After losing to New Caledonia in the Men's Bronze Playoff, Warren Yee played his second final this time for gold, teaming up with their women's number 1 seed Rita Takiveikata to take on PNG's team 1 Naluge Guy and Madako Junior.

In the first medal match of the final day of competition New Caledonia 2 and Fiji 1 squared off for the bronze medal, both teams were eager to add another medal to their medal tally. The Fijians began the quicker of the two to take the opening game, however the New Caledonians Robert Stirrup and Fabian Dinh fought back hard to take the next two games.

After defeating the favourites PNG in the first round of the women's doubles, Samoa's team 2 took on New Caledonia in the first semi final while Fiji's team 1 went up against PNG team 2.

On the first day of the doubles tournament top seeded and favourites for the gold medal Naluge Guy and Eli Webb of PNG went up against Samoa's number two team of Alyson Sefo and Peka Sialaoa.

For the men's final, top seed Warren Yee of Fiji went up against New Caledonian second seed Laurent Gupey.

In the final for the women's individual competition second seed Tepua Russel of the Cook Islands took on top seed Naluge Guy of PNG.

New Caledonians Robert Stirrup and Laurent Guepy squared off in the first semi final while fellow New Caledonian Gael Gosse took on the men's top seed Warren Yee of Fiji.

Day 5 saw the start of the singles competition kick off with a grueling full day of matches with most players having to play twice in the first two rounds that were played.

The final round for the men's team event saw the Cook Islands go up against Fiji and the Samoans square off with Norfolk. New Caledonia had the bye and had already secured the gold medal having beaten Samoa the previous day.

The final round for the women's teams' event saw the Cook Islands take on Papua New Guinea who were already guaranteed gold while Samoa went up against New Caledonia in what proved to be an intense and close finish for second and third place. PNG won against the Cooks 6-0 while Samoa lost the tie 4-2 to the New Caledonians.

Tuesday morning was the start of round 2 of the men's team event with New Caledonia going up against Norfolk while Samoa took on the Cooks, and Fiji had the bye. It was a clean sweep as New Caledonia and Samoa both won out 6-0.

Squash team events kicked off this morning at 9am at the Faleata Gym 2 with the women's round one with the men playing later on in the afternoon at 1pm

The Men's round one kicked off at 1pm with favourites New Caledonia taking one the Cook Islands and the always strong Fijians taking on the host nation Samoa with Norfolk Island having the bye. New Caledonia lived up to their billing as favourites taking out the Cooks 6-0 while the Fijians took out the Samoans 5-1.

These 2 new courts will be available for training during the SPG.

With 83 entries for the Squash competition and athletes participating from Norfolk Island, PNG, the Cook Islands, Fiji, New Caledonia and Samoa the competition will be an excellent showcase of skills and determination.

Here is a sneak peak at the Samoan Squash Associations efforts so far to prepare for the Games.

85 competitors from 6 Countries are aiming to be in Samoa during August 2007 for the South Pacific Games...