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Tahiti at the 2019 Pacific Games
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French Polynesia competed as Tahiti at the 2019 Pacific Games in Apia, Samoa from 7 to 20 July 2019. The country participated in 21 sports at the 2019 games.[1]
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Archery
Tahiti won a gold medal, a silver medal and two bronze medals, totalling to 4. They came 4th in the medal table behind the hosts Samoa. * Host nation (Samoa)
Both their gold and silver medals came from the efforts of Jean-Pierre Winkelstroeter in the recurve men's full round and men's matchplay respectively, while their bronze medals came from Thiry Teng in the same events.
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Athletics
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Badminton
Tahiti qualified seven players in badminton for the 2019 games.[2]
- Men
- Rauhiri Goguenheim
- Manuarii Ly
- Remi Rossi
- Women
- Heinamu Frogier
- Hinahere Mara
- Melissa Mi You
- Esther Tau
Basketball
5x5
Men's basketball
- TBC
Women's basketball
- TBC
3x3
Men
- TBC
Women
- TBC
Boxing
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Cricket
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Football
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Men's football
- Squad
TBC
Women's football
- Squad
TBC
Golf
Tahiti qualified eight players for the 2019 tournament:[1]
- Women
- Vaea Nauta
- Maggy Dury
- Flavia Reid-Amaru
- Moea Simon
- Men
- Matahiapo Wohler
- Jeremy Biau
- Nicolas Changarnier
- Ari De Maeyer
Judo
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Lawn bowls
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Netball
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Outrigger canoeing
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Powerlifting
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Rugby league nines
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Men's rugby league
- TBC
Women's rugby league
- TBC
Rugby sevens
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Men's sevens
Women's sevens
Sailing
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Shooting
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Squash
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Swimming
Table tennis
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Taekwondo
Tennis
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Touch rugby
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Triathlon
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Volleyball
Beach volleyball
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Volleyball (Indoor)
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Weightlifting
Tahiti selected nine athletes (six men and three women) in weightlifting at the 2019 games.[3]
- Men
- Joackim Ah Scha; -105 kg
- Mahei Oopa: -74 kg
- Marc Lisan: -83 kg
- Miguel Hopuetai: -93 kg
- Kevin Boukansan: -120 kg
- François Lanteres: + 120 kg
- Women
- Heilani Sao Yao: -63 kg
- Vaitiare Sham Koua: -84 kg
- Sandra Pratz: -57 kg
References
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