 May 2001[16]		/ Pirae, French Polynesia
	14.21 (100 m hurdles), 1.81 m (high jump), 12.19 m (shot put), 25.8 (200 m), 5.60 m (long jump), 37.48 m (javelin), 2:29.44 (800 m)
5000 m walk (track)	37:21.12	Georgia Parard	7 July 2010		Pirae, French Polynesia
10 km walk (road)	38:16	Patricia Gauquelin	1 April 2010
20 km walk (road)
4 × 100 m relay	47.64	French Polynesia Jessie Manutahi Aimata Leroy Sandra Yansaud Albertine An	16 December 1987	South Pacific Games	Nouméa, New Caledonia
4 × 200 m relay	1:46.1	Aorai Jessie Manutahi Sandra Yansaud L. Manutahi Albertine An	1 June 1983		Pirae, French Polynesia
4 × 400 m relay	3:59.53	French Polynesia Véronique Boyer Katia Sanford Marie Line Marraud Léonne Ley	18 December 1987	South Pacific Games	Nouméa, New Caledonia
4 × 800 m relay	10:18.1	Excelsior V. Manutahi Charles Sophie Gardon Gaillard	10 June 2000		/ Pirae, French Polynesia
4 × 1500 m relay	21:55.1	Excelsior V. Manutahi Charles Sophie Gardon Gaillard	28 May 2000		/ Pirae, French Polynesia

Indoor

Men

Event	Record	Athlete	Date	Meet	Place	Ref.
50 m	6.03	Isaac Yaya	20 December 2003		Nice, France
60 m	6.72	Raihau Maiau	4 February 2016		Nantes, France
200 m	22.54	Simon Thieury	3 February 2008		Aubière, France
400 m	48.45	Isaac Yaya	10 March 2006	World Championships	Moscow, Russia	[17]
800 m	1:59.73	Teiva Brinkfield	4 February 2007		Nogent-sur-Oise, France
1000 m	2:45.17	Tieva Brinkfield	8 December 2007		Reims, France
1500 m	4:38.91	Teiva Brinkfield	16 December 2006		Reims, France
3000 m
50 m hurdles	7.13	Toriki Urarii	17 December 2011		Nice, France
60 m hurdles	8.23	Toriki Urarii	11 January 2009		Metz, France
High jump	1.96 m	Raihau Maiau	26 January 2014		Bompas, France
Pole vault	4.50 m	Stanley Drollet	1969		France
Long jump	8.02 m	Raihau Maiau	4 February 2016	University Championships	Nantes, France	[18]
Triple jump	12.14 m	Isaac Yaya	20 December 2003		Nice, France
Shot put	20.10 m	Tumatei Dauphin	21 February 2015		Aubière, France
Heptathlon
	60m Long jump Shot put High jump 60m H Pole vault 1000m
5000 m walk
4 × 400 m relay

Women

Event	Record	Athlete	Date	Meet	Place	Ref.
60 m	8.01	Salome Pracht Kautz	5 February 2011		Eaubonne, France
200 m
400 m
800 m	2:13.87[19]	Florence Joly	3 February 1991[20]		Paris, France
1500 m	4:58.18	Heiata Brinkfield	16 January 2011		Reims, France
Mile	4:58.81	Heiata Brinkfield	3 February 2008		Nogent-sur-Oise, France
3000 m	10:48.25	Heiata Brinkfield	19 December 2009		Reims, France
60 m hurdles	8.92	Véronique Boyer	20 February 1993		Paris, France
High jump	1.83 m	Daniéle Guyonnet	30 January 1976		Portland, United States
Pole vault
Long jump	5.77 m	Véronique Boyer	26 February 1994		Bordeaux, France
Triple jump
Shot put	12.23 m	Véronique Boyer	11 November 2004		Bompas, France
Pentathlon	3797 pts	Véronique Boyer	10 January 2004		Bompas, France
	9.09 (60 m hurdles), 1.72 m (high jump), 12.23 m (shot put), 5.57 m (long jump), 2:35.07 (800 m)
3000 m walk
4 × 400 m relay

References

1. by IAAF source; 10 May 1968 by federation source
2. Oceania Member Federation National Records (July 2013) – FRENCH POLYNESIA NATIONAL RECORDS (PDF), Oceania Athletics Association, July 2013, pp. 35–36, archived from the original (PDF) on 30 October 2013, retrieved 7 February 2014
3. not officially recognised by IAAF
4. "Marseille (France), 6.6.2015". trackinsun.blogspot.de. 7 June 2015. Retrieved 2 January 2016.
5. "Long Jump Results". World Athletics. Retrieved 23 July 2024.
6. officially recognised, but Baudoin is from Guadeloupe and therefore ineligible for French Polynesia
7. indoor mark ratified as absolute record
8. "Shot Put Results". pg2015.gems.pro. 17 July 2015. Retrieved 18 July 2015.
9. JEUX DU PACIFIQUE NC 2011 – Noumea (Stade Numa Daly), 03 – 11 Septembre 2011 (PDF) (in French), Oceania Athletics Association, p. 11, archived from the original (PDF) on 22 February 2014, retrieved 7 February 2014
10. not officially ratified by IAAF; with old javelin and on 15 May 1979 by other sources
11. by IAAF source; 26 March 1998 by other sources
12. by IAAF source; 28–29 March 1986 by federation source
13. not recognised by IAAF
14. "OCEANIA ATHLETICS – RECORDS SET IN 2012" (PDF). OAA. December 2012. Archived from the original (PDF) on 3 March 2016. Retrieved 9 February 2013.
15. 45.93 m by federation source
16. by IAAF source; 19–20 April 2001 by federation source
17. "400 Metres Heats Results" (PDF). IAAF. 10 March 2006. Archived from the original (PDF) on 4 June 2011. Retrieved 14 April 2010.
18. "Nantes (France), 4.2.2016 -University Championships- (indoor)". trackinsun.blogspot.de. 4 February 2016. Retrieved 6 February 2016.
19. 2:13.37 by other sources
20. 2 February 1991 by other sources

External links

• FAPF web site