Hampton Saua

Hampton Saua had a 48.60 ERA for the Solomon Islands national team in the 2003 South Pacific Games, allowing 27 hits in 5 innings, walking 8 and striking out 4. He led the Games in runs allowed (13 more than runner-up, teammate John Lebeoa). hits allowed (6 more than Jacques Levy or Lebeoa) and earned runs (9 more than Lebeoa) while being 5th in walks. He was a LF/P for them in the 2022 Pacific Mini-Games, going 1 for 4 as the team's best hitter (overall, they were under .050 as a team); Casper Mamae was second at .200. He had a 14.00 ERA, losing to Guam and Fiji. He was probably their top pitcher in the event as well as their top hitter.