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ONOC AC Report Cover 7ONOC APRIL 2020 NOCS ATHLETES' COMMISSIONS NAME ROLE 1. ATHLETES' COMMISSION - FIJI ASSOCIATION OF SPORTS AND NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE (FASANOC ) Hilda Kunau Chair Tessa-Maree Harman Secretary Petero Manoa Member Quintyn Stephen Member Susana Vocea Member Matelita Buadromo Member Inoke Niubalavu Member Naomi Waqanidrola Member Jone Bogidrau Member 2. ATHLETES' COMMISSION - AMERICAN SAMOA NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE (ASNOC) Zena Lese Chair Agnes Chan Sau Vice Chair Jaiyah Saelua Member Tilali Scanlan Member Zean Chan Sau Member Jolando Ta'ala Member Martha Espinoza Member 3. ATHLETES' COMMISSION - AUSTRALIA OLYMPIC COMMITTEE (AOC) Steve Hooker Chair Kim Brennan Vice Chair Alan Boyd Member Cate Campbell Member Jamie Dwyer Member Jessica Fox Member Scott Kneller Member Lydia Lassila Member James Tomkins Member Kenneth Wallace Member 4. ATHLETES' COMMISSION - COOK ISLANDS SPORTS NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE (CISNOC) Edith Nicholas Chair Lawrence Paniani Member 5. ATHLETES' COMMISSION - FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIAN NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE (FSMNOC) Mihter Wendolin Member Welbert Samuel Member 6. ATHLETES' COMMISSION - GUAM NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE Jay Leon Guerrero Chair Tara Tydingco Vice Chair Mia-Lahnee Aquino Secretary Rose Munoz Recording Secretary Stephen Meno Board Member Patrick Camacho Board Member Kendra Byrd Board Member Amber San Nicolas Member Christopher Duenas Member Pilar Shimizu Member Shintaro Okada Member Rose Cunliffe Member Jimmy Mafnas Member Robert Leon Guerrero Member Ciera Arriola Member Willie Stinnett Member Derin Santos Stinnett Member Christopher J. Aguon Member Daena Mansapit Member Adrian Mora Member 7ONOC APRIL 2020 NOCS ATHLETES' COMMISSIONS NAME ROLE 7. ATHLETES' COMMISSION - KIRIBATI NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE (KNOC) David Katoatau Chair Buraieta Yeeting Vice Chair Taatia Riino Member Tioeita Teena Member 8. ATHLETES' COMMISSION - MARSHALL ISLANDS NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE (MINOC) Darcy Ann Muller Member Jason Sam Member 9. ATHLETES' COMMISSION - NAURU NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE Sled Dowabobo Chair Chamrock Agir Member Lowe Bingham Member Janet Hubert Member Elson Brechtefeld Member Obrian Itaia Member Hon Marcus Stephen, MP Member Sean Oppenheinmer Member Gay Li-jan Uera Member 10. ATHLETES' COMMISSION - NEW ZEALAND OLYMPIC COMMITTEE (NZOC) Nathan Twaddle Chair Micheal Dawson Member Alexis Pritchard Member Sarah Cowley Member Richie Patterson Member Ben Sandford Member Ali Shanks Member Sarah Walker Member 11. ATHLETES' COMMISSION - PALAU NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE Keisha Tulop Member Adrian Ililau Member 12. ATHLETES' COMMISSION - PAPUA NEW GUINEA ATHLETES COMMISSION ( PNGOC) Ryan Pini Chair Lua Rikis Vice Chair Milton Kisapai Member Nigel Bana Member Raphaela Baki Kaore Member Toua Udia Member Lois Gerena Member Vagi Henry Member Lorraine Harry Member Judith Meauri Member Karo Lelai Ex-Official Member 13. ATHLETES' COMMISSION - SAMOA ASSOCIATION OF SPORTS AND NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE (SASNOC) Maureen Tuimaleali'ifano Member 14. ATHLETES' COMMISSION - NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE OF SOLOMON ISLANDS (NOCSI) Francis Manioru Chair Hepline Iro Member 15. ATHLETES' COMMISSION - TONGA SPORTS ASSOCIATION AND NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE (TASANOC) Siosifa Taumoepeau Member Lupe Likiliki Member 16. ATHLETES' COMMISSION - TUVALU ASSOCIATION OF SPORTS AND NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE (TASNOC) Elifaleti Ene Member Alesi Saintly Molotii Member 17. ATHLETES' COMMISSION - VANUATU ASSOCIATION OF SPORTS AND NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE (VASANOC) Arnold Sorina Member Aileen Huri Member.
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