Australia dominates the Oceania Championships

Australia dominates the Oceania Championships - Aditya Sareen youngest men's singles Champion in history.

The Oceania Senior & Youth Championships concluded in Townsville/QLD yesterday, and Australia dominated the event with a tally of 24 Gold, 18 Silver and 27 Bronze medals in total. The finals day included extraordinary levels of table tennis and ended with the spectacular men's singles final between Finn Luu/VIC and Aditya Sareen/VIC.

The Australian medallist in the respective events were:

U15 Girls' Singles > Gold Constantina Psihogios, Silver Chloe Cheng, Bronze Victoria Zhang and Yi-Jen Hsu

U15 Boys' Singles > Gold Won Bae, Silver Lucas Lum, Bronze Stephen Liu

U15 Girls' Doubles > Gold Victoria Zhang/Yi-Jen Hsu, Bronze Chloe Cheng/Taleisha Gaeta

U15 Boys' Doubles > Gold Won Bae/Jacob Jing-Yu Huang, Bronze Lucas Lum/Stephen Liu

U15 Mixed Doubles > Gold Won Bae/Constantina Psihogios, Silver Lucas Lum/Chloe Cheng, Bronze Stephen Liu/Victoria Zhang

U19 Girls' Singles > Silver Sanaya Buddhadasa, Bronze Cherry Le

U19 Boys' Singles > Gold Aditya Sareen, Silver FInn Luu, Bronze Chulong Nie & Nicholas Lum

U19 Girls' Doubles > Gold Sanaya Buddhadasa/Cherry Le, Silver Constantina Psihogios/Hanna Goh, Bronze Taleisha Gaeta/Yi-Jen Hsu

U19 Boys' Doubles > Gold Nicholas Lum/Finn Luu, Silver Aditya Sareen/Chulong Nie, Bronze Hwan Bae/Clarence Cheng

U19 Mixed Doubles > Gold Nicholas Lum/Sanaya Buddhadasa, Silver Aditya Sareen/Constantina Psihogios, Bronze Finn Luu/Cherry Le & Chulong Nie/Yi-Jen Hsu

U21 Women's Singles > Silver Sanaya Buddhadasa, Bronze Constantina Psihogios

U21 Men's Singles > Gold Hwan Bae, Silver Chulong Nie, Bronze Clarence Cheng & Jeffrey Guo

U21 Women's Doubles > Gold Constantina Psihogios/Hanna Goh, Silver Sanaya Buddhadasa/Cherry Le, Bronze Victoria Zhang/Yi-Jen Hsu

U21 Men's Doubles > Bronze Hwan Bae/Clarence Cheng

U21 Mixed Doubles > Gold Chulong Nie/Constantina Psihogios, Silver Hwan Bae/Victoria Zhang, Bronze Rayan Vardinejad/Sanaya Buddhadasa

Women's Singles > Gold Yangzi Liu, Silver Min Hyung Jee, Bronze Michelle Bromley & Jian Fang Lay

Men's Singles > Gold Aditya Sareen, Silver Finn Luu, Bronze Xavier Dixon & Nicholas Lum

Women's Doubles > Gold Min Hyung Jee/Jian Fang Lay, Silver Yangzi Liu/Melissa Tapper, Bronze Michelle Bromley/Constantina Psihogios

Men's Doubles > Gold Nicholas Lum/Finn Luu, Silver Aditya Sareen/Hwan Bae, Bronze Xavier Dixon/Dillon Chambers

Mixed Doubles > Gold Aditya Sareen/Yangzi Liu, Silver Finn Luu/Jian Fang Lay, Bronze Nicholas Lum/Min Hyung Jee & Xavier Dixon/Melissa Tapper

U15 Girls' Team > Silver (Victoria Zhang, Yi-Jen Hsu, Taleisha Gaeta)

U15 Boys' Team > Gold (Aditya Sareen, Won Bae, Lucas Lum)

U19 Girls' Team > Gold (Sanaya Buddhadasa, Cherry Le, Hanna Goh, Constantina Psihogios)

U19 Boys' Team > Gold (Finn Luu, Nicholas Lum, Hwan Bae, Chulong Nie)

U21 Women's Team > Gold (Sanaya Buddhadasa, Cherry Le, Hanna Goh)

U21 Men's Team > Gold (Hwan Bae, Jeffrey Guo, Rayan Vardinejad, Clarence Cheng)

Women's Team > Gold (Jian Fang Lay, Melissa Tapper, Constantina Psihogios, Min Hyung Jee, Yangzi Liu, Michelle Bromley)

Men's Team > Gold (Nicholas Lum, Dillon Chambers, Xavier Dixon, Finn Luu, Aditya Sareen)

- Aditya Sareen is now the youngest Oceania Men's Singles Champion in history at 15 years, 19 weeks and 1 day.

- Australia's most successful player was Constantina Psihogios with 4 Gold, 2 silver and 2 Bronze medals.

Congratulations to Team Australia for an oustanding result and a fantastic effort on and off the court!