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Powerlifting at the 2019 Pacific Games

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Powerlifting
at the 2019 Pacific Games
Powerlifting pictogram for the Games
VenueFaleata Sports Complex
LocationApia, Samoa
Dates18–19 July 2019
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Powerlifting at the 2019 Pacific Games in Apia, Samoa was held on 18–19 July 2019 at the Faleata Sports Complex in Tuanaimato.[1] The competition included eight men's and seven women's weight classes.[2]

Medal summary

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Medal table

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  *   Host nation (Samoa)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Papua New Guinea65314
2 Nauru64212
3 Samoa*3126
4 Tahiti0314
5 Kiribati0134
6 Tuvalu0101
7 New Caledonia0033
8 Fiji0011
Totals (8 entries)15151545

Men

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
−59kg Kalau Andrew
 Papua New Guinea
Martin Taitus
 Papua New Guinea
Tibaa Taabureia
 Kiribati
−66kg Derby Rodiben
 Nauru
Nantei Nikora
 Kiribati
Ruben Noi John
 Papua New Guinea
−74kg Nitram Dagagio
 Nauru
Larsen Lio
 Papua New Guinea
Kaoma Taake
 Kiribati
−83kg Deamo Baguga
 Nauru
Gaimunum Adam
 Nauru
Marc Lisan
 Tahiti
−93kg Jesse Roland
 Nauru
Miguel Hopuetai
 Tahiti
Frederick Warsidi
 New Caledonia
−105kg Josh Cook
 Nauru
Titi Misili Penieli
 Samoa
Alfred Mel
 Papua New Guinea
−120kg Koale Tasi Taala
 Samoa
Telupe Iosefa
 Tuvalu
Tavita Lipine
 Samoa
+120kg Oliva Kirisome
 Samoa
Vagi Henry
 Papua New Guinea
Julien Moala
 New Caledonia

Women

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
−47kg Neville Benson
 Papua New Guinea
Ashly Detabouw
 Nauru
Lucy Dia
 Papua New Guinea
−52kg Dobi Morea
 Papua New Guinea
Samantha Gware
 Papua New Guinea
Verana Olsson
 Nauru
−57kg Belinda Umang
 Papua New Guinea
Sandra Pratz
 Tahiti
Shannon Maboumda
 New Caledonia
−63kg Dika Igo
 Papua New Guinea
Heilani Sao Yao
 Tahiti
Sainimere Abariga
 Fiji
−72kg Linda Pulsan
 Papua New Guinea
Jovina Fritz
 Nauru
Junior Erisabeth Kirata
 Kiribati
−84kg Niusila Opeloge
 Samoa
Meteng Wak
 Papua New Guinea
Perina Fritz
 Nauru
+84kg Yurika Kepae
 Nauru
Giovika Kepae
 Nauru
Moala Sooalo-Toai
 Samoa

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "Powerlifting – Gym 1, Faleata Sports Complex". Samoa 2019. Retrieved 18 July 2019.
  2. ^ "Powerlifting sports technical manual version 2.0" (PDF). Samoa 2019.