The 2014 Men's Oceania Handball Challenge Trophy was held in Ipswich, Queensland, Australia between December 7 and 17, 2010.

The competition participants were defending champions from 1998 and host Australia, and 1998 runners up New Zealand. New to the championship were Vanuatu, Solomon Islands, and Samoa. Vanuatu arrived late due to Visa problems and had to forfeit their first two games.

Hosts Australia were the winners and undefeated all tournament beating New Zealand in the final. Third was Vanuatu over Cook Islands. Fifth was Samoa over Solomon Islands.

Results

Group results

Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
 Australia 5 5 0 0 168 62 +106 10
 New Zealand 5 4 0 1 169 72 +97 8
 Cook Islands 5 3 0 2 87 97 −10 6
 Vanuatu 5 2 0 3 77 87 −10 4
 Samoa 5 1 0 4 73 122 −49 2
 Solomon Islands 5 0 0 5 43 177 −134 0
Source:
7 December 2010
13:30		 Australia  10 – 0
Forfeit		  Vanuatu Ipswich, Australia

15:00		 New Zealand  34 – 6  Samoa Ipswich, Australia
(21 - 1)

16:30		 Cook Islands  22 – 8  Solomon Islands Ipswich, Australia
(12 - 4)
8 December 2010
13:30		 Australia  38 – 14  Samoa Ipswich, Australia
(19 - 6)

15:00		 Cook Islands  10 – 0
Forfeit		  Vanuatu Ipswich, Australia

16:30		 New Zealand  38 – 7  Solomon Islands Ipswich, Australia
(23 - 4)
9 December 2010
13:30		 Samoa  18 – 8  Solomon Islands Ipswich, Australia
(11 - 2)

15:00		 Australia  38 – 14  Cook Islands Ipswich, Australia
(17 - 9)

16:30		 New Zealand  37 – 13  Vanuatu Ipswich, Australia
(20 - 7)
10 December 2010
13:30		 Samoa  15 – 20  Cook Islands Ipswich, Australia
(7 - 10)

15:00		 Vanuatu  42 – 10  Solomon Islands Ipswich, Australia
(24 - 4)

16:30		 Australia  25 – 24  New Zealand Ipswich, Australia
(9 - 14)
11 December 2010
13:30		 New Zealand  36 – 21  Cook Islands Ipswich, Australia
(17 - 9)

15:00		 Australia  57 – 10  Solomon Islands Ipswich, Australia
(31 - 8)

16:30		 Vanuatu  22 – 20  Samoa Ipswich, Australia
(10 - 12)

Semi finals

12 December 2010
14:00		 Cook Islands  20 – 33  New Zealand Ipswich, Australia
(11 - 16)

16:00		 Vanuatu  25 – 44  Australia Ipswich, Australia
(14 - 22)

Fifth place game

17 December 2010
13:00		 Samoa  24 – 10  Solomon Islands Ipswich, Australia
(4 - 6)

Third place game

17 December 2010
14:30		 Vanuatu  26 – 20  Cook Islands Ipswich, Australia
(14 - 14)

Final

17 December 2010
16:00		 Australia  35 – 31  New Zealand Ipswich, Australia
(18 - 13)

Rankings

Classification
1st place, gold medalist(s) Australia
2nd place, silver medalist(s) New Zealand
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Vanuatu
4 Cook Islands
5 Samoa
6 Solomon Islands

References

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