Solomon Islands at the 2011 Pacific Games

Solomon Islands competed at the 2011 Pacific Games in Nouméa, New Caledonia between August 27 and September 10, 2011. As of June 28, 2011 Solomon Islands has listed 248 competitors.^[1]

Athletics

Solomon Islands has qualified 8 athletes.^[2]

Men

• Casper Mabe
• Masick Tena
• Chris Votu

Women

• Hilda Alavani
• Betty Babalu
• Sharon Firisua
• Hilda Mabe
• Dianah Matekali

Basketball

Solomon Islands has qualified a men's team. Each team can consist of a maximum of 12 athletes^[3]

Men

• Alexander Mataki McFaden
• Allen Wanefai
• Brian Fatai
• David Kivo
• Gavin Basiori Bare
• Goldie Franklyn Kari
• Hilton Maetarau Gwali
• Philip Tuhaika
• Samuel Gwali
• Timirthy Tigs Goulolo
• Uriel Lakani Matanani
• Waige Turueke

Bodybuilding

Solomon Islands has qualified 7 athletes.^[4]

Men

• Amos Sui
• John Medo
• Godwin Rikimae
• John Paul - -70 kg
• Philip Lawumane
• David Tom Dan
• Emilio Keniroko

Boxing

Solomon Islands has qualified 5 athletes.^[5]

Men

• Paul Kava - -49 kg
• Alosio Arabatu - -52 kg
• Teloave Benedict
• James Tekoa Teube
• John Kaloka

Football

Solomon Islands has qualified a men's and women's team. Each team can consist of a maximum of 21 athletes.^[6][7]

Men - Team Tournament

• Shadrack Ramoni
• Hardies Aengari
• Timothy Joe
• Tome Faisi
• Samson Takayama
• Nelson Sale
• Michael Fifi
• George Suri
• Benjamin Totori
• Joe Lui
• Ian Paia
• Joe Manu
• Mostyn Beui
• Jeffery Bule
• Seni Ngava
• James Naka
• Abraham Iniga
• Henry Fa’arodo
• Joses Nawo
• Dida Qwaina

Women

• Betty Sade
• Rose Gwali
• Margaret Belo
• Brenda Masae
• Audrey Galo
• Mesalyn Saepio
• Alice Olomane
• Ileem Pegi
• Berry Maenu’u
• Prudence Fula
• Laydah Samani
• Ella Misibini
• Cathy Aihunu
• Belinda Susana
• Mary Maefiti
• Everlyn Asibara
• Vanessa Inifiri
• Sally Saeni
• Crystal Bwakolo
• Geli Annie

Golf

Solomon Islands has qualified 6 athletes.^[8]

Men

• Thomas Felani
• Ben Felani
• George Rukako

Women

• Luisa Balekana
• Everlyn Maelasi
• Norma Jans Woperes

Judo

Solomon Islands has qualified 8 athletes.^[9]

Men

• Fred Kabolo
• Tony Tome
• Selson John Kabolo
• Tony Lomo
• Jackson Junior Lui
• Abraham Morgan
• Kinsley Vui
• Mauatu Teulilake Samasoni

Karate

Solomon Islands has qualified 6 athletes.^[10]

Men

• Frengy Bisoka
• Ron Maefasia Uate'e - 84 kg and Over
• Selwyn Kuru - Open
• Christian Kabei
• Christopher Ariatewa

Women

• Janet Lydia Gwai - -68 kg

Rugby Sevens

Solomon Islands has qualified a men's team. Each team can consist of a maximum of 12 athletes.^[11]

Men

• Robert Boss
• Roman Tongaka
• Jeffery Ma'Ungatu'u
• Stewart Ba'Iabe
• Eugene Taimagino
• Leslie Ngiumoana Puia
• Cameron Suamoana
• Steve Tepuke Moana
• Felix Galo Solomon
• Jonathan Maitaki Kaitu'u
• Vivi Frank Kelesi
• Baptist Ephrem Kelesi

Table Tennis

Solomon Islands has qualified 3 athletes.^[12]

Men

• Rob Dorovolomo
• Gary Nuopula
• Jeremy Dorovolomo

Taekwondo

Solomon Islands has qualified 9 athletes.^[13]

Men

• Clody Winston Poko - Team Tournament
• Derick Afu - -63 kg, Team Tournament
• Samson Kwalea - -74 kg, Team Tournament
• Clyde Sade Rika - -87 kg
• Maetia Junior
• Wilson Saii - -68 kg
• David Sulumae - Team Tournament

Women

• Mavete Mase - -58 kg
• Emily Magaret Kwoaetolo

Tennis

Solomon Islands has qualified 4 athletes.^[14]

Men

• Luke Paeni
• Michael Patrick Leong - Single Tournament
• Samuel Tesimu

Women

• Amanda Korinnihona

Triathlon

Solomon Islands has qualified 3 athletes.^[15]

Men

• Leban Lokata
• Stanley Ofasisili
• Alphones Waletitike

Volleyball

Beach Volleyball

Solomon Islands has qualified a men's team. Each team can consist of a maximum of 2 members.^[16]

Men

• John Kaitu Sione
• James Waneasi

Weightlifting

Solomon Islands has qualified 6 athletes.^[17]

Men

• Ramoaka Brown
• David Gorosi
• Ilaniume Finau

Women

• Kalibiu Arina
• Jenly Tegu Wini - -58 kg Clean & Jerk, -58 kg Snatch, -58 kg Total
• Diana Waikori

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