What to watch day 11 - Friday

Team Tonga at the Boxing on Savai'i (Trina Edwards/Pacific Games News)

Expect crowds at the Multi-Sport Centre at Faleata as Netball medals are decided today after 4 days of spirited action.  
From the 9 teams competing only 1 team takes home the gold. Be courtside at 1pm for the first game of the day and stay until 9pm.
Entry is SAT$5.00.

It is the last chance to witness the extraordinary power and strength that is Powerlifting on show at Gym 1, Faleata
Entry is SAT$5.00 at the venue.

It is the last day of the Sailing after a gruelling last 9 days of changing weather conditions - it will humbling to watch the competitors dig deep as they cross the finishing line.
Entry is free at Sheraton Beach Resort, Mulifanua.

Shooting will be geared up for the last day of competition at Tafaigata, today. The first shot goes off at 9m cease fire at 5pm.
Entry is free.

Squash enthusiasts are sure to be out in full as they head to the squash courts at Faleata for the last day of action.
Be there at the earlier time of 9.30am to get a good spot to watch skill and determined play in the fight for the medals.
Action will continue until 7.30pm including the medal ceremonies.
Entry is free.

Crowds are taking full advantage of watching Taekwondo at an elite level of competition at the Harvest Centre, Lotopa. 
Today is the final day with competition starting at 9am and ending at 8pm.
Entry is free.

Tennis lovers have been riveted for the 10 days of nonstop action at Apia Park.
Day 11 of competition and a rally to the end for medal placings.
Watch every bounce at Apia Park from 9am till 8pm.
Entry SAT $5.00 at Apia Park.

Touch continues to be a crowd thriller at Marist St Joseph’s Stadium, Lotopa. Excitement is building ahead of placings tomorrow. Games will start at 9.20am and continue until 4.00pm. Be early to find a good spot to cheer on your team as the stands fill up quickly. 
Entry is SAT$5.00 at the venue.

Triathlon is finally here.
The schedule is mens and womens Aquathlon today followed by the triathlon tomorrow. Aquathlon is an excellent way for novice athletes to enter the world of multisport, and for experienced triathletes to add something different to their race routines.
The action starts at Sogi Recreational Park, close to downtown Apia and runs from 8am a.m. to 10.30pm and entry is free.
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• AQUATHLON
• TRIATHLON

Volleyball has a huge following and is going off.
It's final day and there is huge hype around who will take home  
All the action from 9am until 7.30pm.
Entry is SAT$5.00 at the National University of Samoa Gym.