Rose Catejan: Chasing Pacific Mini Games Selection for PNG

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FAST Running’s very own Rose Catejan is on the path to something special, as she sets her sights on selection for Team Papua New Guinea at the upcoming Pacific Mini Games. With a relentless work ethic and a passion for sprinting, Rose has been training at an elite level, refining her speed, power, and technique to compete on the international stage.

A Journey of Dedication & Excellence

Rose’s journey with FAST Performance has been marked by consistent progress and determination. Under the guidance of award-winning Canberra sprint coach Steve Dodt, she has been honing her race execution, optimizing her biomechanics, and building the strength and speed needed to compete at the highest level. Her training focuses on explosive starts, top-end speed, and endurance—key components for success on the international circuit.

Representing PNG on the Big Stage

The Pacific Mini Games bring together the best athletes from across the region, and earning a spot on Team PNG is a major milestone. Rose’s dedication to training, alongside the support of the FAST Running community, puts her in prime position to make an impact. Every sprint, every gym session, and every technical drill is a step closer to wearing her nation’s colors.

The FAST Running Edge

Rose’s pursuit of international success highlights what FAST Running is all about—helping athletes achieve their dreams through expert coaching, world-class training environments, and a supportive squad culture. Whether competing locally or on the world stage, FAST athletes are prepared to perform at their best.

As Rose continues her preparation, the entire FAST Running family is behind her, cheering her on in her journey to represent Papua New Guinea at the Pacific Mini Games.

💨 Chasing Greatness. Running Excellence.

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