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Athlete and Team Biographies

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Athletics


Serafina Akeli, Javelin biography
Setefano Mika, Track biography
Faleono Seve, Hammer Throw biography
Shaka Sola, Shot Put and Discus biography

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Boxing


Warren Fuavailili biography
Leti Leti biography
Poleti Seipua biography
Niko Vaega biography
Sada Wulf biography
Steve Wulf biography

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Lawn Bowls


Alofa Lena Adam biography
Liva Joseph Andrews biography
Edward Pio Bell biography
Christina Kopie Gabriel biography
Hans Petelo Gabriel biography
Ieremia Leautuli biography
Dolly Agnes Maessen biography
Manuia Porter biography
Valovalo Aokuso Pritchard biography
Fagalima Saifiti biography
Samoa Lawn Bowls Men biography
Samoa Lawn Bowls Men biography
Samoa Lawn Bowls Women biography
Samoa Lawn Bowls Women biography
Faletuiatua Lufilufi Taulealo biography
Feaomale'ula Wright biography

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Netball


Malu Faasavalu biography
Monika Fuimaono biography
Opheira Harder biography
Aloma Inu biography
Catherine Latu biography
Akenehe Pereira biography
Samoa Netball Women biography
Frances Solia biography
Geradine Solia biography
Lorna Suafoa biography
Monalisa Tofilau biography
Ida Vaai biography
Brooke Williams biography

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Rugby 7s


Alapasa Cordtz biography
Faatonu Pelasio Fili biography
Timoteo Iosua biography
David Lemi biography
Uale Mai biography
Jerry Meafou biography
Simaika Mikaele biography
Samoa Rugby 7s Men biography
Mikaele Senio biography
Ioane Stanley biography
Mark Tanuvasa biography
Keneti Tofilau biography
Ofisa Treviranus biography

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Weightlifting


Faavae Faauliuli biography
Ele Opeloge biography
Niusila Opeloge biography
Tavita Tuuamaalii biography

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Australia flag Australia 84 69 68
England flag England 36 40 34
Canada flag Canada 26 29 31
India flag India 22 17 11
South Africa flag South Africa 12 13 13


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