Netball at the 2015 Pacific Games

Netball at the 2015 Pacific Games in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea was held on July 13–18, 2015.[1]

Netball
at the 2015 Pacific Games
LocationPort Moresby,  Papua New Guinea
Dates13–18 July 2015
Teams7
Medalists
  Fiji
  Papua New Guinea
  Samoa

Preliminary round

Pool A
MP MW ML MC PW PL PD
 Fiji 220416947+122
 Cook Islands 211210389+14
 Vanuatu 202035171−136
Qualified for the semifinals
13 July 2015 Fiji 100 – 15 Vanuatu   
14 July 2015 Cook Islands 71 – 20 Vanuatu   
15 July 2015 Fiji 69 – 32 Cook Islands   

Pool B
MP MW ML MC PW PL PD
 Papua New Guinea 3306211106+105
 Samoa 3214225107+118
 Tonga 312298208−110
 Solomon Islands 303088201−113
Qualified for the semifinals
13 July 2015 Samoa 88 – 21 Tonga   
13 July 2015 Papua New Guinea 68 – 25 Solomon Islands   
14 July 2015 Papua New Guinea 81 – 27 Tonga   
14 July 2015 Samoa 83 – 24 Solomon Islands   
15 July 2015 Tonga 50 – 39 Solomon Islands   
15 July 2015 Papua New Guinea 62 – 54 Samoa   


Consolation matches
13 July 2015 Cook Islands 70 – 38 Tonga   
15 July 2015 Tonga 53 – 26 Vanuatu   
16 July 2015 Tonga 50 – 43 Vanuatu   
16 July 2015 Solomon Islands 62 – 31 Vanuatu   

Knockout stage
 
Semi finalsFinal
 
      
 
17 July
 
 
 Fiji 64
 
18 July
 
  Samoa 48
 
  Fiji 68
 
17 July
 
  Papua New Guinea 51
 
  Papua New Guinea 50
 
 
  Cook Islands48
 
Bronze medal match
 
 
18 July
 
 
  Samoa 54
 
 
  Cook Islands49

Semi-finals
17 July 2015 Fiji 64 – 48 Samoa   
17 July 2015 Papua New Guinea 50 – 48 Cook Islands   

Third place match
18 July 2015 Samoa 54 – 49 Cook Islands   

Final
18 July 2015 Fiji 68 – 51 Papua New Guinea   

Final standings
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