Beach volleyball at the Pacific Games






Beach volleyball at the Pacific Games has been contested since 1999 when the sport was included at the Eleventh South Pacific Games held in Guam. Since that time Beach volleyball has been one of the core sports of the Pacific Games, required to be included for both men and women in every games. It has also been included in some of the Pacific Mini Games, starting with the seventh edition held in Palau in 2005.


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Contents






  • 1 Pacific Games


    • 1.1 Men's tournament


    • 1.2 Women's tournament


    • 1.3 Medal table




  • 2 Pacific Mini Games


    • 2.1 Men's


    • 2.2 Women's


    • 2.3 Medal tally




  • 3 See also


  • 4 References





Pacific Games



Men's tournament


























































































Games
 Host city
 Final
 Third play-off
 Refs
Gold
 Score
 Silver
 Bronze
 Score
 4th place

XI
 1999
(details)
Santa Rita
Samoa
Lomitusi Pritchard
Kennaway Maisa
1–0
Wallis and Futuna
Soane Maugateau
P. Tufale
Fiji
Waisale Suka
Apenisa Saukuru
1–0
Guam
Bert Mercado
Brian Goolsby
[1][2]
[3][4]

XII
 2003
(details)
Suva
French Polynesia
Steeve Tuihani
Axel Vaki
2–0
Tonga
Tio Fonohema
Soane Vaipulu
Fiji
Waisale Suka
Rupeni Nainima
2–1
Samoa
?
[5][6]
[7]

XIII
 2007
(details)
Apia
French Polynesia
Maheanuu Hapiatahaa
Dino Tauraa
2–1
Fiji
Waisale Suka [8]
Eroni Suasua
Tonga
Kama Manulevu
Tio Fonohema
2–0

Jon Taoupoulou
Anselmen Wea
[9][10]
[11]

XIV
 2011
(details)
Nouméa
Fiji
Aisake Raratabu
Waisale Suka
2–1

Frantz Gouzenes
Yvannick Iwa
French Polynesia
Dino Tauraa
Vatea Tauraa
2–1
American Samoa
Sigalu Selefuti Aitui
Sam Samasoni Sam
[12][13]

XV
 2015
(details)
Port Moresby
Papua New Guinea
Richard Kilarupa
Moha Mea
2–0
Fiji
Aisake Raratabu
Waisale Suka
American Samoa
Miles Muagututia
Sigalu Aitui
2–0
Tonga
Metuisela Vainikolo
Salesi Tuakoi
[14][15]

XVI
 2019
(details)
Apia




Women's tournament


























































































Games
 Host city
 Final
 Third play-off
 Refs
Gold
 Score
 Silver
 Bronze
 Score
 4th place

XI
 1999
(details)
Santa Rita
Fiji
Mereula Meya
Sanimelia Francis
round
robin
Solomon Islands
Suzie Leong
Gabriella Diau
Papua New Guinea
Dorothy Kivung
Alice Ito
round
robin
Guam
Regina Ferguson
Lisa Bordallo
[16][3]
[4]

XII
 2003
(details)
Suva
Fiji
Mereula Meya [17]
 Finau Waqa [18]
2–0
French Polynesia
Raurea Temarii
Lokelani Vero [19]

?
2–0
Solomon Islands
Suzie Leong [20]
Gabriella Diau 
[6][21]

XIII
 2007
(details)
Apia
French Polynesia
Lokelani Vero
Taiana Tere
2–1
Fiji
Mereula Meya
Finau Waqa
Vanuatu
Henriette Iatika
Miller Elwin[22]
2–1

Armonie Konhu
Aurelie Konhu
[23][24]
[25]

XIV
 2011
(details)
Nouméa
Vanuatu
Linline Matauatu
Miller Elwin
2–0

Sulita Malivao
Sylvie Mero
French Polynesia
Kahaialanie Tauraa
Ramata Temarii
2–0
Papua New Guinea
Raka Tai
Dianne Moia
[26][27]
[28]

XV
 2015
(details)
Port Moresby
American Samoa
Rachelle Suaava
Litara Sisitina
2–1
Vanuatu
Loti Joe
Leeslyn Ler
French Polynesia
Vaimiti Lee Tham
Heiani Vaki
2–1
Papua New Guinea
Alice Ito
 Diane Moia [29]
[14][30]

XVI
 2019
(details)
Apia




Medal table


These are the all time medal standings in Pacific Games beach volleyball for both men and women since 1999.




























































































All-time medal table – Pacific Games Beach Volleyball
Rank Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total
1
 Fiji (FIJ)
 3 3 2 8
2
 Tahiti
 3 1 3 7
3
 Vanuatu (VAN)
 1 1 1 3
4
 American Samoa (ASM)
 1 0 1 2

 Papua New Guinea (PNG)
 1 0 1 2
6
 Samoa (SAM)
 1 0 0 1
7
 New Caledonia (NCL)
 0 2 1 3
8
 Tonga (TGA)
 0 1 1 2
9
 Solomon Islands (SOL)
 0 1 0 1
Totals (9 nations) 10 9 10 29


Pacific Mini Games



Men's






















































Games
 Host city
 Final
 Third play-off
 Refs
Gold
 Score
 Silver
 Bronze
 Score
 4th place

VII
 2005
(details)
Koror
Tonga
Tio Fonohema
Samuela Fotu
2–0

Petelo Manuopuava
Jon Taoupoulou
Guam
David Rillera
Brian Matanane
2–1
Wallis and Futuna
Soane Tuitoga
Vitali Petelo Tupou
[31][32]
[33][34]

IX
 2013
(details)
Mata-Utu
French Polynesia
Terau Ena
Steve Tauraa
2–0
Samoa
 ?
Papua New Guinea
Richard Batari
 Harry Omoa [35]
2–0
Tonga
Samuela Fotu
Tio Fonohema
[36][37]

X
 2017
(details)
Port Vila
Papua New Guinea
Moha Mea
Richard Kilarupa
2–1
Samoa
Eneliko Tui
Ioane Lesoa
Fiji
Nacanieli Elliott
Inia Korowale
2–0
Tonga
Salesi Tuakoi
Semisi Funaki
[38][39]


Women's






















































Games
 Host city
 Final
 Third play-off
 Refs
Gold
 Score
 Silver
 Bronze
 Score
 4th place

VII
 2005
(details)
Koror
Fiji
Mereula Meya
Agnes Tuilevuka [40]
2–0

Hajen Atrea
Armonie Konhu [41]
Guam
Lisette Bordallo
Aubrey Posadas [42]
2–1
Solomon Islands
Rose Gwali
Susie Leong [43]
[44][45]
[33][34]

IX
 2013
(details)
Mata-Utu
Vanuatu
Joyce Joshua
Linline Matauatu
2–0
Papua New Guinea
Leontine Ono [46]
 Hazel Ruga [47]
Solomon Islands
 ?
2–1
Palau
Hila Asanuma
Holly Yamada [48]
[37][36]

X
 2017
(details)
Port Vila
Vanuatu
Loti Joe
Linline Matautu
2–0
Solomon Islands
Rose Gwali
Hanah Donga
Fiji
Laite Nima
Iliseva Ratudina
2–0
Papua New Guinea
Emily Bae
Michelle Walo
[38][49]


Medal tally


These are the all time medal standings in Pacific Mini Games beach volleyball for both men and women since 2005.



























































































All-time medal table – Pacific Mini Games Beach Volleyball
Rank Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total
1
 Vanuatu (VAN)
 2 0 0 2
2
 Papua New Guinea (PNG)
 1 1 1 3
3
 Fiji (FIJ)
 1 0 2 3
4
 French Polynesia (TAH)
 1 0 0 1

 Tonga (TGA)
 1 0 0 1
6
 New Caledonia (NCL)
 0 2 0 2

 Samoa (SAM)
 0 2 0 2
8
 Solomon Islands (SOL)
 0 1 1 2
9
 Guam (GUM)
 0 0 2 2
Totals (9 nations) 6 6 6 18


See also



  • Asian Beach Volleyball Championships

  • Beach volleyball at the Summer Olympics



References





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