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词条 2016 Pacific Rugby League Tests
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  1. Results

     ANZAC Test  Melanesian Cup  Match details  Polynesian Cup  Match details  Cook Islands vs Lebanon 

  2. October Games

     Samoa vs Fiji  Australia vs New Zealand  Vanuatu vs Solomon Islands 

  3. References

{{more footnotes|date=December 2018}}

The 2016 Pacific Rugby League International was again split into two games. The first was the Melanesian Cup between Papua New Guinea and Fiji. The second was the Polynesian Cup between Samoa and Tonga.

Results

ANZAC Test

{{main|2016 Anzac Test}}

The 2016 Anzac Test was a rugby league test match played between Australia and New Zealand at Hunter Stadium in Newcastle.[1] It was the 17th Anzac Test played between the two nations since the first was played under the Super League banner in 1997.

The game marked the international coaching debut of Mal Meninga for Australia since taking over the position from Tim Sheens in late 2015. Meninga, a 4 time Kangaroo Tourist (the only player ever to do so), a World Cup winning captain and a veteran of 46 tests for Australia between 1982–94, has previously coached Queensland to 9 State of Origin series wins in 10 years (including a record 8 series wins in succession from 2006-2013) in the years prior to taking over as Kangaroos coach.

This was the first of two matches between Australia and New Zealand before the 2016 Rugby League Four Nations in late October and November. The second match will be played at the nib Stadium in Perth, Western Australia on 15 October.

Meninga broke tradition and named the Australian team a few days early, which included 4 debutants; Blake Ferguson, Josh McGuire, Michael Morgan and Fijian-born Semi Radradra.[2]

The New Zealand team was named on 1 May.[3]


Melanesian Cup

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|year = 2016
|title = Melanesian Cup
|home = PNG
{{flagicon|PNG|size=30px}}
|away = Fiji
{{flagicon|FIJ|size=30px}}
|home_abbr = PNG {{leagueicon|PNG|20}}
|away_abbr = FIJ {{leagueicon|Fiji|20}}
|home_half1 =8
|home_half2 =16
|home_total =24
|away_half1 =16
|away_half2 =6
|away_total =22
|date = 7 May 2016
|stadium = Pirtek Stadium
|location = Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia
|MoM_title = Man of the Match
|MoM = {{flagicon|PNG|16}} David Mead
|referee = {{flagicon|England|16}} Robert Hicks
|attendance =
|network = Fox Sports Australia
|commentators = Matt Russell
Braith Anasta
Andy Raymond
|commentators2 =
|commentators3 =
}}

The 2016 Melanesian Cup was played between Papua New Guinea and Fiji.

Papua New Guinea created history to win their first Melanesian Cup title.[4] The test looked in a similar situation to last year when Fiji took a comfortable lead into the break but this time around Papua New Guinea scored enough points in the second half to outscore their pacific rivals and win their first major title since the 2009 Pacific Cup. Captain David Mead shone for the Kumuls as he made try-saving tackles, assists and even line breaks in a man-of-the-match performance which was a crucial influence to earning his country's first win on away soil since the year 2000.

Fiji picked 7 débutantes for the test match, while PNG featured five players making their first ever International appearance for their country. Both teams had a fair share of NRL, Queensland or New South Wales Cup, as well as domestic club players. Papua New Guinea's most capped player was Rod Griffin who made his 10th appearance for his country, while Fiji's most experienced player was Akuila Uate who made his 12th appearance for his country.

Gold Coast's David Mead captained Papua New Guinea, and Port Kembla Blacks' James Storer led Fiji.

Match details

{{Rugbyleaguebox
|date = 7 May 2016
|team1 = {{rl-rt|PNG}}
|score = 24 – 22
|team2 = {{rl|FIJ}}
|points1 = Try: W Boas (2) 5' c, 52'
Ottio 42' c
McDonald 71' c
Goal: A Boas (4/5) 6', 8', 44', 72'
Sin Bin: Olam {{sin bin|37|47}}
|points2 = Try: Vunakece 16' c
Qionimacawa (3) 29', 37', 75' c
Goal: Kennedy (1/1) 17'
Moceidreke (2/4) 22', 76'
|stadium = Pirtek Stadium, Parramatta
|attendance =
|referee = {{flagicon|ENG}} Robert Hicks
|manofmatch = David Mead (Papua New Guinea)
|report = Video
}}
FB 1Gold Coast Titans|12}} David Mead (c)
WG 2PNG|12}} Justin Olam
CE 3Canberra|12}} Kato Ottio
CE 4Gold Coast Titans|12}} Nene McDonald
WG 5PNG|12}} Stargroth Amean
FE 6PNG|12}} Ase Boas
HB 7PNG|12}} Watson Boas
PR 8Burleigh|12}} Luke Page
HK 9PNG|12}} Wartovo Puara
PR 10PNG|12}} Henry Wan
SR 11PNG|12}} Timothy Lomai
SR 12Wests Tigers|12}} Rod Griffin
LK 13PNG|12}} Adam Korave
Substitutions:
BE 14PNG|12}} Adex Wera
BE 15PNG|12}} Brandy Peter
BE 16Australia|12}} Willie Minoga
BE 17Canberra|12}} Kurt Baptiste
Coach:
{{flagicon|PNG}} Michael Marum
FB 1Canterbury|12}} Tyrone Phillips
WG 2Newcastle|12}} Akuila Uate
CE 3Canberra|12}} Sisa Waqa
CE 4Manly|12}} Brayden Wiliame
WG 5Fiji|12}} Etuate Qionimacawa
FE 6North Sydney|12}} Sitiveni Moceidreke
HB 7Australia|12}} Maurice Kennedy
PR 8Sydney|12}} Kane Evans
HK 9Australia|12}} James Storer (c)
PR 10Newcastle|12}} Daniel Saifiti
SR 11Cronulla|12}} Junior Roqica
SR 12Manly|12}} Fabian Goodall
LK 13Sydney|12}} Eloni Vunakece
Substitutions:
BE 14Melbourne|12}} Ben Nakubuwai
BE 15Melbourne|12}} Tui Kamikamica
BE 16Fiji|12}} Tevita Cottrell
BE 17Fiji|12}} Jokatama Dokonivalu
Coach:
{{flagicon|AUS}} Mick Potter

Polynesian Cup

{{Infobox rugby league football match
|year = 2016
|title = Polynesian Cup
|home = Samoa
{{flagicon|SAM|size=30px}}
|away = Tonga
{{flagicon|TON|size=30px}}
|home_abbr = SAM {{leagueicon|Samoa|20}}
|away_abbr = TON {{leagueicon|Tonga|20}}
|home_half1 = 8
|home_half2 = 10
|home_total = 18
|away_half1 = 6
|away_half2 = 0
|away_total = 6
|date = 7 May 2016
|stadium = Pirtek Stadium
|location = Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia
|MoM_title = Man of the Match
|MoM = {{flagicon|SAM|16}} Fa'amanu Brown
|referee = {{flagicon|Australia|16}} Ben Cummins
|attendance = 15,225
|network = Fox Sports Australia
|commentators = Andrew Voss
Jimmy Smith
Andy Raymond
|commentators2 =
|commentators3 =
}}

The 2016 Polynesian Cup was played between Samoa and Tonga.

Samoa defeated Tonga to win their second consecutive Polynesian Cup title.[5] The strong crowd would always show their passion and loud screaming support throughout the game after big hits, strong runs and intense moments were key talking points.{{Citation needed|date=October 2016}} However a total of 29 errors and a completion rate of just over 50% from both countries was a headache for everyone to watch.{{Citation needed|date=October 2016}} Despite Tonga having 55% possession and more territory, they didn't score and the Samoans made them pay by taking their few second-half opportunities that were given to them resulting in another Samoan victory over their old 'War rivals'.

Samoa picked 7 débutantes for the test match, while Tonga featured three. Both teams' players varied from National Rugby League players to Queensland or New South Wales Cup to Holden Cup and to the Super League. Samoa's most capped player was Leeson Ah Mau who made his 10th appearance for his country, while Tonga's most experienced player was Feleti Mateo who made his 13th appearance for his country.

English Super League club Hull F.C. gave permission for two players to leave England and play in the Polynesian Cup test; coincidentally they were captain of both nations. Frank Pritchard captained Samoa, and Sika Manu led Tonga.[6]

Match details

{{Rugbyleaguebox
|date = 7 May 2016
|team1 = {{rl-rt|SAM}}
|score = 18 – 6
|team2 = {{rl|TON}}
|points1 = Try: Winterstein 15' c
Leutele 55' c
Wright 75'
Goal: Brown (3/4) 16', 40', 56'
|points2 = Try: Pangai 4' c
Goal: Kata (1/1) 5'
|stadium = Pirtek Stadium, Parramatta
|attendance = 15,225
|referee = {{flagicon|AUS}} Ben Cummins
|manofmatch = Fa'amanu Brown (Samoa)
|report = Video
}}
FB 1Wests Tigers|12}} Tim Simona
WG 2North Queensland|12}} Antonio Winterstein
CE 3South Sydney|12}} Kirisome Auva'a
CE 4Cronulla|12}} Ricky Leutele
WG 5Manly|12}} Matthew Wright
FE 6Cronulla|12}} Fa'amanu Brown
HB 7Manly|12}} Pita Godinet
PR 8Canterbury|12}} Sam Kasiano
HK 9Parramatta|12}} Kaysa Pritchard
PR 10Parramatta|12}} Junior Paulo
SR 11St George|12}} Leeson Ah Mau
SR 12Hull FC|12}} Frank Pritchard (c)
LK 13Wests Tigers|12}} Sauaso Sue
Substitutions:
BE 14New Zealand|12}} Erin Clark
BE 15North Queensland|12}} John Asiata
BE 16Canterbury|12}} Raymond Faitala-Mariner
BE 17Cronulla|12}} Sam Tagataese
Coach:
{{flagicon|AUS}} Matt Parish
FB 1New Zealand|12}} David Fusitua
WG 2Australia|12}} Mosese Pangai
CE 3New Zealand|12}} Solomone Kata
CE 4Parramatta|12}} Vai Toutai
WG 5South Sydney|12}} Michael Oldfield
FE 6Manly|12}} Feleti Mateo
HB 7North Sydney|12}} Samisoni Langi
PR 8Parramatta|12}} Peni Terepo
HK 9Penrith|12}} Sione Katoa
PR 10Melbourne|12}} Felise Kaufusi
SR 11Hull FC|12}} Sika Manu (c)
SR 12Canterbury|12}} Tony Williams
LK 13Brisbane|12}} Joe Ofahengaue
Substitutions:
BE 14Melbourne|12}} Nafe Seluini
BE 15Cronulla|12}} David Fifita
BE 16Manly|12}} Siosaia Vave
BE 17North Queensland|12}} Patrick Kaufusi
Coach:
{{flagicon|AUS}} Kristian Woolf

Cook Islands vs Lebanon

Another Pacific Island nation that does not compete in these matches, Cook Islands, organised a test match with Lebanon at Belmore Sports Ground on May 8.[7]

{{Rugbybox
|date = 8 May 2016
|time =
|home = {{Rl-rt|LBN}}
|score = 20 – 30
|report = Report
|away = {{rl|CKI}}
|try1 =
el Zbadieh 2
Barakat 1
Kassis 1
Goals:
Miskie 2/5
|con1 =
|pen1 =
|drop1 =
|try2 =
Peni 2
Makatoa 1
Glassie 1
Ngaro 1
Goals:
Tangiiti 5/6
|con2 =
|pen2 =
|drop2 =
|stadium = Belmore Sports Ground, Belmore
|attendance =
|referee =
}}

October Games

Samoa vs Fiji

A couple of hours before the Pacific test-matches began, discussions were made and confirmed between the RLIF Deputy Chairman, John Grant, alongside Rugby League Samoa Chairman/Asia-Pacific Rugby League Confederation Chairman, Tagaloa Faafouina Su'a, and the Fiji Rugby League Chairman, Filimoni Vosarogo, that Samoa's city of Apia will host a test-match between Samoa and Fiji on October 8, 2016. This test-match will mark 30 years of Rugby league in Samoa.[8][9]

{{Main|2016 Samoa vs. Fiji rugby league test match}}

Australia vs New Zealand

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|date = 15 October 2016
|time = 7:00pm (AWST)
|home = {{Rl-rt|AUS}}
|score =26-6
|report =
|away = {{rl|NZL}}
|try1 =
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|stadium = nib Stadium, Perth[10]
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Vanuatu vs Solomon Islands

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|date = 15 October 2016
|time =
|home = {{Rl-rt|VAN}}
|score =24-15
|report =
|away = {{rl|SOL}}
|try1 =
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|stadium =Port Vila Municipal Stadium, Port Vila[11]
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References

1. ^{{cite news|title=Representative Round: Newcastle to host Test|url=http://www.nrl.com/representative-round-newcastle-to-host-test/tabid/10874/newsid/91436/default.aspx|website=NRL.com|date=25 January 2016}}
2. ^{{cite news|title=Kangaroos team named to face NZ|url=http://www.nrl.com/kangaroos-team-named-to-face-nz/tabid/10874/newsid/95266/default.aspx|website=NRL.com|date=26 April 2016}}
3. ^{{cite news|url=http://nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=11631851|title=League: New caps, new Kiwis captain for Anzac test|publisher=The New Zealand Herald}}
4. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.nrl.com/png-stuns-fiji-in-a-thriller/tabid/10874/newsid/95678/default.aspx|title=PNG stuns Fiji in a thriller|publisher=nrl.com|accessdate=7 May 2016}}
5. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.nrl.com/samoa-holds-on-in-pulsating-pacific-test/tabid/10874/newsid/95681/default.aspx|title=Samoa holds on in pulsating Pacific Test|publisher=nrl.com|accessdate=7 May 2016}}
6. ^{{cite news|url=http://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/Hull-FC-Frank-Pritchard-Sika-Manu-return/story-29203653-detail/story.html#ixzz47LbYe6hK|title=Hull FC: Frank Pritchard and Sika Manu to return to Australia and miss Challenge Cup game|work=Hull Daily Mail|accessdate=1 May 2016|deadurl=yes|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20160501102446/http://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/Hull-FC-Frank-Pritchard-Sika-Manu-return/story-29203653-detail/story.html#ixzz47LbYe6hK|archivedate=1 May 2016|df=}}
7. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.asiapacificrl.com/2016/04/03/belmore-to-host-cook-islands-v-lebanon-clash/|title=Belmore to host Cook Islands v Lebanon clash|publisher=asiapacificrl.com|accessdate=23 April 2016}}
8. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.nrl.com/samoa-to-host-fiji-in-historic-test/tabid/10874/newsid/95676/default.aspx|title=Samoa to host Fiji in historic Test|publisher=nrl.com|accessdate=7 May 2016}}
9. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/league-news/arlc-chairman-john-grant-expects-nrl-clubs-to-support-historic-test-in-samoa-20160507-goowbt.html|title=ARLC chairman John Grant expects NRL clubs to support historic Test in Samoa|publisher=smh.com.au|accessdate=7 May 2016}}
10. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.nrl.com/perth-to-host-october-test-match/tabid/10874/newsid/91450/default.aspx|title=Perth to host October Test match|date=6 June 2016|work=NRL.com}}
11. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.asiapacificrl.com/2016/08/20/vanuatu-set-to-host-solomon-islands-in-october/|title=Vanuatu set to host Solomon Islands in October|publisher=ASIA PACIFIC RUGBY LEAGUE CONFEDERATION|accessdate=20 August 2016}}
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