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American Samoa at the 2011 Pacific Games

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American Samoa at the 2011 Pacific Games

American Samoa competed at the 2011 Pacific Games in Nouméa New Caledonia between August 27 and September 10, 2011. As of June 28, 2011 American Samoa has listed 159 competitors.

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Baseball

American Samoa has qualified a team. Each team can have a maximum of 20 athletes.

Men
  • Leuma Fualefau Jr
  • Sailiilemalooleatua Laolagi
  • John Love
  • Pemerika Mahuka
  • Ikaika Mahuka
  • Samuel Sili
  • Timoteo Solaita
  • Louis Sola'ita
  • Daniel Va'a
  • Christopher Eneli
  • Vili Fa'Apouli
  • Fritz Helg
  • Joseph Langkilde III
  • Makerita Pu'e
  • John Pu'e
  • Frederick Thomas Jr
  • Derek Tupuola

    • Basketball

    American Samoa has qualified a men's and women's team. Each team can consist of a maximum of 12 athletes

    Men
  • Josten Meredith
  • Christopher Samia
  • Earvin Magic Le'iato
  • Talalelei Manusamoa Toomalatai
  • Tutuila Maalaelu
  • Shaun Tuiaana Salave'a
  • Jason Jerry Rishi
  • Roman Rishi
  • Johnathan Tausili
  • Fitimauea Kerisiano Talaeai
  • Myron Paul Sagapolu
  • William James McCoy
    • Women
  • Latoya Marshall
  • Shnaiah Ruby Magalei
  • Charmay Elizabeth Magalei
  • Shara Tauai-Yandall
  • Ursula Fitimaleafa Te'o Martin
  • Maleleiga Sobczak
  • Mahana Pipii Puaina
  • Lauren Selusia Folau

    • Football

    American Samoa has qualified a men's and women's team. Each team can consist of a maximum of 21 athletes.

    Men
  • Nicky Salapu
  • Terrence Sinapati
  • Edgar Apulu
  • Daru Tavita Taumua
  • Rafe Talalelei Luvu
  • Natia Natia
  • Ismael D'Angelo Herrera
  • Moe Casperpona Kuresa
  • Liatama Jr Amisone
  • Frederick Charles Uhrle
  • Shalom Luani
  • Suani Uelese
  • Uasi Heleta
  • Pesamino Victor
  • Johnny Saelua
  • Travis Pita Sinapati
  • Lemusa Alatasi
  • Chin-Fu Ta'ase
    • Women
  • Sancia Savaliitoga L Sopoaga
  • Meleane Ioapo
  • Fuataina Siatuu
  • Filiga Ioapo
  • Fiso Letoi
  • Lynn Togitoto Tualaulelei
  • Tu'iemanu Ripley
  • Julliam Jasmine Muasau
  • Moaga Siaulaiga
  • Lela Jessica Waetin
  • Nicholette Tolmie
  • Ava Manao
  • Kristina Vaeao
  • Trixie Mavaega
  • Tasi Alailesulu
  • Alma Manao
  • Fiapaipai April Siatuu

    • Golf

    American Samoa has qualified 3 athletes.

    Men
  • Pemerika Gillet
  • Willie Teleso
    • Women
  • Fulisia Samoa

    • Judo

    American Samoa has qualified 2 athletes.

    Men
  • Tasele Scanlan
  • Anthony Telemakasu Liu

    • Rugby Sevens

    American Samoa has qualified a men's team. Each team can consist of a maximum of 12 athletes, and 6 non-traveling reserves.

    Men
  • Feite Okesene
  • Iakopo Atonio
  • McClusky Fa'Agata Jr
  • Finau Noa
  • Melea Timo
  • Joseph Ray Poyer
  • Nard Junior Umayam
  • David Laban
  • Niki-Kata Lua
  • Ross Telea Poyer
  • Tasiivavaluvalu Tapuala
  • Esau Time
    • Non-Traveling Reserves
  • Melani Nanai-Vai
  • Yonah Muasau
  • Faitio Failautusi
  • Falelua Hall
  • John Levaula
  • Matthew Mariota

    • Tennis

    American Samoa has qualified 6 athletes.

    Men
  • Christopher Huggai Sami, Jr.
  • Christian Martin Duchnak
  • Muka Godinet
  • Tamiano Joseph Gurr
    • Women
  • Florence Wasko
  • Leilani Marianne Duchnak

    • Triathlon

    American Samoa has qualified 1 athlete.

    Men
  • Daniel Lee

    • Beach Volleyball

    American Samoa has qualified a men's team. Each team can consist of a maximum of 2 members.

    Men
  • Sigalu Selefuti Aitui
  • Sam Samasoni Luaiva

    • Indoor Volleyball

    American Samoa has qualified a men's team. Each team can consist of a maximum of 12 members.

    Men
  • Paipa Mulitalo
  • Molesi Lomiga
  • Fiti Mamea Jr
  • Donosky Tautunuafatsi
  • Sam Samasoni Luaiva
  • Sam Mataia
  • Dominic Tautunuafatasi
  • Sovala Gaisoa
  • Sigalu Selefuti Aitui

    • Weightlifting

    American Samoa has qualified 3 athletes.

    Men
  • Saina Seumanutafa
  • Nevo Ioane
  • Tanumafili Jungblut

    • References

    American Samoa at the 2011 Pacific Games Wikipedia
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