As Day 4 action of the 1-Korf progresses we are getting close to having a clear picture of ranking spots. Only six more matches to go in order to know the finalists. Mainly there were no surprises on Day 4 of the U19 & U16 championships, except Hong Kong defeated China in U16 (11:6). Malaysia took the revenge of their yesterday’s loss in 2-Korf format from Thailand. This may be attributed to obviously different game tactics used in both the formats. Taipei remains undefeated on Day 4 and close to reserve their spot in the finals. Tomorrow in the second half we will have finals and other ranking matches for the 2-Korf format.
Games can be followed live on Facebook page on 14 and 15 April 2018 https://www.facebook.com/OurSport.tv. Live results, matches schedule, game statistics, play-by-play, scorers and ranking pools will be available live from GYMNASIUM, THE AFFLILIATED JHONGLI SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL (JLSHS) OF NATIONAL CENTRAL UNIVERSITY.
https://korfball.sport/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/73.jpg960640Pardeep Dahiyahttps://korfball.sport/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/LogoIKF.pngPardeep Dahiya2018-04-14 01:34:472018-04-14 13:40:533rd IKF Asia U19 & U16 Korfball Championships 2018: Day 4 Results & Images
On the day 3 matches from 2Korf format were played starting with a very high scoring match of the day between Sri Lanka U19 and Chinese Taipei U19 (5: 49). Sheng-Chieh Lin of Taipei contributed the maximum number of goals for his team. The second match of the day played between Malaysia and Thailand in the U19 category was incredibly close game. Jyue-Yuan Teong of Thailand played the key role in seizing the victory by 11:13 in favor of Thailand.
China U19 put up a good fight in another close encounter with Chinese Taipei U19. In the end, Taipei gave a strong reply and won the match by 9:11.
The second day was committed to Korfball4 with 1 korf format. The highlight of the day was the arrival of team Sri Lanka. They were received with a warm welcome from Chinese Taipei Korfball Association.
Thailand U16 team defeated China U16 by a margin of 6 goals, final tally at the end of match stood 12-6. This is an encouraging feat for the newest member of the korfball community. Thailand U16 also showed some resistance against the defending champions Chinese Taipei U16 by scoring 8 goals against 16 of Chinese Taipei.
3rd IKF Asia U19 & U16 Korfball4 Championships got off in style with a great opening ceremony at the Gymnasium, The Affliliated Jhongli Senior High School (JLSHS) of National Central University. Mr Che-Hung LIN, Deputy Sports Minister and Mr Edward HUANG, President of Chinese Taipei Korfball Association attended the opening ceremony.
Here are the results and pictures from day 1. The first day was dedicated to Korfball4 with 2 Korfs. The match between Malaysia and China in the U19 category was the game of the day decided by Golden Goal in favour of China.
From Tuesday 10 to Sunday 15 April 2018 in Taoyuan City, Taiwan (Chinese Taipei), the 3rd IKF Asia U19 & U16 Korfball Championships 2018 is taking place, with 6 teams from Asia competing to be crowned as the best team in Asia in this categories.
PARTICIPANTS: Chinese Taipei, China, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Thailand and Sri Lanka.
*Thailand will have their first international appearance.
Mark your calendar as IKF Asia U19 & U16 fixtures are out. It starts from Tuesday 10 and ends with final on Sunday 15 April 2018 in Taoyuan City, Taiwan (Chinese Taipei), 3rd IKF Asia U19 & U16 Korfball Championships 2018 will take place; with 6 teams from Asia will compete to be crowned as the best team in Asia. The participant teams are Chinese Taipei, China, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Thailand and Sri Lanka. Thailand will have their first international appearance.
Games can be followed live on Facebook page on 10,14 and 15 April 2018 https://www.facebook.com/OurSport.tv. Live results, matches schedule, game statistics, play-by-play, scorers and ranking pools will be available live from GYMNASIUM, THE AFFLILIATED JHONGLI SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL (JLSHS) OF NATIONAL CENTRAL UNIVERSITY.
https://korfball.sport/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/29746291_10214582762696513_2569685_o.jpg4391150Pardeep Dahiyahttps://korfball.sport/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/LogoIKF.pngPardeep Dahiya2018-03-27 02:52:082018-04-06 14:47:003rd IKF Asia U19 & U16 Korfball4 Championships Fixtures are out
The proposal to organize courses for referees and coaches was mooted by the President of Thailand Korfball Association. For referees and coaches, the IKF level 1 course began on 3 February till 5 February. The aim was enhancing their level and korfball skills.
The event took place at Sports Center of Srinakharinwirot University (SWU).
This event is organized under the close cooperation among IKF Asia, Thailand Korfball Association (TKA), SWU and National Taipei University of Education (NTUE) (Taiwan).
Prof. Inglish YC Huang, IKF Asia President conducted the coach course while Ms. Bird FY Hsieh, IKF Instructor conducted the referee course.
The grand event could be successfully organized with the grant support from Taiwan Sports Administration (Sports Ministry) based on the New Southbound Policy. Prof. Inglish Huang and Ms. Bird Hsieh were able to take 18 elite korfball players of NTUE as teaching assistants to efficiently and effectively enhance participants learning quality.
Apart from the education courses, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed by Prof. Supranee Kwanboonchan the TKA President and Prof. Inglish Huang, President of IKF Asia, which was witnessed by the participants, sponsors, and media in the morning on 3 February. The objective of this MOU is to state the partnership between TKA and the IKF Asia toward korfball as a sport for all and as an elite sport in Thailand.
Furthermore, the mixed training with the players of NTUE and the players of Thailand U19, U16, and open national squads were done in the evening 4 February.
With the great initiative invitation of Prof. Tuk (well-known nickname of S. Kwanboonchans), these parallel coach and referee courses consisted of 44 and 30 participants respectively from Cambodia, Hong Kong China, Indonesia, Japan, Philippines, Singapore, Chinese Taipei and Thailand. This is a record-breaking number of participating countries in an IKF level 1 coach and referee course.
Prof. Tuk, an optimal role model for a leader, who is also the current President of ASEAN Council of Physical Education and Sport. IKF Asia will maintain its close cooperation with Prof. Tuk for spreading korfball not only in Thailand but further in the ASEAN countries by means of her tremendous influential strength.
A feasibly crucial goal is to deliver korfball into the competition programs of 2023 Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games) in Cambodia.
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Mr Graham Crafter, IKF Secretary General and former Elite Referee for the IKF, conducted a two days Chinese Taipei Level B Referee Course on special invitation of Chinese Taipei Korfball Association. More than 20 candidates participated on 5 and 6 August. Mr Liu, a councelor of New Taipei City visited the Beach Korfball practical refereeing session in the Sunshine Sport and Recreation Part and expressed his interest and support to the future korfball activities in this city with the biggest population in Chinese Taipei.
After sharing his wide experience with referees from Chinese Taipei, Mr Crafter visited Hong Kong as special guest and chaired ongoing workshops on 9 and 11 August for the IKF appointed referees of the 2nd IKF Asia U19 & U16 Korfball4 Championships.
In the above mentioned referee educational events in Chinese Taipei and Hong Kong, the main focus was on the comparison among the rules of Korfball, Beach Korfball, Korfball4 (2 korfs) and 1-Zone Korfball (1 korf).
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After another exciting event in Leeuwarden, The Netherlands, the final ranking in the U19 Korfball World Cup 2017 is:
The Netherlands
Chinese Taipei
Belgium
Czech Republic
Dominican Republic
England
Catalonia
Portugal
Germany
Hungary
Hong Kong China
Poland
China
Belgium was beaten in an exciting semi final by the team from Chinese Taipei 12-11. The Dutch U19 team overpowered the Czech team in the second semi final 25-5. In the bronze medal match the Belgian team won clearly from the Czech Republic 15-7
The Dutch youngsters, with Leon Simons, – former Dutch international – as coach, proved in all matches high quality qualifications both technical as tactical. The U19 KWC final showed quality korfball between Chinese Taipei and the Netherlands. At half time – after 20 minutes real playing time – the score was 6 – 13 and the difference was made as result of high scoring percentages of the Dutch team. In the second half the Dutch players continued their excellent match and extended the lead. The final whistle by referee Peter Busik showed 16 – 28 on the scoreboard. The Netherlands wins the U19 Korfball World Cup 2017.
https://korfball.sport/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/U19-KWC-logo.jpg13771920Frans Walvishttps://korfball.sport/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/LogoIKF.pngFrans Walvis2017-04-16 15:59:262017-04-27 09:17:39U19 Korfball World Cup 2017 ranking
After editions 2015 and 2016 hosted by KNKV in The Netherlands, there will be a new edition to be hosted by HKCKA (Hong Kong China Korfball Association) in the week 19 to 23 June 2017.
Participants eligible to enroll need to have a coaching background in korfball and they need to certificate through their national organization their coach experience. The course is organized by HKCKA for the participation of maximum 20 candidates. The participants will be selected amongst all applications received, with priority to following profiles according to Coaching background requirements:
– Coaches from teams in the area of IKF ASIA / IKF OCEANIA
– Head coaches of U17/U15/U13 national teams
– Technical directors of the national organizations
– Coaches conducting training programs for youth academies.
1. How we will train you? The youth camp experience.
The program of the course will be running during the period from 19 to 23 June 2017 in Hong Kong Baptist University. During this period a group of 20 coaches will be joining the experience of a training camp following education with Jan Sjouke van den Bos, Master coach of the KNKV.
2. How to participate? Enrolment process.
Candidates eligible to enroll have to apply before 19 April 2017 by sending the official application considering following details:
● Send Certification of the national organization of the coaching experience + passport photo and copy of ID/passport + fill in the personal information at the “Enrolment sheet”
● Application letters to attend the course should be sent to warman@ikf.org
● After application has been approved. Participants will receive confirmation around 24 April including details to pay entrance Fee.
3. Entrance fee:
Applications to participate in “IKF Level III Youth Coach Camp 2017” is authorized to all national organizations by sending data required and/or motivational letter. Selection of candidates will be done after considering coaching background. Participation of the course is possible according to different course deals:
a) Entrance Fee: 100 € (including only participation at course program).
b) Entrance fee: 445 € (including 6 nights hosting and meals from Sunday 18th to Friday 23rd included).
Video recap of the 2016 IKF Level III 2nd edition “Youth and talent coach camp”:
https://korfball.sport/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/hongkong_level3coach_2017.png321845Dani Ezpeletahttps://korfball.sport/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/LogoIKF.pngDani Ezpeleta2017-04-04 13:47:572017-04-10 20:13:25New edition of the IKF Level III “Youth Coach Camp“ to be held in Hong Kong
