Sporting event delegation
Cook Islands competed at the 2011 Pacific Games in Nouméa, New Caledonia between 27 August and 10 September 2011. As of 28 June 2011 Cook Islands has listed 212 competitors.[1]
Athletics
Cook Islands has qualified 2 athletes.[2]
- Women
Bodybuilding
Cook Islands has qualified 5 athletes.[3]
- Men
- Teinaki Rasmussen
- Dean Teiho
- Okirua Jonathan Enoka
- Daniel Tupou Ahau
- Aaron Enoka
Boxing
Cook Islands has qualified 3 athletes.[4]
- Men
- Rei Marcus Jack
- Etu Iorangi - -75 kg
- Osolai Kolbe Akai
Canoeing
Cook Islands has qualified 20 athletes.[5]
- Men
- Joseph Nimarota Amo - V1 15 km
- Tungane Manuel
- Roland Tamatoa Maru
- John Taulu
- Allister Webb
- George Andre Tutaka
- Tamati Iro
- Marona Mita
- Women
- Paulina Beddoes - V6 20 km, V6 500m
- Tara Cummings - V6 20 km, V6 500m
- Anne Patricia Fisher - V6 20 km, V6 500m
- Vaea Melvin - V6 20 km, V6 500m
- Tuangaru Jean Rimatuu - V6 20 km, V6 500m
- Emilene Teuila Taulu - V6 500m
- Teokotai Cummings - V6 20 km
- Myland Tungata Lane
- Tepori Elizabeth Tama
- Christine Joy Thomas
- Danielle Tungane Cochrane
- Joyce Fortes
Cook Islands has qualified a men's and women's team. Each team can consist of a maximum of 21 athletes.[6][7]
- Men
- Tony Lloyd Jamieson
- John Pareanga
- Nathan Yomsaung Tisam
- Roger Tereapii Manuel
- John Quijano
- Allan Hans Boere
- Joseph Bryant Hamilton Ngauora
- Grover Zinedine Harmon
- Campbell Best
- Nikorima Te Miha
- Taylor Andrew Marsters Saghabi
- Paul Branden Taura Turepu
- Nicholas Akavi Funnell
- Mii Tamariki Joseph
- Tahiri Elikana
- Geongsa Tuka Tisam
- Anonga Nardu Tisam
- Ngatokorua Elikana
- Women
- Tekura-O-Tane Tutai
- Courtney Napa
- Upokotea Diane Manuela
- Natasha Dean
- Elizabeth Poea Harmon
- Mama Henry
- Leiana Shyann Temata
- Marissa Iroa
- Josephine Clark Turepu
- Jennifer Akavi
- Hurata Saramata Takai
- Louisa Manico
- Tepaeru Helen Toka
- Dayna Victoria Napa
- Mii Yvonne Piri
- Tekura Kaukura
- Marjorie Toru
- Aketuke Linade Unuka
Golf
Cook Islands has qualified 8 athletes.[8]
- Men
- Royle Brogan
- Sonny Teokotai Raemaki
- Kirk Tuaiti
- Daniel Webb
- Women
- Tania Karati
- Maria Kenning
- Tuaine Elaine Marsters
- Priscilla Elmay Viking - Individual Tournament
Sailing
Cook Islands has qualified 6 athletes.[9][10]
- Peter Taua Elisa Henry - Laser Men Team
- Grand Junior David Charlie Poiri - Laser Men Team
- Tanus Keeanu Henry
- Aquila Tatira
- Helema William - Laser Women, Laser Women Team
- Teau Moana McKenzie - Laser Women Team, Laser Women
Squash
Cook Islands has qualified 7 athletes.[11]
- Men
- Marlon Torres Manlangit - Team Tournament
- Josia Taio - Team Tournament
- Lyall Tom Marsters - Team Tournament
- Tuakeu Tuakeu - Team Tournament
- Manu Priest - Team Tournament
- Ianis Boaza
- Women
Rugby Sevens
Cook Islands has qualified a women's team. Each team can consist of a maximum of 12 athletes.[12]
- Women
- Nooroa Maui
- Maggie Toka
- Jamie Kowhai Gotty
- Awhitia Pepe
- Princess Mary Adams
- Margaret Teremoana
- Nareta Marsters
- Julie Ann Taripo
- Vanya Tou
- Teivanui Maui
- Vaine Ben
- Edith Micholas
- Monique Moeara
Tennis
Cook Islands has qualified 2 athletes.[13]
- Women
- Davina Ashford
- Brittany Teei
Triathlon
Cook Islands has qualified 1 athlete.[14]
- Women
Volleyball
Beach Volleyball
Cook Islands has qualified a men's and women's team. Each team can consist of a maximum of 2 members.[15]
- Men
- Women
- Tepori Rongokea
- Alanna Smith
Weightlifting
Cook Islands has qualified 3 athletes.
- Men
- Samuel Jnr Pera
- Sirla Pera
- Women
References