Beach volleyball at the 2019 Pacific Games

The sixteen beach volleyball men's pairs were seeded into four pools and a four-team bracket was played within each pool. Teams with two wins afer this stage – i.e. the top-ranked side from each pool – advanced directly to the quarter-finals.

Teams losing their first pool match played off, and the losing sides from those games were eliminated. The playoff winners each played a crossover match against a second-placed side from another pool in a repechage to determine the remaining quarter-finalists.

Pool A

	Round 1				Round 2
	8 July – Match 1
	(PNG)	2
					9 July – Match 9
	(NMI)	0
					(PNG)	0
	8 July – Match 2
					(TUV)	2
	(KIR)	1
									to quarter-finals
	(TUV)	2

Pool B

	Round 1				Round 2
	8 July – Match 3
	(SAM)	2
					9 July – Match 11
	(TAH)	1
					(SAM)	2
	8 July – Match 4
					(PLW)	0
	(COK)	1
									to quarter-finals
	(PLW)	2

Pool C

	Round 1				Round 2
	8 July – Match 5
	(TGA)	2
					9 July – Match 13
	(GUM)	0
					(TGA)	2
	8 July – Match 6
					(ASM)	0
	(NCL)	1
									to quarter-finals
	(ASM)	2

Pool D

	Round 1				Round 2
	8 July – Match 7
	(VAN)	2
					9 July – Match 15
	(NRU)	0
					(VAN)	0
	8 July – Match 8
					(AUS)	2
	(SOL)	0
									to quarter-finals
	(AUS)	2

The winners of each pool – the teams from Tuvalu, Samoa, Tonga and Australia – advanced directly to the quarter-finals. Their respective opponents in the round of eight – American Samoa, Tahiti, Kiribati, and Papua New Guinea – won through via repechage match playoffs.[3]

The Australia pair of Tim Dickson and Marcus Ferguson won the final, overcoming an injury to Dickson during the first set to defeat Tahiti in three sets,[4] while Tonga took out the bronze medal by defeating American Samoa,[5] also in three sets.

	Quarter-finals				Semi-finals				Gold medal
	11 July – Match 21: QF1
	Malosa – Talake (TUV)	1
					12 July – Match 25: SF1
	Aitui – Fagaima (ASM)	2
					Dickson – Ferguson (AUS)	2
	11 July – Match 22: QF2
					Aitui – Fagaima (ASM)	0
	Dickson – Ferguson (AUS)	2
									12 July – Match 28: Final
	Batari – Walo (PNG)	0
									Dickson – Ferguson (AUS)	2
	11 July – Match 23: QF3
									Ena – Paraue (TAH)	1
	Funaki – Fonohema (TGA)	2
					12 July – Match 26: SF2
	Manuera – Ioakim (KIR)	1
					Ena – Paraue (TAH)	2
	11 July – Match 24: QF4
					Funaki – Fonohema (TGA)	0			Bronze medal
	Stowers – Ena (SAM)	0
									12 July – Match 27: 3rd place
	Ena – Paraue (TAH)	2
									Funaki – Fonohema (TGA)	2
									Aitui – Fagaima (ASM)	1

Pool A

	Round 1				Round 2
					9 July – Match 6
					(VAN)	2
	8 July – Match 1
					(TAH)	0
	(KIR)	0
									to quarter-finals to quarter-finals
	(TAH)	2

Pool B

	Round 1				Round 2
	8 July – Match 2
	(SOL)	0
					10 July – Match 7: Pool B 1st place
	(ASM)	2
					(ASM)	2
	8 July – Match 3
					(AUS)	1
	(NCL)	0
									to quarter-finals
	(AUS)	2
					10 July – Match 8: Pool B 3rd place
					(SOL)	2
					(NCL)	0

Pool C

	Round 1				Round 2
	9 July – Match 4
	(SAM)	0
					10 July – Match 9: Pool C 1st place
	(MHL)	2
					(MHL)	0
	9 July – Match 5
					(PNG)	2
	(PNG)	2
									to quarter-finals to quarter-finals
	(PLW)	0
					10 July – Match 10: Pool C 3rd place
					(SAM)	2
					(PLW)	1

The Vanuatu women's team of Miller Pata (née Elwin) and Sherysyn Toko won gold, defeating the Tahiti women's pair in straight sets in the final.[6] American Samoa defeated Solomon Islands for the bronze.[5]

	Quarter-finals				Semi-finals				Gold medal
	11 July – Match 17: QF4
	Keil – Pula (ASM)	2
					12 July – Match 19: SF2
	Qazing – Lawi (NCL)	0
					Pata – Toko (VAN)	2
	11 July – Match 16: QF3
					Keil – Pula (ASM)	0
	Pata – Toko (VAN)	2
									12 July – Match 21: Final
	Kendall – Weiler (AUS)	0
									Pata – Toko (VAN)	2
	11 July – Match 15: QF2
									Fareura – Maau (TAH)	0
	Fareura – Maau (TAH)	2
					12 July – Match 18: SF1
	Brown – Tripplett (MHL)	0
					Fareura – Maau (TAH)	2
	11 July – Match 14: QF1
					Gwali – Donga (SOL)	0			Bronze medal
	Gwali – Donga (SOL)	2
									12 July – Match 20: 3rd place
	Awadu – Bae (PNG)	0
									Keil – Pula (ASM)	2
									Gwali – Donga (SOL)	0