Vanuatu at the 2015 Pacific Games | |
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IOC code | VAN |
4 July 2015 – 18 July 2015 | |
Competitors | 161 in 14 sports |
Medals Ranked 15th |
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Pacific Games appearances | |
Vanuatu competed at the 2015 Pacific Games in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea from 4 to 18 July 2015. Vanuatu listed 161 competitors as of 4 July 2015.[1]
Athletics
Vanuatu qualified 17 athletes in track and field:
- Women
- Janice Alatoa
- Jeannine Alatoa
- Judithe Alatoa
- Anna Lisa Batick
- Lily Iawantak
- Brandy Mento
- Fiona Tabi
- Men
- Posco Laupas
- Samson Laus
- George Vinjeria Molisingi
- Paul Wilson Nalau
- John Samson
- Markly Simeon
- Bradly Toa
Parasport
- Women
- Mary Mali Ramel
- Men
- Rodney Sam Ben
- Lenold Gogorai
Beach volleyball
Vanuatu qualified four athletes in beach volleyball:
- Women
- Loti Joe
- Leeslyn Ler
- Men
- Stephen Ham Reuben
- Isaac Mael
Boxing
Vanuatu qualified eight athletes in boxing:
- Men
- Daniel Iata
- Batick Kamty
- Jean Leonce Nauka
- Fred Nepakou
- Masing Jonathan Thu
- Boe Warawara
- Masing Warawara
- Robert Waritam
Cricket
Vanuatu qualified men's and women's cricket teams (total of 29 players):
- Women
- Rachel Andrew
- Judy Avok
- Jessica Chilia
- Leimaure Chilia
- Ruth Avis Kaltongga
- Valenta Langiatu
- Serah Mansale
- Selinda Tastuki Matautava
- Marcelina Mete
- Flora Nabanga
- Nasimana Navaika
- Christelle Johanna Sokomanu
- Selina Solman
- Mahina Tarimala
- Men
Field hockey
Vanuatu qualified men's and women's hockey fives teams (total of 18 players):
- Women
- Roylani Apia
- Anna Job
- Kathleen Kalsav-Aru
- Christina Kalsong
- Evelyn Kalsong
- Helen Kawiel
- Belinda Nampas
- Mary Siro
- Jocelyn Toara
- Men
- Morres Aromalo
- Henry Homry
- Nalpinie Iasi
- John Iawila
- Michel John
- John Johnas
- Jerry Kalnangisu
- Hiro Namu
- Ben Sam
Football
Vanuatu qualified a men's football team (total of 23 players):
- Men
- Chris Andrews
- Michel Kalmalap Coulon
- Raoul Charles Coulon
- Dalong Damelip
- Kaloran Firiam
- Selonie Iaruel
- Bong Kalo
- Remy Kalsrap
- Brian Kaltack
- Jean Kaltack
- Tony Kaltack
- Jaise Malsaranie
- Barry Mansale
- Patti Bill Nicholls
- Nilua Nickson Nikiau
- Channel Obed
- Abraham Roqara
- Nemani Roqara
- Jacky Axiel Ruben
- Kevin Shem
- Anthony Taiwia
- Junia Norman Vava
Golf
Vanuatu qualified five athletes in golf:
- Men
- Christopher George
- Stanley Malapa
- Clement Mansale
- Josepho Husman Matauatu
- Jonathan Naupa
Karate
Vanuatu qualified nine athletes in karate:
- Women
- Stephane Breton
- Vamule Vassy Mata Lango
- Men
- Arnold Bonga
- Johnny Rosses Laau
- Tumu Lango
- Stephen Tarip Manaruru
- Michael Matai
- Jean Christophe Runa
- Steven Edward Tumu
Netball
Vanuatu qualified a netball team (total of 12 players):
- Women
- Lavinia Aromalo
- Nelline Buetari
- Royline Charlie
- Aileen Huri
- Vanessa Laloyer
- Pauline Malanga
- Monua Nalisa
- Kathy Sogari
- Stephany Tarileo
- Charlotte Temakon
- Lilian Willie
- Roselyne Willy
Rugby sevens
Vanuatu qualified a men's rugby sevens team (total of 12 players):
- Men
- Omari Kalmet Bakokoto
- Waute Chichirua
- Taputu Kalpukai
- Aquila Ita Kalsakau
- Koko Kalsal
- Malau Tevita Tai Manaroto
- Claude Raymond
- Antoine Sablan
- George Kalpausi Sablan
- Jeffrey Saurei
- Steven Jacob Shem
- Graham Malon Tungan
Table tennis
Vanuatu qualified ten athletes in table tennis:
- Women
- Roanna Abel
- Rosanna Abel
- Anolyn Flyn Flyn Lulu
- Stephanie Qwea
- Liopa Liupekena Lupekina Santhy
- Men
- Alan Lam
- Ham Frexly Frexly Lulu
- Samuel Saul
- Yoshua Jordan Jordan Shing
- Randy William
Taekwondo
Vanuatu qualified eight athletes in taekwondo:
- Men
- Bruce Johnathanhttp://www.dailypost.vu/vanuatu_sports/article_33716a7b-dbbe-5fb2-8512-d54d0bae2b6e.html
- James Pita Johnny
- Patrice Kuautonga
- Alfred Loli
- Joseph Mackie
- Sairo Yaruel Nimisa
- Freddy Saksak
- Ian Tasso
Tennis
Vanuatu qualified five athletes in tennis:
- Women
- Lorraine Banimataku
- Daisy Rose Sipiti
- Men
- Cyril Jacobe
- Aymeric Mara
- Leniker Jeremiah Thomas
Weightlifting
Vanuatu qualified one athlete in weightlifting:
- Men
- Pala Basil Mera Molisa
References
- ↑ "Athletes: Vanuatu". Pacific Games 2015. 4 July 2015. Archived from the original on 22 June 2022. Retrieved 4 July 2015.