New Zealand dominated day three of the 2025 Oceania Track Championships winning all four elite titles as Olympic stars shined in Brisbane.

In a history making moment for cycling in the Pacific, New Caledonia claimed their first Oceania Championship medal in 19 years as Keryl Moutry won bronze in the under 19 men’s points race. Moutry received his medal from track cycling great Felicia Ballanger, a 10 time world champion and three time Olympic gold medallist.

2019 World champion and 2020 Tokyo Olympic silver medallist Campbell Stewart was a dominant force in the elite men’s omnium winning the scratch and elimination race and finishing third ahead of the final points race.

His bunch racing strength was too much for the competition as he added the Oceania title to his palmares in the event that also includes two junior world titles. Silver went to teammate Thomas Sexton (New Zealand) with Olympic team pursuit champion and world record holder Oliver Bleddyn (Australia) rounding out the podium.

After winning silver in 2023 and bronze in 2024 Emily Shearman had her eyes on completing the set and adding gold in the elite women’s omnium. Consistency was key second place finishes in the scratch, tempo and elimination races. In a strong position she added points across the sprint to hold off the charge from Bryony Botha (New Zealand) who claimed her third medal in the event in four years. Maeve Plouffe rounded out the podium.

With a lap to go Andrews stormed to the front and raced away for a convincing victory and her third Oceania keirin title. It would be an all New Zealand podium with Olivia King taking silver and Olympic team sprint silver medallist Shaane Fulton the bronze.

In the elite men’s keirin, Olympian and two-time bronze medallist Sam Dakin (New Zealand) unleashed his sprint to take his maiden title ahead of Bryon Davies (Australia) and Daniel Barber (Australia).

In under 19 events Samuel Washington (Australia) won the men’s points race ahead of Bailey MacDonald (Australia) and Keryl Moutry (New Caledonia). Moutry’s medal was the first by a rider from New Caledonia since 2006.

Amelie Sanders (Australia) claimed her third title of the week combining with Leani Van der Berg (Australia) in the women’s Madison with Anna Dubier and Madeleine Wasserbaech (Australia) and Ava Schmidtke and Caitlin Rose (Australia) rounding out the podium.

Ella Liang (Australia) won gold in the under 19 women’s 1km time trial having earlier set a new Oceania Record of 1:11.357 in qualifying. Silver went to Ebony Robinson (Australia) and bronze to Shaylah Sayers (New Zealand).

New Zealand’s Benjamin Murphy, Alex Schuler and Flynn Underwood claimed the under 19 men’s team sprint. The team pursuit title went to Zachary Douglas-Savage, Lachlan Walter, Jonas Shelverton and Samuel Washington of (Australia).

Titles were awarded in the time trial for Para-cyclists with gold going to Kyle Willis (Australia) men C3, Mathew Gray (Australia) men C5, Kane Perris and Luke Zacciaria (Pilot) (Australia) men tandem, Paige Greco (Australia) women C3, Erin Normoyle (Australia) women C4, Alana Forster (Australia) women C5 and Tegan Reder and Jacqui Mengler-Mohr (Pilot) (Australia) women tandem.

Results – Full Results

Elite Men Omnium
Gold: Campbell Stewart (New Zealand)
Silver: Thomas Sexton (New Zealand)
Bronze: Oliver Bleddyn (Australia)

Elite Women Omnium
Gold: Emily Shearman (New Zealand)
Silver: Bryony Botha (New Zealand)
Bronze: Maeve Plouffe (Australia)

Elite Women Keirin
Gold: Ellesse Andrews (New Zealand)
Silver: Olivia King (New Zealand)
Bronze: Shaane Fulton (New Zealand)

Elite Men Keirin
Gold: Sam Dakin (New Zealand)
Silver: Byron Davies (Australia)
Bronze: Daniel Barber (Australia)

Under 19 Men Team Pursuit
Gold: Zachary Douglas-Savage, Lachlan Walter, Jonas Shelverton and Samuel Washington (Australia)
Silver: Stirling Jarnell, Oliver Clark, Ben Crawford and Hunter Dalton (New Zealand)
Bronze: Miles Preena, Robert Turnbull, Joshua Grieve and Kyle Paris (New Zealand)

Under 19 Men Team Sprint
Gold: Benjamin Murphy, Alex Schuler and Flynn Underwood (New Zealand)
Silver: Patrick Maye, Mitchell Louie and Angus Withington (Australia)
Bronze: Luca Pyatt, Christopher Mullins, Sebastian Topping and Nate Argent (Australia)

Under 19 Men Points Race
Gold: Samuel Washington (Australia)
Silver: Bailey MacDonald (Australia)
Bronze: Keryl Moutry (New Caledonia)

Under 19 Women Time Trial
Gold: Ella Liang (Australia)
Silver: Ebony Robinson (Australia)
Bronze: Shaylah Sayers (New Zealand)

Under 19 Women Madison
Gold: Amelie Sanders and Leani Van der Berg (Australia)
Silver: Anna Dubier and Madeleine Wasserbaech (Australia)
Bronze: Ava Schmidtke and Caitlin Rose (Australia)

Para Time Trial
Men C3: Kyle Willis (Australia)
Men C5: Mathew Gray (Australia)
Men B: Kane Perris and Luke Zacciaria (Pilot) (Australia)
Women C3: Paige Greco (Australia)
Women C4: Erin Normoyle (Australia)
Women C5: Alana Forster (Australia)
Women B: Tegan Reder and Jacqui Mengler-Mohr (Pilot) (Australia)