WFN World Rankings November 2024 post Pacific Cup.

This update will hopefully be easier to read than the post of 13th Dedember 2024. it also has corrected an error that had been carried through from a couple of years ago. eg an mistake in accounting for a plus 40 point win.

Below is the match results and rating points exchanges for the finals of Pacific Cup.

 

Rank	Country	Points	Last		Played
1	Australia		1
2	Papua New Guinea	64.35	2		43
3	Ireland	56.03	3		77
4	Nauru	54.48	4		36
5	New Zealand	54.02	5		47
6	Great Britain	52.39	6		79
7	United States	49.35	7		57
8	Denmark	47.45	8		51
9	South Africa	46.61	9		32
10	France	45.59	10		33
11	Canada	43.44	11		55
12	Croatia	40.14	12		24
13	China	39.91	13		24
14	Fiji	38.01	14		23
15	Japan	35.06	15		34
16	Sweden	34.18	16		39
17	Germany	33.97	17		32
18	Indonesia	30.94	18		12
19	Pakistan	29.14	19		10
20	India	20.71	20		21
P1	Sri Lanka	37.41	P1		5
P2	Colombia	34.09	P2		5
P3	Indo China	34.00	P3		2

 

We were there as the final round of the open men's and women's played out.  The men's finals were already determined but we still saw some good footy and the Falcon's first win of the tournament.  The women's division was very much alive and it was the Kahu would storm through to Saturday's final.

 

I recap the day's play and interview Jarrod Landells, Kahu captain Olivia Waldron and her Dad.

The opening day of the open age competition at the Pacific Cup saw two historic wins for Nauru and the PNG Mozzies doing what they do best. Hear the podcast including interviews with Nauru's footy godfather Mathew Batsiua and PNG coach Doug Lai.

The final day of the U17 competition of the Pacific Cup and this podcast recaps the day's games, and has many interviews with spectators, players, coaches and development staff.

In this podcast I recap Day 2 of the Pacific Cup featuring the U17 male and female competition.

In this podcast I wrap up Day 1 of the Pacific Cup featuring the U17 male and female competition.

In this Episode of Aussie Rules The World Team Podcast, Troy, Greg, Jarrod Landells update and discuss latest results and news from around the world. Including the imminent Pacific Cup tournament

This episode brings us to New Zealand where Justin “Goodsey” Gauci shares his stories from his time playing, coaching, and volunteering in Auckland. Hosted by Greg Bridges, Justin discusses the opportunities available to New Zealand athletes transitioning to footy, the success of the junior program in recruiting new players to the senior clubs, and how he tailors his coaching to meet the level of new and experienced players.

Four years on from the cancelled 2020 International Cup, Queensland will play host to Australian rules football with an international flavour when around 500 people representing teams from across the Pacific region descend on Maroochydore in November.

The AFL International Cup was first staged in 2002 and held every three years through to 2017. The 2020 event was cancelled because of the pandemic and then the AFL announced that the 2023 edition would not be held.

The AFL decided to split the event into three regional championships to be played this year – and the Pacific Cup along with the Transatlantic Cup (Canada, August) and the Asia Cup (location TBC, November) – is the resulting replacement for the beloved worldwide format.