Mini Pacific Games

The Mini-Pacific Games ( English Pacific Mini Games ), until 2005 Mini- South Pacific Games ( English South Pacific Mini Games ), are a four-year multi-sport event in the South Pacific that has been played on the model of the Pacific Games since 1981.

Events

year	No.	venue	date	Attendees	Nations	sports	Most successful nation
1981	I.	Honiara , Solomon Islands	July 7th to 19th	600	15th	5	New Caledonia
1985	II	Rarotonga , Cook Islands	July 31st to August 9th	700	15th	6th	Papua New Guinea
1989	III	Nuku'alofa , Tonga	August 22nd to September 1st	832	16	6th	Western Samoa
1993	IV	Port Vila , Vanuatu	December 9-16		15th	6th	Fiji
1997	V	Pago Pago , American Samoa	August 11-22	1,798	19th	11	Nauru
2001	VI	Kingston , Norfolk Island	December 3rd to 14th		18th	10	Fiji
2005	VII	Koror , Palau	July 25th to August 4th		20th	12	New Caledonia
2009	VIII	Rarotonga , Cook Islands	September 21 to October 2		21st	15th	Fiji
2013	IX	Mata Utu , Wallis and Futuna	September 2nd to 12th		22nd	8th	Papua New Guinea
2017	X	Port Vila , Vanuatu	December 4th to 15th	2,000	23	14th	New Caledonia
2021	XI	Saipan , Northern Mariana Islands				6th
2025	XII	Koror , Palau

sports

sport	Years
badminton	2021
baseball	2005, 2021
basketball	1997, 2005, 2017
beach volleyball	2005, since 2013
Bodybuilding	2001
Archery	2001, 2017
Boxing	1981, 1989–1997, 2009, 2017
Soccer	1981, 1993, 2017
Weightlifting	1989, 1997, 2005-2017
golf	1985–2001, since 2009
Judo	2017
Canoe (outrigger)	2005-2013
karate	2017
Lawn bowls	1985, 2001, 2009
athletics	since 1981
Netball	1981-2001, 2009, 2017
Powerlifting	1997
Wrestling	2005
Rugby (sevens)	1997, 2009-2017
Rugby league	2009
Rugby union	1985
shoot	2001
swim	2005
sailing	1997, 2009-2013
Softball	2005
squash	2001, 2009
Taekwondo	2013
tennis	1981-2009, 2017
Table tennis	2005–2009, 2017
Touch rugby	2009
Triathlon	2001-2009, 2021
volleyball	1997, 2013

Web links

• Results at the Pacific Games Council , in: sportstg.com , accessed on November 19, 2019.