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Tokelau at the 2019 Pacific Games

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Tokelau at the 2019 Pacific Games
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Tokelau was represented at the 2019 Pacific Games in Apia, Samoa.

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In total, 72 athletes including 50 men and 22 women represented Tokelau across seven different sports including judo, lawn bowls, netball, outrigger canoeing, rugby league nines, swimming and touch rugby.

Tokelau won one medal at the games after Sagato Alefosio and Konelio Luka claimed bronze in the lawn bowls men's pairs.

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Team

In total, 72 athletes represented Tokelau at the 2019 Pacific Games in Apia, Samoa across seven different sports.[1]

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Medalists

Tokelau won one medal at the games after Sagato Alefosio and Konelio Luka claimed bronze in the lawn bowls men's pairs.[2]

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Judo

In total, two Tokelauan athletes participated in the YY events – Ilai Manu and Peter Elekana.[1]

Lawn bowls

In total, 12 Tokelauan athletes participated in the lawn bowls events – Sagato Alefosio, Konelio Luka, Maselino Sakalia, Lafaele Vulu, Peni Panapa, Lotomalie Fakaalofa, Faasamoa Ineleo, Vaolina Linda Pedro, Opetera Samakia Ngatoko, Alieta Vulu, Larissa Kathryn and Anne Fefiloi Gately.[1]

Netball

In total, 15 Tokelauan athletes participated in the netball events – Agnes Faraimo, Rachel E. Toemahina Savelio, Ariana Fiaola, Angeline Eunique Kitiseni, Matalena Tufala, Melehina Chelsea Kilino-Lapana, Merisa Wolfgramm, Olivia Aunoa, Parehuia Kitiseni, Patricia Kershaw, Roseana Maria Feagaimaleata Faraimo, Tiale Simeona, Jackline Tillie Tuisano, Otilia Heipua Clarke and Olouta Faraimo.[1]

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Outrigger canoeing

In total, two Tokelauan athletes participated in the outrigger canoeing events – Sefo Misky and Regina Ihipera Perez.[1]

Rugby league nines

In total, 26 Tokelauan athletes participated in the rugby league nines events – Mika Faiva Isaako, Mose Junior Teinafo Pelasio, Dennis Vavega Semo Vavega, Pili Samu, Ioane Doug Gaualofa, Lomi Malotiu Gaualofa, Kanava Pue, Pati Pajerika Safiti, Timi Junior Seloti Saumani, Sione Siliga, Tukifaga Wayne Etueni, Tehakolo Kalolo, Timoteo Sirila, Manatua Hetuati, Taualofa Filifili, Reupena Sini, Toloa Kalolo, Viane Alo Manuele, Onehimo Patrick Palesau, Isaac Misky, Iona Viliamu Atoni, Mike Fa'afoi Ioapo, Solomon Patelesio, Emelio Tavite, Iosefo M. Wright and Junior Fatia Perez.[1]

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Swimming

In total, one Tokelauan athlete participated in the swimming events – Fa'alataitaua Fitisemanu.[1]

Touch rugby

In total, 14 Tokelauan athletes participated in the YY events – Lomi Malotiu Gaualofa, Tui Hope, Simi Isaako, Koro Faitu Koro, Viane Alo Manuele, Isaac Misky, Tino Pelesa, Mose Junior Teinafo Pelasio, Onehimo Patrick Palesau, Kanava Pue, Timi Junior Seloti Saumani, Tafahi Tavita and Ioane Hanele Wright.[1]

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