OFC Beach Soccer Championship
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In 2006 the Oceania Football Confederation hosted its first international Beach Soccer tournament. Tahiti¹ island of Moorea was choosed to host the event in September 2006, with a purpose-built facility set.

Four teams - Cook Islands, New Zealand, Solomon Islands, and Vanuatu - were selected to compete with the winner set to travel to Brazil in December.

Tahiti must have the ability to cover the event on television in accordance with the BSWW specifications for ESPN and Eurosport.

In 2008 the Solomon Islands were nominated as the best team in Oceania for the world cup. Therefore no qualifiers were held.

Tournaments

Year	Location	Winners	Runner-up	Third place
20062	Moorea, Tahiti	Solomon Islands	Vanuatu	Tahiti
20073	Auckland, New Zealand	Solomon Islands	Vanuatu	New Zealand
2008	Solmon Islands automatically selected	~	~	~

International Beach Soccer v • d • e
FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup | Pro Beach Soccer Tour | Mundialito
Asia: AFC – AFC Beach Soccer Championship      Africa: CAF – CAF Beach Soccer Championship      North America: CONCACAF – Championship      South America: CONMEBOL – Championship      Oceania: OFC – OFC Beach Soccer Championship      Europe: UEFA – Euro Beach Soccer League  | Euro Beach Soccer Cup

References

1. ^ OFC:Beach soccer proposed to TahitiOFC03.21.2006
2. ^ FOR SOLOMONS AS BILIKIKI EYE BRAZIL OFC09.03.2007
3. ^ - BILIKIKI BOYS ARE BRAZIL BOUND OFC07.08.2007

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