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The 2003 South Pacific Games Were Held in Suva, Fiji from 28 June to 12 July 2003, Also Known As the XII South Pacific Games The 2003 South Pacific Games were held in Suva, Fiji from 28 June to 12 July 2003, also known as the XII South Pacific Games. Medal Tally This is the Final and Official Medal Tally for the 2003 South Pacific Games. Country Gold Silver Bronze Total New Caledonia NCL 93 73 74 240 Fiji FIJ 65 59 53 177 Tahiti PYF 55 28 40 123 Papua New Guinea PNG 33 26 17 76 Nauru NRU 24 20 2 46 Samoa SAM 18 17 20 55 Tonga TGA 6 9 5 20 Guam GUM 6 6 6 18 Fed. States of Micronesia FSM 3 5 3 11 Vanuatu VAN 2 9 8 19 Kiribati KIR 2 2 8 12 Cook Islands COK 1 6 11 18 Solomon Islands SOL 1 5 8 14 Wallis et Futuna WAF 4 5 9 Norfolk Island NFK 3 4 7 American Samoa ASA 3 1 4 Palau PLW 1 3 4 Northern Marianas NMI 1 1 2 Tokelau TOK 1 0 1 Niue NIU 5 5 Marshall Islands RMI 0 Tuvalu TUV 0 List of Gold Medal Winners Archery Jean-Pierre Winkelstroeter PYF Gold Archery Catherine Gougeon NCL Gold Archery Shanti Cook FIJ Gold Archery Laurent Clerte NCL Gold Archery Catherine Gougeon NCL Gold Archery Teroro Flores PYF Gold Archery Laurent Clert NCL Gold Archery Jean-Pierre Winkelstroeter PYF Gold Archery Catherine Gougeon NCL Gold Archery Jean-Pierre Winkelstroeter PYF Gold Archery Shanti Cook FIJ Gold Archery Laurent Clert NCL Gold Athletics Makelesi Bulikiobo FIJ Gold Athletics John Lum Kon FIJ Gold Athletics John Lumkon FIJ Gold Athletics Makelesi Bulikiobo FIJ Gold Athletics Geoffrey Bai PNG Gold Athletics Makelesi Bulikiobo FIJ Gold Athletics Isireli Naikelekelevesi FIJ Gold Athletics Vasiti Vatureba FIJ Gold Athletics Isireli Naikelekelevesi FIJ Gold Athletics Stephanie Nonnotte PYF Gold Athletics Neil Weare GUM Gold Athletics Sophie Gardon PYF Gold Athletics Georges Richmond PYF Gold Athletics Georges Richmond PYF Gold Athletics Sophie Gardon PYF Gold Athletics Jovesa Naivalu FIJ Gold Athletics Rachel Rogers FIJ Gold Athletics Mowen Boino PNG Gold Athletics Rachel Rogers FIJ Gold Athletics Sandy Katusele PNG Gold Athletics Veronique Boyer PYF Gold Athletics Eroni Tuivanuavou FIJ Gold Athletics Laurence Upigi NCL Gold Athletics Frederic Erin NCL Gold Athletics Veronique Boyer PYF Gold Athletics Daniel Kilama NCL Gold Athletics Ana Pouhila TGA Gold Athletics Shaka Sola SAM Gold Athletics Melehifo Uhi TGA Gold Athletics Jean Pierre Totele NCL Gold Athletics Siniva Marsters COK Gold Athletics Schmidt Gaetan Siakinuu NCL Gold Athletics Bina Ramesh NCL Gold Athletics Joseph Rodan FIJ Gold Athletics Rose-Marie Vakie NCL Gold Athletics Dip Chand FIJ Gold Athletics Deepika Chand FIJ Gold Athletics Esala Talebula FIJ Gold Athletics Team Fiji FIJ Gold Athletics Team PNG PNG Gold Athletics Team New Caledonia NCL Gold Athletics Team Fiji PNG Gold Athletics Marion Becker NCL Gold Athletics Jean-Bernard NCL Gold Badminton Karyn Whiteside FIJ Gold Badminton Florent Mathey NCL Gold Badminton Whiteside/Dean FIJ Gold Badminton Sargito/Mathey NCL Gold Badminton Mapa/Fong FIJ Gold Badminton Fiji FIJ Gold Bodybuilding Viola Etuata SAM Gold Bodybuilding Lori Hayden GUM Gold Bodybuilding Carmela Somalpong GUM Gold Bodybuilding Lori Hayden GUM Gold Bodybuilding Emmanuel Buchin PYF Gold Bodybuilding Donald Kaiwai PNG Gold Bodybuilding Patrick Mounier NCL Gold Bodybuilding Puipuia Maposua SAM Gold Bodybuilding Gerard Quach NCL Gold Bodybuilding Kenneth Rios GUM Gold Bodybuilding Emmanuel Buchin PYF Gold Boxing Willie Jack PNG Gold Boxing Paul Lare PNG Gold Boxing Faialaga Samuelu SAM Gold Boxing Hauata Heiaru PYF Gold Boxing Sada Wulf SAM Gold Boxing Albert TenaitiPYFio PYF Gold Boxing Mark Peter Nauka VAN Gold Boxing Osea Nakanacali FIJ Gold Boxing Francis Partsch SAM Gold Boxing Amosa Zinck SAM Gold Boxing Inia Vuli FIJ Gold Cycling Isabella Boyer-Moulin NCL Gold Cycling Isabella Boyer-Moulin NCL Gold Cycling Kylie Vernaudon PYF Gold Golf Gaelle Truet NCL Gold Golf Loic Truet NCL Gold Golf New Caledonia NCL Gold Golf New Caledonia NCL Gold Judo Chevalier Cyril (NCL) NCL Gold Judo Dulac Paul (NCL) NCL Gold Judo Trinidade de Hab NCL Gold Judo Antony Lallut PYF Gold Judo Arnaud Bertrand PYF Gold Judo Jerome Papai NCL Gold Judo Nacanieli Qerawaqa FIJ Gold Judo Nacanieli Qerawaqa FIJ Gold Judo Team Fiji Men FIJ Gold Judo Dulac Helene NCL Gold Judo Thomas Audrey NCL Gold Judo Delots Rosa NCL Gold Judo Melissa Kaddour NCL Gold Judo Sisi Rasokisoki FIJ Gold Judo Laisa Laveti FIJ Gold Judo Ana Naviri FIJ Gold Judo Naisiga Sisilia FIJ Gold Judo Team Fiji Women FIJ Gold Karate Minh Dack NCL Gold Karate Team Fiji FIJ Gold Karate Jean-Paul Hmalako NCL Gold Karate David Moteiro NCL Gold Karate Gregory Panne NCL Gold Karate Atunaisa Matavesi FIJ Gold Karate Emosi Kagi FIJ Gold Karate Fredrick Roumagne NCL Gold Karate James Tiaipoi PYF Gold Karate Nouvelle Caledonie NCL Gold Karate Margareth Dack NCL Gold Karate Nouvelle Caledonie NCL Gold Karate Daniella Nair FIJ Gold Karate Isabelle Artus NCL Gold Karate Galenon Rainui PYF Gold Karate Galenon Rainui PYF Gold Karate Nouvelle Caledonie NCL Gold Lawn Bowls Fiji FIJ Gold Lawn Bowls Samoa SAM Gold Lawn Bowls Cook Islands COK Gold Lawn Bowls Fiji FIJ Gold Lawn Bowls Fiji FIJ Gold Lawn Bowls Fiji FIJ Gold Lawn Bowls Fiji FIJ Gold Lawn Bowls Fiji FIJ Gold Power Lifting Kelly Henry PNG Gold Power Lifting Mohammed Ramza FIJ Gold Power Lifting Iliame Vilibiu FIJ Gold Power Lifting Eric Yameng PNG Gold Power Lifting Richard Lewanivaka FIJ Gold Power Lifting Livingstone Sokoli PNG Gold Power Lifting Starsky Engar NRU Gold Power Lifting Eliesa Irava FIJ Gold Power Lifting Mikaele Savaiinaea SAM Gold Power Lifting George Lealiifano SAM Gold Power Lifting Robert Dabwido NRU Gold Sailing Christophe Alban Rossolin NCL Gold Sailing New Caledonia NCL Gold Sailing Teiva Veronique PYF Gold Sailing PYF PYF Gold Sailing Carole Dabin NCL Gold Sailing Fiji FIJ Gold Sailing Samuel Launay NCL Gold Sailing New Caledonia (NCL) NCL Gold Sailing Solenn Gourand NCL Gold Shooting Glenn Kable FIJ Gold Shooting PYF PYF Gold Shooting Glenn Kable FIJ Gold Shooting PYF PYF Gold Shooting Gino Mourin PYF Gold Shooting PYF PYF Gold Squash Naluge Guy PNG Gold Squash Derek Hunter PNG Gold Squash Team PNG PNG Gold Squash Team PNG PNG Gold Surfing Heifara PYFutini PYF Gold Surfing Annau Burling TGA Gold Surfing Michael Burling TGA Gold Swimming Ryan Pini PNG Gold Swimming Caroline Pickering FIJ Gold Swimming Rainui Teriipaia PYF Gold Swimming Macken Malateste PYF Gold Swimming Olivier Saminadin NCL Gold Swimming New Caledonia NCL Gold Swimming Diane Bui-Duyet NCL Gold Swimming Ryan Pini PNG Gold Swimming Anna-Lisa Mopio PNG Gold Swimming Oliver Saminadin NCL Gold Swimming Melissa Carpin NCL Gold Swimming Team New Caledonia NCL Gold Swimming Manina Tehei NCL Gold Swimming Carl Probert FIJ Gold Swimming Diane Bui-Duyet NCL Gold Swimming Ryan Pini PNG Gold Swimming Diane Bui-Duyet NCL Gold Swimming Ryan Pini PNG Gold Swimming Team New Caledonia NCL Gold Swimming Olivier Saminadin NCL Gold Swimming Diane Bui-Duyet NCL Gold Swimming Ryan Pini PNG Gold Swimming Rachel Ah Koy FIJ Gold Swimming Rainui Teriipaia PYF Gold Swimming Vanessa Claubu NCL Gold Swimming Team New Caledonia NCL Gold Swimming Diane Bui-Duyet NCL Gold Swimming Ryan Pini PNG Gold Swimming Caroline Pickering FIJ Gold Swimming Olivier Saminadin NCL Gold Swimming Diane Bui-Duyet NCL Gold Swimming Team New Caledonia NCL Gold Swimming Charlotte Robin NCL Gold Swimming Olivier Saminadin NCL Gold Swimming Olivier Saminadin NCL Gold Swimming Rainui Teriipaia PYF Gold Swimming Charlotte Robin NCL Gold Swimming Ryan Pini PNG Gold Swimming Team New Caledonia NCL Gold Swimming Diane Bui-Duyet NCL Gold Table Tennis Laura Leroy NCL Gold Table Tennis Eric Cholet PYF Gold Table Tennis Laura Leroy/Laura Arnaud NCL Gold Table Tennis Eric Cholet/Lionel Chewtchouk PYF Gold Table Tennis Vanuatu VAN Gold Table Tennis New Caledonia NCL Gold Table Tennis Raoul Rainourd/Laura Leroy NCL Gold TaeKwondo Daniel Aitcheson PYF Gold TaeKwondo Edward Kassman PNG Gold TaeKwondo Christopher Chuong PYF Gold TaeKwondo Ivan Kassman PNG Gold TaeKwondo Jerry Yeikituitona PYF Gold TaeKwondo Brisco Panai PYF Gold TaeKwondo Ashtosh Singh TGA Gold TaeKwondo Joachin Tufele NCL Gold TaeKwondo Team Tahiti PYF Gold TaeKwondo Myriam Marx NCL Gold TaeKwondo Mavete Masi SOL Gold TaeKwondo Laina Panai PYF Gold TaeKwondo Malia Pauga NCL Gold Women's Basketball Samoa SAM Gold Men's Basketball Nouvelle Caledonie NCL Gold Baseball Guam GUM Gold Cricket Papua New Guinea PNG Gold Netball Fiji FIJ Gold Rugby Sevens Fiji FIJ Gold Women's Volleyball Tahiti PYF Gold Men's Volleyball Tahiti PYF Gold Men's Beach Volleyball Tahiti PYF Gold Women's Beach Volleyball Fiji FIJ Gold Football - Men Fiji FIJ Gold Football - Women Papua New Guinea PNG Gold Hockey Fiji FIJ Gold Touch - Men Fiji FIJ Gold Touch Mixed Fiji FIJ Gold Triathlon Women Benedicte Meunier NCL Gold Triathlon Men Olivier Barbigant NCL Gold Triathlon Team Olivier Barbigant NCL Gold Triathlon Team David Esposita NCL Gold Triathlon Team Benedicte Meunier NCL Gold Weightlifting - Men Jeffrey Robbie PNG Gold Weightlifting - Men Jeffrey Robbie PNG Gold Weightlifting - Men Jeffrey Robbie PNG Gold Weightlifting - Men Manuel Minginfel FSM Gold Weightlifting - Men Manuel Minginfel FSM Gold Weightlifting - Men Manuel Minginfel FSM Gold Weightlifting - Men Yokio Peter NRU Gold Weightlifting - Men Yokio Peter NRU Gold Weightlifting - Men Yokio Peter NRU Gold Weightlifting - Men Renos Doweiya NRU Gold Weightlifting - Men Joe Vueti FIJ Gold Weightlifting - Men Joe Vueti FIJ Gold Weightlifting - Men Uati Mapusoa SAM Gold Weightlifting - Men Meamaa Thomas KIR Gold Weightlifting - Men Meamaa Thomas KIR Gold Weightlifting - Men Niusela Opeloge
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