South Pacific Games Record
- 1963 – Fourth place
- 1966 – Round 1
- 1969 – Sixth place
- 1971 – Did not enter
- 1975 – Third place
- 1979 – Third place
- 1983 – Round 1
- 1987 – Did not enter
- 1991 – Second place
- 1995 – Second place
- 2003 – Round 1
- 2007 – Fourth place
- 2011 – Second place
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