The following are the national records in athletics in the Solomon Islands maintained by the Solomon Islands' national athletics federation: Athletic Solomons (AS).

Key to tables:   Awaiting ratification   Record not kept by AS   Not ratified or later rescinded by AS

h = hand timing

Event	Record	Athlete	Date	Meet	Place	Ref
100 m	10.75	Joseph Onika	11 July 1990	Oceania Championships	Suva, Fiji	[1][2]
	10.6 h	Jim Marau	7 June 1975		Honiara, British Solomon Islands	[1]
200 m	21.85 (-0.7 m/s)	Chris Walasi	14 December 2005		Hamilton, New Zealand	[1]
400 m	47.76	Chris Walasi	27 January 2006		Christchurch, New Zealand	[1]
800 m	1:52.64	Charlie Oliver	5 October 1982	Commonwealth Games	Brisbane, Australia	[1]
1500 m	4:00.95	Selwyn Kole	20 August 1997	South Pacific Mini Games	Tafuna, American Samoa	[1]
2000 m	6:43.1 h	Joe Tiba	2 December 1995		Honiara, Solomon Islands	[1]
3000 m	8:51.5 h	Chris Votu	23 May 1998		Port Vila, Vanuatu	[1]
5000 m	15:33.8 h	Chris Votu	27 April 2003	Melanesian Regional Championships	Lae, Papua New Guinea	[1]
10000 m	32:44.0 h	Chris Votu	26 April 2003	Melanesian Regional Championships	Lae, Papua New Guinea	[1]
Half marathon	1:13:41	Henry Foufaka	12 December 2002		Christchurch, New Zealand
	1:13:01	Henry Foufaka	12 July 2003	South Pacific Games	Suva, Fiji	[1]
Marathon	2:36:16	Mackay Talasasa	8 October 1982	Commonwealth Games	Brisbane, Australia	[1]
110 m hurdles	16.21 NWI	Alfred Selwyn	15 September 1971	South Pacific Games	Pirae, French Polynesia	[1]
	15.6 h NWI	Alfred Selwyn	8 March 1969		Suva, Fiji	[1]
400 m hurdles	1:00.97	Frazer Kokomana	8 September 1983	South Pacific Games	Apia, Western Samoa	[1]
	57.0 h	Alfred Selwyn	13 September 1971	South Pacific Games	Pirae, French Polynesia	[1]
3000 m steeplechase	9:34.86	Primo Higa	16 August 1997	South Pacific Mini Games	Tafuna, American Samoa	[1]
High jump	1.90 m	Toswell Tahisu	1972		Honiara, British Solomon Islands	[1]
Pole vault	3.70 m	Leonard Nonifi	26 August 1989	South Pacific Mini Games	Nukuʻalofa, Tonga	[1]
Long jump	7.35 m NWI	Ian Chapangi	25 September 1993		Honiara, Solomon Islands	[1]
Triple jump	14.48 m NWI	George Fafale	18 August 1969	South Pacific Games	Port Moresby, Papua and New Guinea	[1]
Shot put	13.49 m	Michael Meone	1971		Honiara, British Solomon Islands	[1]
Discus throw	41.82 m	Ezekiel Rangi	20 March 1999		Honiara, Solomon Islands	[1]
Hammer throw
Javelin throw	60.58 m (new design)	Ezekiel Rangi	26 September 2013		Tulagi, Solomon Islands
	61.00 m (old design)	Sylvester Diake	31 August 1976		Nouméa, New Caledonia	[1]
Decathlon	5468 pts	Leonard Nonifi	25–26 August 1989	South Pacific Mini Games	Nukuʻalofa, Tonga	[1]
	11.90 (100 m), 6.27 m (w) (long jump), 8.60 m (shot put), 1.74 m (high jump), 52.89 (400 m) / 16.57 (110 m hurdles), 23.26 m (discus), 3.70 m (pole vault), 37.90 m (javelin), 5:04.31 (1500 m)
	5584 pts[a]	James Iroga	2 April 1983		Suva, Fiji
	100 m (wind) Long jump (wind) Shot put High jump 400 m 110 m h (wind) Discus Pole vault Javelin 1500 m
20 km walk (road)
50 km walk (road)
4 × 100 m relay	41.55	Solomon Islands Nelson Kabitana Jack Iroga Francis Manioru Chris Walasi	8 September 2007	Pacific Games	Apia, Samoa	[1]
4 × 400 m relay	3:19.35	Solomon Islands Geoffrey Nimanima Aaron Hitu Frank Hana John Waokahi	8 September 1979	South Pacific Games	Suva, Fiji	[1]

Event	Record	Athlete	Date	Meet	Place	Ref
100 m	12.64 (+0.3 m/s)	Jenny Keni	23 August 2003	World Championships	Saint-Denis, France	[1][3]
	12.3 h NWI	Jenny Keni	3 August 2004		Cairns, Australia	[1]
200 m	26.35 NWI	Flory Liza	15 October 2008	Commonwealth Youth Games	Pune, India	[1]
	25.6 h NWI	Jenny Keni	1 August 2004		Cairns, Australia	[1]
400 m	58.88	Samantha Rofo	7 July 2016	Melanesian Championships	Suva, Fiji	[4]
800 m	2:19.94	Dorothy Daonanita	24 February 1994	Oceania Championships	Auckland, New Zealand	[1]
1000 m	3:25.2 h	Elsie Daiwo	29 May 1998		Suva, Fiji	[1]
1500 m	4:52.63	Sharon Firisua	31 October 2015		Melbourne, Australia
Mile	5:16.5 h	Sharon Firisua	23 February 2016	Victorian Mile Championship	Melbourne, Australia	[5]
3000 m	10:26.01	Sharon Firisua	23 February 2016	Shield Final	Melbourne, Australia	[6]
5000 m	18:01.62	Sharon Firisua	16 August 2016	Olympic Games	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	[7]
10000 m	37:54.60	Sharon Firisua	1 July 2017	Oceania Championships	Suva, Fiji	[8]
Half marathon	1:41:02	Dianah Matekali	2004		Honiara, Solomon Islands
	1:29:26	Sharon Firisua	18 July 2015	Pacific Games	Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea	[9]
	1:27:31	Sharon Firisua	14 December 2017	Pacific Mini Games	Port Vila, Vanuatu	[10]
Marathon	3:02:10	Sharon Firisua	7 August 2021	Olympic Games	Sapporo, Japan	[11]
100 m hurdles	21.8 h NWI	Janet Faiga	14 September 1971	South Pacific Games	Pirae, French Polynesia	[1]
400 m hurdles
3000 m steeplechase	11:27.42	Sharon Firisua	10 May 2015	Oceania Championships	Cairns, Australia	[12]
High jump	1.45 m	Roselyn Mason	1973		Honiara, British Solomon Islands	[1]
		Agnetha V	25 April 1995		Honiara, Solomon Islands	[1]
Pole vault
Long jump	5.02 m NWI	Miriam Waleilia	2 March 1999		Honiara, Solomon Islands	[1]
Triple jump	8.74 m NWI	Rose Sisiolo	25 June 2011		Tenaru, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	[1]
Shot put	10.67 m	Saleima Kataina	9 November 1981		Honiara, Solomon Islands	[1]
Discus throw	29.28 m	Susy Qila	1 May 1976		Honiara, British Solomon Islands	[1]
Hammer throw
Javelin throw	29.35 m (new design)	Mitchellian Liliau	19–26 June 2004		Honiara, Solomon Islands	[1]
	30.30 m (old design)	Saleima Kataina	10 September 1983		Apia, Western Samoa	[1]
Heptathlon
	100m H (wind) High jump Shot put 200m (wind) Long jump (wind) Javelin 800m
20 km walk (road)
50 km walk (road)
4 × 100 m relay	51.11	Solomon Islands Flory Liza Pauline Kwalea Jenny Keni Joycelyn Taurikeni	8 September 2007	Pacific Games	Apia, Samoa
4 × 400 m relay	4:08.03	Solomon Islands Joycelyn Taurikeni June Fataea Liza Flory Pauline Kwalea	8 September 2007	Pacific Games	Apia, Samoa

General

• World Athletics Statistic Handbook 2022: National Outdoor Records
• World Athletics Statistic Handbook 2022: National Indoor Records
• OAA: National Records Oceania 5 November 2020 updated

Specific