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Pacific Games Council PACIFIC GAMES COUNCIL DIRECTORY 2020 www.pacificgamescouncil.com EXECUTIVE BOARD PRESIDENT Vidhya Lakhan G.P.O. Box 1279 Suva FIJI Tel: (679) 330-3525 Mobile: (679) 999-8439 E-mail: [email protected] VICE PRESIDENT – SPORT Marcus Stephen Civic Complex Aiwo District P.O. Box 7 REPUBLIC OF NAURU Tel: (674) 556 4978 Mobile: (674) 558 5672 E-mail: [email protected] VICE PRESIDENT – MARKETING Laurent Cassier BP 333 98845 Noumea cedex NOUVELLE CALEDONIE Tel: (687) 777706 E-mail: [email protected] VICE PRESIDENT – AUDIT & FINANCE Tamzin Wardley P.O. Box 467 Boroko PAPUA NEW GUINEA Tel: (675) 325 1411 E-mail: [email protected] ATHLETES’ REPRESENTATIVE Ryan Pini P.O. Box 467 Boroko PAPUA NEW GUINEA Tel: (675) 325 1411 E-mail: [email protected] CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Andrew Minogue 139-141 Varsity Parade Varsity Lakes, QLD 4227 Australia Tel: +61 408 536 377 Fax: +61 7 5515 7125 E-mail: [email protected] Skype: andrewpgc Website: www. pacificgamescouncil.com COMMITTEES SPORTS COMMITTEE Chair Marcus Stephen Pacific Games Council Members Ryan Pini Athletes’ Representative Roger Wahl Guam Michel Quintin New Caledonia Milton Bradley Norfolk Island Yvonne Mullins OSFO MARKETING COMMITTEE Chair Laurent Cassier Pacific Games Council Members Damien Beddoes Cook Islands Joseph Rodan Sr Fiji Tala Pauga Samoa Allan Kalfabun Vanuatu Michael White Northern Mariana Islands AUDIT & FINANCE COMMITTEE Chair Tamzin Wardley Pacific Games Council Members Joey Miranda III Guam Charles Tauziet Tahiti Nui MEMBER PACIFIC GAMES ASSOCIATIONS AMERICAN SAMOA (ASA) American Samoa National Olympic Committee (ASNOC) P.O. Box 5380 Pago Pago AMERICAN SAMOA 96799 Tel: (684) 699 8855 E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Internet: www.oceaniasport.com/amsam/ President: Ed Imo Secretary General: Ethan Lake _______________________________________________________________________ COOK ISLANDS (COK) Cook Islands Sports and National Olympic Committee (CISNOC) P.O. Box 569 Rarotonga COOK ISLANDS Tel: (682) 24 095 / 24108 Mobile: E-mail: [email protected] (President) Internet: www.oceaniasport.com/cookis/ President: Hugh Graham Secretary General: Owen Lewis FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA (FSM) FSM Pacific Games Association P.O. Box PS 319 Palikir, Pohnpei FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA 96941 Tel: (691) 320-8914 E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.oceaniasport.com/fsm/ President: Berney Martin Secretary General: James Tobin ________________________________________________________________________ FIJI (FIJ) Fiji Association of Sports & National Olympic Committee (FASANOC) G.P.O. Box 1279 17 Bau Street Suva FIJI Tel: (679) 330-3525 E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] (President) [email protected] (Secretary-General) Internet: www.fijiolympiccommittee.com President: Makarita Lenoa Secretary General: Lorraine Mar GUAM (GUM) Guam National Olympic Committee (GNOC) Postal & Courier Address: Guam National Olympic Committee 715 Route 8, Maite GUAM 96910 Tel: (1.671) 647 4662 or 647 4661 E-mail: [email protected] (NOC Office/President) and/or [email protected] [email protected] (ONOC Secretary-General) [email protected] (Secretary-General) [email protected], [email protected] (Staff) Internet: www.oceaniasport.com/guam Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GUAMNOC/ Skype: ricardocblas President: Ricardo C. Blas Secretary General: Robert J. Steffy ______________________________________________________________________ KIRIBATI (KIR) Kiribati National Olympic Committee (KNOC) Betio Sports Complex, Betio P.O. Box 238 Bairiki Tarawa REPUBLIC OF KIRIBATI Tel: (686) 75022203 (Office) Mobile: (686) 73003084 (CEO) E-mail: [email protected] (Office) [email protected] (CEO) [email protected] (Secretary-General) Internet: www.oceaniasport.com/kiribati/ President: Nicholas John McDermott Secretary General: Tenoa Betene MARSHALL ISLANDS (MHL) Marshall Islands National Olympic Committee (MINOC) P.O. Box 3002 Majuro MARSHALL ISLANDS 96960 Tel: (692) 625-7869 E-mail: [email protected] (MINOC General) [email protected] (President) [email protected] (Secretary-General) Internet: www.oceaniasport.com/marshalls/ President: Kenneth Kramer Secretary General: Terry Sasser NAURU (NRU) Nauru Olympic Committee Civic Complex Aiwo District P.O. Box 7 REPUBLIC OF NAURU Tel: (674) 5587255 (674) 5565259 Mobile: (674) 556 4978 (President) (674) 558 7255 (Secretary-General) E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] (President) Internet: www.oceaniasport.com/nauru/ President: Marcus Stephen Secretary General: Sean Oppenheimer NEW CALEDONIA (NCL) Le Comite Territorial Olympique et Sportif (CTOS) BP 333 98845 NOUMEA CEDEX NOUVELLE CALEDONIE Tel: (687) 28 1057 (687) 779445 (President) (687) 796837 (Secretary-General) E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] (President) [email protected] (Secretary-General) [email protected] (Michel Quintin, CEO) Internet: www.ctos.nc President: Christophe Dabin Secretary General: Anne Perrier NIUE (NIU) Niue Island Sports and Commonwealth Games Association (NISCGA) P.O. Box 207 Alofi NIUE Tel: (683) 4169 E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] Internet: www.oceaniasport.com/niue/ President: Maru Talagi Secretary General: Hagen Siosikefu NORFOLK ISLAND (NFI) Norfolk Island Amateur Sports & Commonwealth Games Association P.O. Box 352 NORFOLK ISLAND Tel: (6723) 50465 E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] (Secretary-General) Internet: www.sportingpulse.com/assoc_page.cgi?assoc=3852&pID=2 President: Malcolm Tarrant Secretary General: Jacqueline Grundy NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS (NMI) Northern Marianas Sports Association P.O. Box 501937 Saipan, MP 96950 COMMONWEALTH OF NORTHERN MARIANAS Tel: (1.670) 233 8080 E-mail: [email protected] (President) [email protected] (office) Internet: www.sportingpulse.com/assoc_page.cgi?assoc=3859&pID=2 President: Jerry Tan Secretary General: Valerie Hofschneider PALAU (PLW) Palau National Olympic Committee (PNOC) P.O. Box 155 Koror REPUBLIC OF PALAU 96940 Tel: (680) 488 6562/4491/4367 E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.oceaniasport.com/palau/ President: Frank Kyota Secretary General: Baklai Temengil PAPUA NEW GUINEA (PNG) Papua New Guinea Olympic Committee (PNGOC) Telikom 4mile Depot Sir Hubert Murray Highway P.O. Box 467 Boroko PAPUA NEW GUINEA Tel: (675) 325 1411 / 1449 / 323 0114 / 0108 or 7100 1062 / 1063 E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] (President) [email protected] (Secretary-General) Internet: www.pngolympic.org President: Sir John Dawanincura Kt OBE Secretary General: Auvita Rapilla SAMOA (SAM) Samoa Association of Sports and National Olympic Committee (SASNOC) P.O. Box 1301 Apia SAMOA Tel: (685) 25033 Mobile: (685) 28875 (Secretary-General) E-mail: [email protected] (President) Internet: www.oceaniasport.com/samoa/ President: Patrick Fepuleai Secretary General: Tala Pauga SOLOMON ISLANDS (SOL) Solomon Islands National Olympic Committee (NOCSI) P.O. Box 532 Honiara SOLOMON ISLANDS Tel: 677-20505 677-7477050 (Secretary-General) E-mail: [email protected] (President) [email protected] (Secretary-General) Internet: www.oceaniasport.com/solomon/ President: Martin Rara Secretary General: Melinda Avoso ________________________________________________________________________ TAHITI NUI (TAH) Comité Olympique de Tahiti Nui (COPF) BP 650 Papeete 98713 TAHITI Tel: (689) 40 50 40 20 Email: [email protected] (Office) Facebook Page copftahiti Internet: www.copf.pf President: Louis Provost Secretary General: Gérald Huioutu TOKELAU (TKL) Tokelau Sports Federation C/ Tokelau Office P O Box 865 Savalalo, Apia SAMOA Tel: (685) 20822 Email: [email protected] (Secretary-General) Internet: www.sportingpulse.com/assoc_page.cgi?assoc=3861&pID=2 President: Tanu Filo Secretary General: Aukusitino Vitale TONGA (TGA) Tonga Sports Association & National Olympic Committee (TASANOC) P.O. Box 1278 Nuku’alofa TONGA Tel: (676) 21041 (676) 27632 (Secretary-General) Mobile: (676) 7717304) (Secretary General) E-mail: [email protected] (President) [email protected] (Secretary-General) [email protected] Internet: www.oceaniasport.com/tonga/ President: Lord Tevita Tupou Secretary General: Takitoa Taumoepeau ________________________________________________________________________ TUVALU (TUV) Tuvalu Association of Sports and National Olympic Committee (TASNOC) Private Mail Bag Vaiaku Funafuti TUVALU Tel: (688) 20224 E-mail: [email protected] (President) [email protected] (Secretary-General) Internet: www.oceaniasport.com/tuvalu/ President: Mika Elisaia Secretary General: Elu Tataua VANUATU (VAN) Vanuatu Association of Sports and National Olympic Committee (VASANOC) P.O. Box 284 Port Vila VANUATU Tel: (678) 23230 E-mail: [email protected] (President) [email protected] (Secretary-General) [email protected] (Henry Tavoa, CEO) Internet: www.oceaniasport.com/vanuatu/ www.vasanoc.com.vu Skype: henry.tavoa1966 President: Antoine Boudier Secretary General: Cyrille Mainguy ________________________________________________________________________ WALLIS & FUTUNA (WLF) Comité Territorial Olympique et Sportif des Iles Wallis et Futuna (CTOSWF) BP 396 Mata Utu – Kafika Hahake – 98600 Uvea WALLIS ISLAND Tel: (681) 720192 & 721613 E-mail: [email protected] Internet: http://wallisetfutuna.franceolympique.com Skype: ctoswf President: Etuato Mulikihaamea Secretary General: Yvanoel Kaikilekofe ASSOCIATE MEMBER OLYMPIC COMMITTEES AUSTRALIA (AUS) Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) Level
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