2023 WDSF Oceania Breaking Championship

2023 WDSF Oceania Breaking Championship
LocationAustralia Sydney, Australia
Dates27–28 October
Competitors52 from 4 nations

The 2023 WDSF Oceania Breaking Championship was held in Sydney, Australia from October 27th to October 28th, 2023.[1]

The gold medalist in each category qualified for the Breaking competition at the 2024 Summer Olympics.[2] Jeff Dunne (J Attack) won the B-Boys event, and Rachael Gunn (Raygun) won the B-Girls event.

B-Boys

37 B-boys from 4 nations took part in preselection. The top sixteen scorers advanced to four round robin groups, and the top two in each group advanced to the knockout round.[3][4]

Preselection

Rank Name Nickname Country Score
1 Peter Sette Sette  Australia 71.9
2 Jeff Dunne J Attack  Australia 71.8
3 Gerard Cabellon Kid Tek  Australia 70.6
4 Ba Duc Hoang Mighty Duck  Australia 70.5
5 Jericho Lim Jericho  Australia 70.3
6 Harry Phan Harry  Australia 70.1
7 Aron Mahuika Akorn  New Zealand 69
8 Benji Cogdell-Baird Benmx  Australia 68.8
9 Lawrence Bernal The Law  Australia 67.9
10 Paulo Adorable Pau  Australia 65.9
11 Christopher Cielo Cielo  Australia 65.3
12 Alejandro Scarone Alejandro  Australia 64.9
13 Taimatariki Mihaere Tydal  Australia 63.6
14 Jared Graham Leerok  New Zealand 62.8
15 Tyron De La Cruz Thunda  Australia 62.6
16 Jed Granger Jedi  Australia 62.3
17 Peter Kal FLYForty  Papua New Guinea 61.6
18 Garrett Griffiths Gaz  Australia 61.6
19 Matthew Tsang Confusion  Australia 61.4
20 Isaac Gangemi Izza  Australia 60.3
21 Jackson Garcia Jackson  Australia 59.2
22 Jared Boyle Bones  New Zealand 59.1
23 Johnson Xu Johnson  Australia 58
24 Seth Ibbotson Seth  New Zealand 57.2
25 Jacob Goodridge Monsta  Australia 57.1
26 Brian Hong Boo G  Australia 56.4
27 Heiron Chan Heiron Ting-Hei  Australia 55.7
28 Jafri Yakin Jaffaz  Australia 54.4
29 Naethiel Lumbera Tango  Australia 54.4
30 Keith Enriquez Lean  Australia 54.2
31 Jai Clarke Jai  Australia 53.2
32 Dylan Hester D-Struction  Australia 52.9
33 Mark Yum Markie Mark  New Zealand 51.8
34 Cody Chockman Code-E  Australia 51.4
35 Michael Fox Michael  Australia 50.1
36 Atunaisa Laqeretabua Atu  Fiji 44.1
37 David Arbis Arbis  Australia 39

Round robin

Group A

Rank Breaker Nation Rounds Votes Notes
1 Benmx  Australia 6 39 Q
2 Sette  Australia 3 28 Q
3 The Law  Australia 3 26
4 Jedi  Australia 0 15

Group B

Rank Breaker Nation Rounds Votes Notes
1 J Attack  Australia 6 41 Q
2 Akorn  New Zealand 4 42 Q
3 Pau  Australia 1 14
4 Thunda  Australia 1 11

Group C

Rank Breaker Nation Rounds Votes Notes
1 Kid Tek  Australia 6 48 Q
2 Cielo  Australia 4 36 Q
3 Harry  Australia 1 16
4 Leerok  New Zealand 1 8

Group D

Rank Breaker Nation Rounds Votes Notes
1 Mighty Duck  Australia 5 42 Q
2 Tydal  Australia 4 34 Q
3 Alejandro  Australia 3 26
4 Jericho  Australia 0 6

Knockout round

Quarterfinals Semifinals Gold medal battle
            
Australia Kid Tek 8 9
New Zealand Akorn 1 0
Australia Benmx 2 7 6
Australia Kid Tek 7 2 3
Australia Benmx 7 4 8
Australia Tydal 2 5 1
Australia Benmx 2nd place, silver medalist(s) 2 0 0
Australia J Attack 1st place, gold medalist(s) 7 9 9
Australia Cielo 1 4
Australia J Attack 8 5
Australia Mighty Duck 1 2 3 Bronze medal battle
Australia J Attack 8 7 6
Australia Mighty Duck 6 9 Australia Mighty Duck 3 2 1
Australia Sette 3 0 Australia Kid Tek 3rd place, bronze medalist(s) 6 7 8

B-Girls

15 B-girls from 2 nations took part in preselection. The top eight scorers advanced to the knockout round.[5][6]

Preselection

Rank Name Nickname Country Score
1 Rachael Gunn Raygun  Australia 65.8
2 Geraldina Hnitko G-Clef  Australia 62.6
3 Hannah Belet Hannah  Australia 62.3
4 Molly Chapman Holy Molly  Australia 61.9
5 Fauntine Lariba Fontz  Australia 60.2
6 Leah Clark Flix  Australia 60
7 Shannon Campradt Sparklez  Australia 58.3
8 Isabelle Lee Fizzy  Australia 58.1
9 Shang-Ting Wu Tnt  New Zealand 56.8
10 Olivia Hadley O  Australia 52.1
11 Hayley Ng H  New Zealand 49.8
12 Jessica Liu Jess  Australia 47
13 Peggy Liu Pegz  Australia 45.9
14 Rosa Monsour Rosa  Australia 45.3
15 Lydia Mattu Lidls  Australia 40.6

Knockout round

Quarterfinals Semifinals Gold medal battle
            
Australia Raygun 9 9
Australia Fizzy 0 0
Australia Raygun 8 6 4
Australia Hannah 1 3 5
Australia Hannah 6 9
Australia Flix 3 0
Australia Holy Molly 2nd place, silver medalist(s) 2 7 3
Australia Raygun 1st place, gold medalist(s) 7 2 6
Australia Fontz 1 2
Australia Holy Molly 8 7
Australia Holy Molly 5 9 9 Bronze medal battle
Australia G-Clef 4 0 0
Australia G-Clef 6 6 Australia G-Clef 2 0 3
Australia Sparklez 3 3 Australia Hannah 3rd place, bronze medalist(s) 7 9 6

References

  1. ↑ "QMS 2023 WDSF Oceania Breaking Championships Highlights". World DanceSport Federation. 2023-10-31. Retrieved 2026-07-19.
  2. ↑ "2024 Olympic Games Qualification System – Breaking" (PDF).
  3. ↑ "Ranking of the WDSF Continental Championship Breaking 1 vs 1 B-Boys Adult in Sydney". World DanceSport Federation. Retrieved 2026-07-19.
  4. ↑ "Final round of the WDSF Continental Championship Breaking 1 vs 1 B-Boys Adult in Sydney". World DanceSport Federation. Retrieved 2026-07-19.
  5. ↑ "Ranking of the WDSF Continental Championship Breaking 1 vs 1 B-Girls Adult in Sydney". World DanceSport Federation. Retrieved 2026-07-19.
  6. ↑ "Final round of the WDSF Continental Championship Breaking 1 vs 1 B-Girls Adult in Sydney". World DanceSport Federation. Retrieved 2026-07-19.
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