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1966 South Pacific Games 1966 South Pacific Games The South Pacific Games, held at Noumea in New Caledonia from 8–18 December 1966. It was the second edition of the South Pacific Games. Fourteen Pacific nations or territories participated in the Games. Twelve sports were contested Final Medal Table Rank Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total 1 New Caledonia 39 30 30 99 2 Fiji 19 23 17 59 3 French Polynesia 13 8 9 30 4 Papua New Guinea 5 11 13 29 5 Western Samoa 4 4 0 8 6 Nauru 4 2 0 6 7 Tonga 1 1 1 3 8 American Samoa 0 4 1 5 9 Wallis and Futuna 0 2 12 14 10 Solomon Islands 0 1 1 2 11 0 0 2 2 New Hebrides 12 Cook Islands 1 0 0 1 Totals 86 86 86 258 Athletics Men Event Gold Silver Bronze 100 metres Jacques 11.2/11.2 Aphmelody Kalivate (wind: - 11.3 11.5 Pothin (NCL) 9 Kaumatua (PNG) Cavuilati (FIJ) 2.5 m/s) Jean 22.4/22.5 Sitiveni 200 metres Bruce Richter PNG) 22.6 22.8 Bourne (PYF) 2 Moceidreke (Fij Didier Lasarusa 400 metres Lacabanne (NC 50.2 Damian Midi PNG) 50.9 51.3 Waqa (FIJ) L) Ellia William Osea 800 metres 2:00.5 2:00.8 2:02.4 Humuni (NCL) Wellbourne (PNG) Malamala (FIJ) 1500 Tony Bowditch Peceli Kalivate 4:07.9 4:08.7 4:08.9 metres (NRU) Tuinakauvadra (FIJ) Raciri (FIJ) 5000 Robert Morgan- Danny 16:19. Livingstone 16:23. 15:44.8 metres Morris (NRU) Schuster (SAM) 1 Tabua (PNG) 7 10000 Robert Morgan- 33:24. Julien 34:19. 33:04.6 Usaia Sotutu (FIJ) metres Morris (NRU) 7 Gohe (NCL) 2 3000 metres Usaia Tony Bowditch 10:01. Michel 10:08. 9:59.2 steeplecha Sotutu (FIJ) (NRU) 0 Guepy (NCL) 8 se Penisimani 110 metres Charles Marcel Tuipulotu (TG 15.3 15.6 16.1 hurdles Tétaria (PYF) Blameble (NCL A) 400 metres Marcel William Honoré 54.7 56.0 56.9 hurdles Blameble (NCL Wellbourne (PNG) Iwa (NCL) Alexandre Ludovico Jean High Jump 1.90 Léontieff- 1.90 Manuafina (WL 1.86 Salmon (PYF) Téahu (PYF) F) Yannick Bernard Stanley Pole Vault 4.15 4.10 Bonnet de 4.10 Balastre (PYF) Drollet (PYF) Larbogne (NCL 7.31 Jone Long Charles Jacques (wind: - 7.14 Lesumaiuma (F 7.08 Jump Tétaria (PYF) Pothin (NCL) 2.0 m/s) IJ) 14.70 Triple Christian Georges Lepping Vincent Biri (wind: 14.21 13.97 Jump Kaddour (NCL) (SOL) (SOL) +1.4 m/s Arnjolt Martial Adonio Shot Put 15.82 14.72 14.02 Beer (NCL) Bone (NCL) Tokawa (NCL) Discus Mesulame Henri 45.12 Arnjolt Beer (NCL) 44.68 40.06 Throw Rakuro (FIJ) Wetta (NCL) Hammer Henri James Martial 38.58 37.86 35.70 Throw Wetta (NCL) Deane (PYF) Bone (NCL) Javelin Petelo Unango 69.14 William Liga (FIJ) 66.30 59.34 Throw Wakalina (NCL Watha (NCL) Papua and New Guinea French Fiji Placid Polynesia 4 x 100 Kalivate Cavuilati Walekwate 43.0/42.8 43.0/4 Marcel Thunot metres Roy Thomas 43.7 Aphmeledy 0 2.81 Charles Tetaria relay Jone Lesu Kaumatua Anatole Teai Rupeni Ravonu Silas Tita Jean Bourne Bruce Richter Fiji New Caledonia Papua and New 4 x 400 Amani Racule Honore Iwa 3:27.2 Guinea 3:27.2 metres 3:24.08 Osea Malamala Alexandre 7 Eliab Wuate 7 relay Lasarusa Waqa Yekawéné Peter Tavip Saimoni Marcel Blaméble William Tamani Didier Lacabanne Wellbourne Damien Midi Women Event Gold Silver Bronze 100 metres Naomi Torika Ana (wind: - 12.87 13.12 Taraingal 13.34 Varo (FIJ) Ramacake (FIJ) 1.4 m/s) (PNG) Torika Ana Monique 200 metres 25.3/25.52 26.5 26.8 Varo (FIJ) Ramacake (FIJ) Lacombe (NCL) Iona Géraldine Madeleine 400 metres 62.8/62.88 63.0 63.6 Mitchell (FIJ) Bigourd (NCL) Frebault (PYF) Sulueti Bernadette Géraldine 800 metres 2:25.2 2:25.5 2:26.7 Macuku (FIJ) Namal (PNG) Bigourd (NCL) 80 metres hurdles Shirley Yvonne 12.86 Lois Lax (NRU) 12.88 12.92 (wind: - Heffernan (FIJ) Ukeiwe (NCL) 6.0 m/s) Annemarie Eleanor Lauria High Jump 1.52 1.52 1.47 Vakoume (NCL) Phillips (FIJ) Meindu (NCL) 5.51 w 5.10 Long Ana Yolande Torika (wind: (wind: 5.09 Jump Ramacake (FIJ) Temeharo (PYF) Varo (FIJ) +2.8 m/s) +1.9 m/s) Akisi Marie-Claude Losaline Shot Put 12.17 11.81 11.46 Naimotu (FIJ) Wetta (NCL) Faka'ata (TGA) Discus Merewai Claude Lois Lax (NRU) 42.32 35.38 34.32 Throw Turukawa (FIJ) Maitere (PYF) Javelin Evelyne Poa- Sophie Kamen- Natalia 40.40 40.10 38.68 Throw Matha (NCL) Milot (NCL) Tufele (WLF) New Caledonia Papua and New Monique Fiji Guinea Lacombe 4 x 100 Ulamila Toroki Meriba Wika Arlette Kopoui metres Torika Varo 49.6 50.5 Naomi 52.9 Eseta Deuwi relay Iona Mitchell Taraingal Arii Ana Ramacake Delilah Exon Annemarie Navo Anisa Benjamin Basketball MEN French Polynesia def Fiji 77 - 35 Papua New Guinea def Gilbert and Ellice 59 - 50 New Caledonia def Nauru 71 - 52 Guam def American Samoa 64 - 38 French Polynesia def Gilbert and Ellice 72 - 27 Fiji def New Hebrides 118 - 27 New Caledonia def Guam 45 - 33 American Samoa def Nauru 55 - 50 Papua New Guinea def New Hebrides 67 - 12 Gilbert and Ellice def Fiji 44 - 41 New Caledonia def American Samoa 64 - 34 Guam def Nauru 62 - 37 French Polynesia def Papua New Guinea 91 - 51 Gilbert and Ellice def New Hebrides 92 - 27 French Polynesia def New Hebrides 2 - 0 Papua New Guinea def Fiji 60 - 28 SEMI FINALS Fiji def American Samoa 72 - 65 New Caledonia def Papua New Guinea 47 - 36 French Polynesia def Guam 58 - 42 FINALS Guam def Papua New Guinea 63 - 47 French Polynesia def New Caledonia 42 - 23 FINAL PLACINGS 1. French Polynesia 2. New Caledonia 3. Guam 4. Papua New Guinea 5. Fiji 6. American Samoa 7 & 8. Gilbert & Ellice and Nauru 9. New Hebrides WOMEN: French Polynesia def New Hebrides 51 - 10 Papua New Guinea def French Polynesia 30 - 21 Fiji def New Caledonia 45 - 33 Papua New Guinea def New Hebrides 69 - 17 SEMI FINALS Papua New Guinea def New Caledonia 40 - 19 French Polynesia def Fiji 53 - 47 FINALS Fiji def New Caledonia 42 - 30 French Polynesia def Papua New Guinea 35 - 31 FINAL PLACINGS 1. French Polynesia 2. Papua New Guinea 3. Fiji 4. New Caledonia 5. New Hebrides Boxing Title51kg Chandra NameFIJFIJ Position Country Flyweight51kg54kg ChandraJulius 51kg PNGChandraFIJ no opponent FIJ Bantamweight51kg57kg ChandraAinsley 54kg PNGJuliusFIJ only entrant PNG Featherweight60kg Le Vangon 57kg NCLAinsley 1st PNG 63,5kg Fatasi WSA Tinae 2nd USS 67kg Ulaula WSAZeoula 3rd NC Lightweight71kg Basdeo 60kg LeFIJ Vangon 1st NCL 75kg Biu SiviaFIJ 2nd USS 81kg Ramasima WarrenFIJ 3rd FP Light+81kg welter Pouia weight 63,5kg NCLFatasi 1st WSA Vantu 2nd NC Moli 3rd FIJ Welterweight 67kg Ulaula 1st WSA Korovau 2nd FIJ Kaoutche 3rd NC Light middle weight 71kg Basdeo 1st FIJ Latulipe 2nd WS Fai 3rd USS Middleweight 75kg Biu 1st FIJ Fonoti 2nd USS Lealofi 3rd WF Light heavyweight 81kg Ramasima 1st FIJ Panapa 2nd USS Kulimoetoke 3rd WF Heavyweight +81kg Ponia 1st NCL Dikidikilati 2nde FIJ Football Group stage Group 1 Team Pts Pld W D L GF GA GD Tahiti 4 2 2 0 0 9 3 +6 Papua New Guinea 2 2 1 0 1 12 5 +7 Wallis and Futuna 0 2 0 0 2 1 14 -13 December 1966 Tahiti 4 - 3 Papua New Guinea Tahiti 5 - 0 Wallis and Futuna Papua New Guinea 9 - 1 Wallis and Futuna Group 2 Team Pts Pld W D L GF GA GD New Caledonia 4 2 2 0 0 13 0 +13 New Hebrides 1 2 0 1 1 4 9 -5 Solomon Islands 1 2 0 1 1 4 12 -8 December 1966 New Caledonia 8 - 0 Solomon Islands New Caledonia 5 - 0 New Hebrides Solomon Islands 4 - 4 New Hebrides Semi finals December 1966 New Caledonia 4 - 0 Papua New Guinea Tahiti 3 - 0 New Hebrides Bronze medal match 17 December 1966 New Hebrides 5 - 2 Papua New Guinea Gold medal match 17 December 1966 New Caledonia 0 - 2 Tahiti 1966 South Pacific Games Winners Tahiti First title Rugby Rugby union at the 1966 South Pacific Games was played as a round-robin tournament with 4 men's teams competing. No finals were played and the teams finishing in the top three positions were awarded medals as follows: Medal summary Event Gold Silver Bronze Men's rugby Papua New Guinea New Caledonia New Hebrides 15s Men's tournament Standings Final standings after the round robin tournament Team Pld W D L PF PA PD Pts Papua New Guinea 3 3 0 0 135 8 127 6 New Caledonia 3 2 0 1 39 47 -8 4 New Hebrides 3 1 0 2 16 62 -46 2 Wallis and Futuna 3 0 0 3 11 84 -73 0 Matches December 1966 New Caledonia 15–7 New Hebrides New Caledonia 0–34 Papua New Guinea New Caledonia 24–6 Wallis and Futuna New Hebrides 3–47 Papua New Guinea New Hebrides 6–0 Wallis and Futuna Papua New Guinea 54–5 Wallis and Futuna kg (N COMPLETE RESULTS OF 1966 11 NOUMEA GAMES "• Below is a complete list of the medal-winners in the 86 • events staged at the Second South Pacific Games in Noumea ~ from December 8 to 18.
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