World Footy News

Results of matches played at Albert Park, Suva, Fiji – Tuesday, Dec 13, 2011.

Slippery and damp conditions prevailed, good weather for frogs, and as AFL International Development Manager Tony Woods points out, a good chance for players to get over jet lag and get a touch of the footy.

Papua New Guinea / Solomons 3.4.(22) def New Zealand 0.3.(3)

Fiji 2.5.(17) def Vanuatu 0.0.(0)

Papua New Guinea / Solomons 3.3.(21) def Nauru 3.2.(20)

New Zealand 1.3.(9) def Fiji 0.4.(4)

Nauru 2.6.(18) def Tonga All Stars 1.4.(10)

Vanuatu 3.2.(20) def Tonga All Stars 2.3.(15)

Papua New Guinea / Solomons 8.3.(51) def Vanuatu 0.0.(0)

New Zealand 4.1.(25) def Tonga All Stars 0.1.(1)

Nauru 2.1.(13) def Fiji 1.3.(9)

 

Ladder	W	L	Pts	Best Player
Papua New Guinea / Solomons	3	0	12	Jason Soong
Nauru	2	1	8	Yoshi Harris
New Zealand	2	1	8	Brock Messinger
Fiji	1	2	4	Jiuta Valeitei
Vanuatu	1	2	4	Robin Norman
Tonga All Stars	0	3	0	Sione Tupou

 That concludes the Lightning Carnival stage, with teams now ready for the full tournament.

The 2011 Youth AFL Oceania Cup commences tomorrow, Wednesday, December 14.

• 10am Opening Ceremony – all captains will be available for a photo opportunity AFL Stars Nic Naitanui & Israel Folau will be present
• 10.30am Flying Boomerangs v Oceania 15s
• 1pm PNG v Fiji 2pm Nauru v Vanuatu
• 3pm: NZ v Tonga All Stars

Further pre-event coverage from Sydney's Daily Telegraph focussing on Israel Folau.