finishing positions are as follows: Notes: The 2014 tournament was split into conferences without crossover matches or finals. Samoa and Japan won their respective conference titles. Commercial sponsorship On 20 June 2008 the International Rugby Board announced that regional financial institution ANZ had agreed to become presenting sponsor of the competition, as well as the FORU Oceania Cup and the Pacific Rugby Cup. Results Champions by year Championships by team Points summary Updated: 15 July 2017 Source: statbunker.com Notes: The 2014 tournament was split into conferences with Samoa and Japan winning their respective conference titles. The totals cited from statbunker.com include classification finals from 2015 which were not regular season games. While their match data (P W D L PF PA PD) is accurate, the statbunker figures for bonus points and log points are unreliable and those stats are not included in the table above. Top scorers The following tables contain points and tries scored in the Pacific Nations Cup. Top points scorers Last updated: 11 August 2019 Source: statbunker.com Top try scorers Last updated: 11 August 2019 Source: statbunker.com Venues Below is a table listing all the venues that have been used in the tournaments, listed with the number of matches each venue has hosted annually and historically: Table updated to 2017 tournament See also World Rugby Pacific Challenge References External links Pacific Nations Cup web page at World Rugby Pacific Rugby union competitions in Oceania for national teams