Pacific Games - Women

2003

Tournament details
Host country	Fiji
Dates	30 June – 10 July
Teams	7
Final positions
Champions	Papua New Guinea (1st title)
Runners-up	Guam
Third place	Tonga
Fourth place	Tahiti
Tournament statistics
Matches played	21
Goals scored	81 (3.86 per match)
Top scorer(s)	Lavinia Taga (11 goals)

Women's Tournament

additional match details

30- 6 Tonga           3-2 Vanuatu
      Papua N.Guinea 13-0 Kiribati
      Guam            1-0 Fiji     
 2- 7 Tonga           0-0 Guam     
      Vanuatu         0-3 Tahiti
      Fiji            1-2 Papua N. Guinea
 4- 7 Fiji            2-0 Kiribati
      Tonga           3-1 Papua N. Guinea  
      Guam            1-1 Tahiti
 5- 7 Kiribati        0-5 Guam
      Papua N. Guinea 2-2 Vanuatu
      Tahiti          1-0 Tonga
 7- 7 Guam            1-0 Vanuatu 
      Tonga           2-1 Kiribati
      Fiji            3-1 Tahiti
 9- 7 Papua N. Guinea 1-0 Guam
      Kiribati        1-5 Tahiti
      Fiji            3-2 Vanuatu
10- 7 Fiji            2-2 Tonga
      Kiribati       0-11 Vanuatu
      Papua N. Guinea 3-0 Tahiti
      
 1.Papua New Guinea   6  4  1  1 22- 6 13
 2.Guam               6  3  2  1  8- 2 11
 3.Tonga              6  3  2  1 10- 7 11
 4.Tahiti             6  3  1  2 11- 8 10
 5.Fiji               6  3  1  2 11- 8 10
 6.Vanuatu            6  1  1  4 17-12  4
 7.Kiribati           6  0  0  6  2-38  0

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2007

Tournament details
Host country
Samoa
Dates
25 August – 7 September
Teams
9 (from 1 confederation)
Venue(s)
1 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions
 Papua New Guinea (2nd title)
Runners-up
 Tonga
Third place
 Fiji
Fourth place
 Tahiti
Tournament statistics
Matches played
20
Goals scored
55 (2.75 per match)
Top scorer(s)
 Lydia Banabas
(8 goals)
Women's Tournament
Group A
25- 8 Papua N. Guinea 6-0 American Samoa
      Fiji            4-1 Cook Islands
28- 8 American Samoa  1-1 Cook Islands
      Papua N. Guinea 4-0 Solomon Islands
30- 8 American Samoa  0-3 Fiji
      Cook Islands    1-1 Solomon Islands
 1- 9 Solomon Islands 3-0 American Samoa
      Papua N. Guinea 0-1 Fiji
 3- 9 Cook Islands    1-4 Papua New Guina
      Solomon Islands 0-3 Fiji

 1.Fiji               4  4  0  0 11- 1 12
 2.Papua New Guinea   4  3  0  1 14- 2  9
 3.Solomon Islands    4  1  1  2  4- 8  4
 4.Cook Islands       4  0  2  2  4-10  2
 5.American Samoa     4  0  1  3  1-13  1

Group B
30- 8 Tonga           2-0 New Caledonia
      Tahiti          4-0 Samoa
 1- 9 New Caledonia   0-2 Samoa
      Tahiti          0-0 Tonga
 3- 9 New Caledonia   0-2 Tahiti
      Samoa           0-0 Tonga

 1.Tahiti             3  2  1  0  6- 0  7
 2.Tonga              3  1  2  0  2- 0  5
 3.Samoa              3  1  1  1  2- 4  4
 4.New Caledonia      3  0  0  3  0- 6  0

Semifinals
 5- 9 Tahiti          0-5 Papua New Guinea
        (Ara Midi 55, Lydia Banabas 62, 65, Julie Alau 80,
         Daisy Winas 85)
      Fiji            0-1 Tonga
        (Penateti Feke (pen))

Third Place Match
 7- 9 Tahiti          0-1 Fiji
        (Unaisi Vatulili 49)

Final
 7- 9 Tonga           1-3 Papua New Guinea             [aet]
        (Penateti Feke 21 - Daisy Winas 69, Ara Midi 108,
         Lydia Banabas 119)

NB: Papua New Guinea will play off against New Zealand for a place at
    the 2008 Olympic Games in China
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2011
Tournament details
Host country
New Caledonia
Dates
27 August – 9 September
Teams
9 (from 2 confederations)
Venue(s)
4 (in 4 host cities)
Final positions
Champions
 Papua New Guinea (3rd title)
Runners-up
 New Caledonia
Third place
 Fiji
Fourth place
 Tonga
Tournament statistics
Matches played
20
Goals scored
58 (2.9 per match)
Top scorer(s)
 Christelle Wahnawe
(12 goals)
Women's Tournament
Group A
[Aug 27]
Papua New Guinea      1-0 Tahiti
New Caledonia         3-0 Solomon Islands
[Aug 29]
Papua New Guinea      8-0 American Samoa
New Caledonia         0-0 Tahiti
[Aug 31]
Tahiti                2-0 Solomon Islands
New Caledonia         7-0 American Samoa
[Sep 2]
Solomon Islands       4-0 American Samoa
New Caledonia         2-1 Papua New Guinea
[Sep 5]
Tahiti                4-0 American Samoa
Papua New Guinea      1-0 Solomon Islands

 1.NEW CALEDONIA      4  3  1  0 12- 1 10
 2.PAPUA NEW GUINEA   4  3  0  1 11- 2  9
 3.Tahiti             4  2  1  1  6- 1  7
 4.Solomon Islands    4  1  0  3  4- 6  3
 5.American Samoa     4  0  0  4  0-23  0

Group B
[Aug 31]
Tonga                 4-1 Fiji
Cook Islands          1-1 Guam
[Sep 2]
Fiji                  2-1 Guam
Cook Islands          1-0 Tonga
[Sep 5]
Tonga                 0-0 Guam
Fiji                  1-0 Cook Islands

 1.FIJI               3  2  0  1  4- 5  6
 2.TONGA              3  1  1  1  4- 2  4
 3.Cook Islands       3  1  1  1  2- 2  4
 4.Guam               3  0  2  1  2- 3  2


Semifinals [Sep 7]
Papua New Guinea      4-0 Fiji
New Caledonia         3-2 Tonga

Third Place Match [Sep 9]
Fiji                  1-0 Tonga

Final [Sep 9]
New Caledonia         1-2 Papua New Guinea
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2015
Tournament details
Host country
Papua New Guinea
City
Port Moresby
Dates
6–16 July 2015
Teams
7 (from 1 confederation)
Venue(s)
2 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions
 Papua New Guinea (4th title)
Runners-up
 New Caledonia
Third place
 Cook Islands
Fourth place
 Samoa
Tournament statistics
Matches played
13
Goals scored
47 (3.62 per match)
Top scorer(s)
 Christelle Wahnawe (10 goals)
Women's Tournament
Port Moresby, 6–16 July 2015
 
Group A
 
[Jul 6]
Solomon Islands    1–8 New Caledonia
Tonga              0–1 Samoa
[Jul 8]
Solomon Islands    0–2 Tonga
New Caledonia      2–2 Samoa
[Jul 11]
New Caledonia      6–0 Tonga
Samoa              2–1 Solomon Islands
 
 1.NEW CALEDONIA    3  2 1 0  16- 3   7
 2.SAMOA            3  2 1 0   5- 3   7
 3.Tonga            3  1 0 2   2- 7   3 
 4.Solomon Islands  3  0 0 3   2-12   0
 
Group B
 
[Jul 6]
Fiji               1–5 Papua New Guinea
[Jul 8]
Fiji               1–1 Cook Islands
[Jul 11]
Papua New Guinea   2–0 Cook Islands
 
 1.PAPUA NEW GUINEA 2  2 0 0   7- 1   6
 2.COOK ISLANDS     2  0 1 1   1- 3   1
 3.Fiji             2  0 1 1   2- 6   1
 
Semifinals [Jul 13]
New Caledonia      5–1 Cook Islands
Papua New Guinea   3–0 Samoa
 
Bronze Medal Match [Jul 16]
Cook Islands       2–0 Samoa

Gold Medal Match [Jul 16]
New Caledonia      0–1 Papua New Guinea
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2019
Tournament details
Host country
Samoa
City
Apia
Dates
8–20 July
Teams
10 (from 1 confederation)
Venue(s)
2 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions
 Papua New Guinea (5th title)
Runners-up
 Samoa
Third place
 Fiji
Fourth place
 Cook Islands
Tournament statistics
Matches played
22
Goals scored
100 (4.55 per match)
Top scorer(s)
 Ramona Padio (9 goals)
Women's Tournament
Apia, 8-20 July 2019

Group A

[Jul 8]
Fiji              11-0 American Samoa
Samoa              5-0 Tonga
[Jul 10]
Tonga              3-2 New Caledonia
American Samoa     0-0 Samoa
[Jul 12]
New Caledonia      9-0 American Samoa
Samoa              1-0 Fiji
[Jul 15]
Fiji               4-0 New Caledonia
Tonga             12-0 American Samoa
[Jul 18]
Tonga              1-3 Fiji
New Caledonia      2-3 Samoa

 1.SAMOA            4  3 1 0   9- 2  10 Final
 2.Fiji             4  3 0 1  18- 2   9 Bronze Medal Match
 3.Tonga            4  2 0 2  16-10   6 
 4.New Caledonia    4  1 0 3  13-10   3
 5.American Samoa   4  0 1 3   0-32   1

Group B

[Jul 8]
Tahiti             0-2 Cook Islands
Papua New Guinea   5-2 Solomon Islands
[Jul 10]
Cook Islands       2-1 Vanuatu
Solomon Islands    0-1 Tahiti
[Jul 12]
Vanuatu            1-2 Solomon Islands
Tahiti             0-4 Papua New Guinea
[Jul 15]
Papua New Guinea   6-1 Vanuatu
Solomon Islands    1-2 Cook Islands
[Jul 18] 
Cook Islands       1-5 Papua New Guinea
Vanuatu            0-0 Tahiti

 1.PAPUA NEW GUINEA 4  4 0 0  20- 4  12 Final
 2.Cook Islands     4  3 0 1   7- 7   9 Bronze Medal Metch
 3.Tahiti           4  1 1 2   1- 6   4 
 4.Solomon Islands  4  1 0 3   5- 9   3
 5.Vanuatu          4  0 1 3   3-10   1

Bronze Medal Match [Jul 20]
Fiji               3-1 Cook Islands

Gold Medal Match [Jul 20]
Samoa              1-3 Papua New Guinea
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2023
Tournament details
Host country
Solomon Islands
City
Honiara
Dates
17 November–2 December
Teams
10 (from 1 confederation)
Venue(s)
2 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions
 Papua New Guinea (6th title)
Runners-up
 Fiji
Third place
 New Caledonia
Fourth place
 Samoa
Tournament statistics
Matches played
20
Goals scored
82 (4.1 per match)
Top scorer(s)
 Ramona Padio
(11 goals)
Women's Tournament
Honiara, 17 November-1 December 2023 

Group A 

[Nov 17]
Cook Islands       2-5 New Caledonia
Papua New Guinea   9-0 American Samoa
[Nov 20]
Papua New Guinea   3-0 Cook Islands
New Caledonia      4-0 American Samoa
[Nov 23]
Cook Islands       3-0 American Samoa
New Caledonia      2-2 Papua New Guinea 

 1.PAPUA NEW GUINEA 3  2 1 0  14- 2   7 
 2.NEW CALEDONIA    3  2 1 0  11- 4   7
 3.Cook Islands     3  1 0 2   5- 8   3 
 4.American Samoa   3  0 0 3   0-16   0
 
Group B

[Nov 18]
Tahiti             2-3 Samoa
[Nov 21]
Tonga              2-2 Tahiti
[Nov 24]
Samoa              4-1 Tonga
 
 1.SAMOA            2  2 0 0   7- 3   6 
 2.Tahiti           2  0 1 1   4- 5   1 
 3.Tonga            2  0 1 1   3- 6   1 

Group C
 
[Nov 18]
Vanuatu            0-1 Solomon Islands
[Nov 21]
Fiji               3-2 Vanuatu
[Nov 24]
Fiji               4-1 Solomon Islands

 1.FIJI             2  2 0 0   7- 3   6 
 2.Solomon Islands  2  1 0 1   2- 4   3 
 3.Vanuatu          2  0 0 2   2- 4   0
 
Semifinals [Nov 27]
Papua New Guinea   5-1 Samoa
Fiji               3-0 New Caledonia
 
Bronze Medal Match [Dec 1]
Samoa              1-3 New Caledonia
 
Gold Medal Match [Dec 1]
Papua New Guinea   4-1 Fiji

Pacific Mini Games - Women

 

Women's Tournament

Port Vila, Vanuatu, 4-14 December 2017

Group Stage
 
[Dec 4]
Fiji            5–0 Tonga
Vanuatu         5–0 Solomon Islands
[Dec 7]
Solomon Islands 1–3 Tonga
Vanuatu         0–0 Fiji
[Dec 11]
Fiji            2–0 Solomon Islands
Tonga           2–2 Vanuatu
 
1.Fiji            3  2 1 0  7- 0   7
2.Vanuatu         3  1 2 0  7- 2   5
3.Tonga           3  1 1 1  5- 8   4
4.Solomon Islands 3  0 0 3  1-10   0

Bronze Medal [Dec 14]
Tonga           1–0 Solomon Islands
 
Gold Medal [Dec 14]
Fiji            1–2 Vanuatu

OFC Women's Olympic Qualifying Tournament

 

2012

Tournament details
Dates	1 March–4 April 2012
Teams	5 (from 1 confederation)
Final positions
Champions	New Zealand (2nd title)
Runners-up	Papua New Guinea
Third place	Tonga
Fourth place	Vanuatu
Tournament statistics
Matches played	10
Goals scored	63 (6.3 per match)

First Round

All matches played at the Loto-Tonga Soka Centre in Nuku’Alofa, Tonga. 

Group Stage

 1.Papua NG      3  3  0  0 20- 3  9
 2.Tonga         3  2  0  1 11- 5  6
 3.Samoa         3  1  0  2  7-16  3
 4.Vanuatu       3  0  0  3  6-10  0  

 1- 3-12 Tonga          5-2 Vanuatu
 1- 3-12 Samoa          2-7 Papua NG
 3- 3-12 Tonga          0-2 Papua NG
 3- 3-12 Vanuatu        3-4 Samoa
 5- 3-12 Tonga          6-1 Samoa
 5- 3-12 Papua NG      11-1 Vanuatu

Third place play-off
 7- 3-12 Vanuatu        2-0 Samoa

Final
 7- 3-12 Tonga          0-2 Papua NG

Papua New Guinea qualified for the final stage of Oceania's Olympic Qualifying Tournament.

Final Stage

31- 3-12 New Zealand    8-0 Papua NG                          (Toll Stadium, Whangarei, New Zealand)
 4- 4-12 Papua NG       0-7 New Zealand                       (PMRL Stadium, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea)

Qualified for the Olympics: New Zealand 

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2016

Tournament details
Host countries	Papua New Guinea (Stage 1)  Papua New Guinea and  New Zealand (Stage 2)
Dates	6–16 July 2015 (Stage 1) 23–26 January 2016 (Stage 2)
Teams	8 (from 1 confederation)
Final positions
Champions	New Zealand (3rd title)
Runners-up	Papua New Guinea

First Stage

Pacific Games 2015 (Papua New Guinea)

Qualified for Second Stage: Papua New Guinea

Second Stage

23 Jan 2016 Papua New Guinea  1–7 New Zealand
26 Jan 2016 New Zealand       n/p Papua New Guinea

New Zealand qualified for the 2016 Olympic Games

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2024

Tournament details
Host country	Samoa
City	Apia
Dates	7–19 February 2024
Teams	8 (from 1 confederation)
Venue(s)	2 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions	New Zealand (4th title)
Runners-up	Solomon Islands
Tournament statistics
Matches played	15
Goals scored	82 (5.47 per match)
Attendance	1,050 (70 per match)
Top scorer(s)	Marie Kaipu  Grace Jale (7 goals each)

Samoa, 7-19 February 2024

Group A

[Feb 7]
Fiji                10–0 American Samoa
Papua New Guinea     1–1 Solomon Islands
[Feb 10]
American Samoa       1–7 Solomon Islands
Papua New Guinea     3–4 Fiji
[Feb 13]
American Samoa       0–9 Papua New Guinea
Solomon Islands      3–1 Fiji

1.Solomon Islands    3   2 1 0 11- 3  7  Qualified
2.Fiji               3   2 0 1 15- 6  6  Qualified
3.Papua New Guinea   3   1 1 1 13- 5  4 
4.American Samoa     3   0 0 3  1-26  0

Group B

[Feb 7]
New Zealand          3–0 Tonga
Samoa                1–0 Vanuatu
[Feb 10]
Vanuatu              1–2 Tonga
New Zealand          6–0 Samoa
[Feb 13]
Tonga                0–2 Samoa
Vanuatu              0–5 New Zealand

1.New Zealand        3   3 0 0 14- 0  9  Qualified
2.Samoa              3   2 0 1  3- 6  6  Qualified
3.Tonga              3   1 0 2  2- 6  3 
4.Vanuatu            3   0 0 3  1- 8  0

Semifinals [Feb 16]
Solomon Islands      2–0 Samoa
New Zealand          7–1 Fiji

Final [Feb 19]
New Zealand         11-1 Solomon Island

New Zealand qualified for the 2024 Olympic Games