New Zealand National Wushu Team Shines at the 2026 Oceania International Invitational
9金7银登顶!新西兰国家武术队闪耀大洋洲国际武术邀请赛
On 24 May 2026, the 2026 Oceania International Invitational Wushu Kung Fu Championships successfully concluded in Brisbane, Australia. Hosted by the Australian Kung Fu Wushu Federation, the event featured both international and domestic competition divisions and attracted nearly 200 athletes from 11 countries and regions.
As a high-level and large-scale international wushu event in Oceania, the championships covered Changquan, Nanquan, Taijiquan, Daoshu, Jianshu, Gunshu, Qiangshu and Sanda, demonstrating the vitality of wushu development across the region.
9 Gold and 7 Silver: A Strong Showing for New Zealand Wushu
9金7银,见证新西兰武术实力
The New Zealand National Wushu Team delivered an outstanding performance, finishing with 9 gold and 7 silver medals. Official results show that New Zealand ranked first in the taolu events, followed by Australia and China.
From Changquan and Nanquan to Taijiquan, weapons and traditional routines, the athletes showed strong fundamentals, stable performance and excellent competitive spirit.
Behind every medal is long-term training, technical refinement and continuous self-improvement. The team demonstrated strong technique, discipline and teamwork throughout the competition.
Facing excellent athletes from different countries and regions, the New Zealand team competed with confidence and composure, showing the spirit and strength of New Zealand wushu on an international stage.
International Wushu Federation Secretary General Zhang Yuping noted that the successful hosting of such a large-scale and high-level event marks a new stage of wushu development in Oceania.
For the New Zealand team, this event was not only a breakthrough in results, but also a valuable opportunity for international exchange and learning.
对于新西兰国家武术队而言,本次赛事不仅是一场成绩上的突破,更是一次宝贵的国际交流与学习机会。
Professional Development
专业人才发展
Trust Supports Local Coaches at the 2026 IWUF Judges Training and Certification Course
新西兰武术发展基金会支持本地教练参加2026国际武术裁判员培训与认证班
Three New Zealand coaches joined an international-level judges training programme in Haikou, China, with funding support from the Trust.
在基金会资金支持下,三位新西兰本地教练赴中国海口参加国际级武术裁判员培训与认证课程。
39 Countries & Regions166 Judges3 NZ CoachesHaikou 2026
Professional Development · Haikou 2026
专业人才发展 · 海口 2026
New Zealand Coaches Step onto the International Judging Stage
新西兰本地教练走向国际武术裁判员培训舞台
The New Zealand Wushu Development Trust supported Wei Zhao, Jiaxi James Liu and Kameron Siyu Li to attend the 2026 IWUF International Wushu Judges Training and Certification Course in Haikou, China.
新西兰武术发展基金会支持 Wei Zhao、Jiaxi James Liu 和 Kameron Siyu Li 三位本地教练赴中国海口参加2026国际武联国际武术裁判员培训与认证课程。
International StandardsJudge DevelopmentLocal Capacity
39countries and regions个国家和地区
166Taolu and Sanda judges名套路与散打裁判员
3supported NZ coaches位获支持的新西兰教练
2026Haikou training programme海口国际培训项目
Project Overview
项目概况
01 · Programme
In July 2026, the 2026 IWUF International Wushu Judges Training and Certification Course & Wushu Judges Training Course for the 20th Asian Games was successfully held in Haikou, China. A total of 166 Taolu and Sanda judges from 39 countries and regions participated in the training and completed the required learning and assessment components.
The programme was hosted by the International Wushu Federation, the Olympic Council of Asia, and the Wushu Federation of Asia. It focused on consistent international officiating standards and professional capability development.
The Trust provided funding support for local coaches to attend this international judges training and certification course.
新西兰武术发展基金会为本地教练参加本次国际武术裁判员培训与认证课程提供资金支持。
Wei Zhao
Jiaxi James Liu
Kameron Siyu Li
The three coaches systematically studied international competition rules, scoring standards, officiating procedures and the latest technical requirements, and successfully completed the relevant training and assessment tasks.
三位教练系统学习国际武术竞赛规则、评分标准、执裁流程及最新技术要求,并顺利完成相关培训与考核任务。
From International Training to Local Impact
从国际培训到本地发展
03 · Impact
Judges, coaches and technical personnel are an essential foundation for the professional development of wushu competition. The Trust aims to help local professionals align with international standards and bring the latest rules, scoring criteria and judging experience back to New Zealand.
Apply up-to-date technical standards to daily coaching and athlete preparation.
将最新技术标准应用于日常教学、训练与运动员备赛。
02
Competition Delivery
赛事组织
Strengthen competition procedures, consistency and professional event delivery.
提升赛事流程、执裁一致性与竞赛组织专业水平。
03
Judge Development
裁判培养
Support local judge education and build a stronger technical workforce.
支持本地裁判员培养,建设更专业的技术人才队伍。
04
Athlete Growth
运动员发展
Help athletes better understand international expectations and scoring criteria.
帮助运动员更好理解国际竞赛要求和评分标准。
05
Youth Pathways
青少年体系
Strengthen school programmes and youth development pathways through better technical support.
以更专业的技术支持促进学校项目与青少年培养体系发展。
06
Community Engagement
社区推广
Build sustainable local capability and support wider participation in wushu.
提升本地可持续发展能力,推动更多社区参与武术运动。
Advancing Local Development
推动本地发展
Investing in people, strengthening New Zealand wushu
投资人才,夯实新西兰武术发展基础
As wushu competitions, school programmes and youth development pathways continue to grow in New Zealand, demand for qualified judges, professional coaches and consistent competition systems is increasing.
The New Zealand Wushu Development Trust will continue supporting high-level training, international exchange and professional development opportunities for local wushu professionals.