Athletics at the 1983 South Pacific Games

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Athletics at the VII South Pacific Games
DatesSeptember 8–15
Host cityApia, Western Samoa Samoa
LevelSenior
Events38 (22 men, 16 women)
Participation15 nations
Records set14


Athletics competitions at the 1983 South Pacific Games were held in Apia, Western Samoa, between September 8–15, 1983.[1]

A total of 38 events were contested, 22 by men and 16 by women.

Medal summary[]

Sources[2][3][1]

Men[]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres   (VAN) 10.94  Johnson Kere (SOL) 10.96  Jerry Jeremiah (VAN)
  (PYF)
11.01
200 metres  Lapule Tamean (PNG) 21.78  Inoke Bainimoli (FIJ) 21.83   (VAN) 22.05
400 metres  Joe Rodan (FIJ) 48.91  Lapule Tamean (PNG) 49.29  Jerry Jeremiah (VAN) 49.81
800 metres  Richard Kermode (FIJ) 1:58.43  Charlie Oliver (SOL) 1:59.37   (NCL) 2:00.04
1500 metres  Alain Lazare (NCL) 3:59.81  Richard Kermode (FIJ) 3:59.86   (PYF) 4:04.78
5000 metres  Alain Lazare (NCL) 15:07.8 (ht)   (PYF) 15:10.8 (ht)  Tau John Tokwepota (PNG) 15:22.2 (ht)
10000 metres  Alain Lazare (NCL) 31:55.11 GR   (PYF) 32:08.36   (FIJ) 33:17.94
Marathon  Alain Lazare (NCL) 2:28:30   (PYF) 2:36:50  Birendra Prasad (FIJ) 2:38:50
3000 metres steeplechase  Alain Lazare (NCL) 9:27.84   (FIJ) 9:55.36  Tau John Tokwepota (PNG) 10:02.25
110 metres hurdles  William Fong (SAM) 14.5 (ht) GR  Albert Miller (FIJ) 14.7 (ht)   (FIJ) 15.5 (ht)
400 metres hurdles  Joe Rodan (FIJ) 54.17   (PNG) 54.58   (VAN)
 Yves Martin (PYF)
55.30
High Jump   (PYF) 2.00   (NCL) 1.97   (NCL) 1.94
Pole Vault   (NCL) 4.10   (PYF) 4.00   (TGA) 3.95
Long Jump   (NCL) 6.89   (NCL) 6.88   (NCL) 6.70
Triple Jump   (NCL) 14.69   (NCL) 14.68   (NCL) 14.29
Shot Put  Arnjolt Beer (NCL) 16.97  Henry Smith (SAM) 16.64   (SAM) 15.47
Discus Throw  Henry Smith (SAM) 49.56  Arnjolt Beer (NCL) 48.70   (PYF) 46.90
Hammer Throw   (NCL) 56.78 GR   (PYF) 54.28   (NCL) 49.54
Javelin Throw  Jean-Paul Lakafia (NCL) 84.74 GR   (NCL) 77.68   (WLF) 76.10
Decathlon  Albert Miller (FIJ) 6870 GR  Jean-Paul Lakafia (NCL) 5835   (SOL) 5451
4 x 100 metres relay  Fiji
Inoke Bainimoli


42.17  Papua New Guinea



Lapule Tamean
42.65  French Polynesia 42.96
4 x 400 metres relay  Papua New Guinea



Lapule Tamean
3:21.04  Fiji 3:21.15  Vanuatu 3:22.79

:The Fully Automatic Timing failed on September 12, and hand times (ht) were then used.[1]

Women[]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres  Miriama Chambault (NCL) 12.39   (PYF) 12.45  Barbara Ingiro (PNG) 12.49
200 metres  Elanga Buala (PNG) 25.19   (PYF) 25.46  Barbara Ingiro (PNG) 25.49
400 metres  Elanga Buala (PNG) 57.68  Barbara Ingiro (PNG) 58.54  Mary Estelle Kapalu (VAN) 59.05
800 metres   (COK) 2:17.73 GR   (SAM) 2:19.83  Elanga Buala (PNG) 2:19.85
1500 metres   (NCL) 4:44.71 GR   (COK) 4:50.11   (FIJ) 4:57.58
3000 metres   (NCL) 10:51.47   (PNG) 11:25.37   (PNG) 11:29.17
100 metres hurdles   (NCL) 14.67 GR  Miriama Chambault (NCL) 15.13   (PYF) 15.20
400 metres hurdles   (PYF) 63.27 GR   (SAM) 63.89   (PNG) 69.84
High Jump   (PYF) 1.65   (SAM) 1.65   (NCL) 1.63
Long Jump   (NCL) 5.70  Miriama Chambault (NCL) 5.42   (NCL) 5.10
Shot Put   (NCL) 13.59 GR   (ASA) 13.17   (NCL) 13.15
Discus Throw   (NCL) 46.42 GR  Mereoni Vibose (FIJ) 43.64   (NCL) 39.32
Javelin Throw  Monika Fiafialoto (WLF) 53.02 GR  Mereoni Vibose (FIJ) 51.24   (WLF) 48.02
Heptathlon   (PNG) 4613 GR   (NCL) 4203   (SAM) 4129
4 x 100 metres relay  French Polynesia 48.70  Papua New Guinea
Elanga Buala

Barbara Ingiro
49.08  New Caledonia

Miriama Chambault

49.80
4 x 400 metres relay  Papua New Guinea
Elanga Buala
Barbara Ingiro

4:03.17 GR  Fiji 4:08.66  Samoa 4:09.88

Medal table (unofficial)[]

  *   Host nation (Western Samoa)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 New Caledonia (NCL)1891037
2 Papua New Guinea (PNG)66719
3 Fiji (FIJ)58417
4 French Polynesia (PYF)47617
5 Western Samoa (WSM)*2439
6 Cook Islands (COK)1102
7 Vanuatu (VAN)1067
8 Wallis and Futuna (WLF)1023
9 Solomon Islands (SOL)0213
10 American Samoa (ASA)0101
11 Tonga (TON)0011
Totals (11 nations)383840116


Participation (unofficial)[]

Athletes from the following 15 countries were reported to participate:[1]

References[]

  1. ^ a b c d Snow, Bob (October 20, 2012), SOUTH PACIFIC GAMES - APIA, WESTERN SAMOA - September 1983 (PDF), OAA, archived from the original (PDF) on October 30, 2013, retrieved March 30, 2013
  2. ^ SOUTH PACIFIC GAMES, Athletics Weekly, retrieved March 30, 2013
  3. ^ Snow, Bob (September 12, 2011), SOUTH PACIFIC GAMES RESULTS (PDF), OAA, archived from the original (PDF) on October 30, 2013, retrieved March 30, 2013

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