IKF U19 & U16 Korfball4 championships day 1 results

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Day 1 of the IKF U19 & U16 Korfball4 Championships in Jakarta, Indonesia showed some interesting results. The first round is played in all three pools.

Both in U19 and in U16 age group the youngsters from Chinese Taipei show their abilities with clear wins.

U19 Pool A
TPE MAS INA W L Score Rank
TPE  * 24:2 24:2 2 0 6 1
MAS 2:24  * 13:4 1 1 3 2
INA 2:24 4:13  * 0 2 0 3
U19 Pool B
CHN HKG SIN W L Score Rank
CHN  * 8:6 15:5 2 0 6 1
HKG 6:8 * 17:3 1 1 3 2
SIN 5:15 3:17  * 0 2 0 3
U16
TPE CHN MAS INA W L Score Rank
TPE  * 9:1 18:3 36:0 3 0 9 1
CHN 1:9  * 4:6 12:1 2 1 3 3
MAS 3:18 6:4  * 11:4 2 1 6 2
INA 0:36 1:12 4:11  * 0 3 0 4

Match schedule IKF U19 & U16 Korfball4 events

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The pools and matchschedule for the first IKF U19 & U16 Korfball4 events are published under the Event; see Event section.

The Pools are:

Pool A U19 teams
A 1 TPE, Chinese Taipei
A 2 MAS; Malaysia
A 3 INA; Indonesia
Pool B U19 teams
B 1 CHN; China
B 2 HKG; HongKong
B 3 SIN; Singapore
U16 teams
1 TPE; Chinese Taipei
2 CHN; China
3 MAS; Malaysia
4 INA; Indonesia

 

The 1st IKF Asia U19 & U16 Korfball4 Championships in Indonesia

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The first IKF Asia U19 & U16 Korfball4 Championships will take place from 20 – 23 August 2015. The events are played in Jakarta, Indonesia.

The venue: Pasar Minggu Youth Center (Gelanggang Remaja Pasar Minggu); photo below
Address : Jl. Raya Ragunan no. 1, Pasar Minggu, South Jakarta, DKI Jakarta, Indonesia.

 

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IKF U23 AOKC Quarter finals: HKG, TPE, AUS and CHN to U23WKC

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The quarter finals were organised on a cross pool basis with the number 1 in each group playing the number 4 and the number 2 playing the number 3. With only three places available for Asian teams to qualify for next year’s IKF U23 World Korfball Championship it was important that those teams with aspirations to qualify won their match today.

The results were:              PHI – CHN  13 – 34;         TPE – INA    44 – 10;          HKG – MAC     23 – 4 ;  IND  –  AUS    15 – 16

This means that the line –ups for the semi-finals are:

For places 1 – 4
TPE vs AUS (31 July at 13:30) and CHN vs HKG (31 July at 15:20)

For places 5 – 8
INA vs IND (31 July at 17:10) and PHI vs MAC (31 July at 19:00)

Since there are only three Asian teams amongst the semi-finalists for the medal places it also means that TPE, CHN and HKG join AUS in qualifying for the IKF U23 WKC scheduled to take place in the Czech Republic next July. These teams join the six European teams that qualified last year RSA who won the IKF All African Championship earlier this month. The last team, from the Americas, will be known after the IKF U23 Pan-American Championship to be held in Colombia next month.

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IKF U23 AOKC Day 3 – Hong beat India in crucial match

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The third day of the tournament saw the completion of the pool stages. There were no particular surprises but some big scores with four of the matches having at least 45 goals scored in the game and two games had a total of 60 or more, including the highest total so far in the final game where the hosts beat India 51 – 11. Other scores: – Chinese Taipei vs Philippines 47 – 13; China vs Macau China 40 – 9; Hong Kong China vs India 25 -22 and Australia vs Indonesia 25 – 9.

The Final pool rankings are:

Pool A
TPE 9 pts; HKG 6 pts; IND 3 pts; PHI 0 pts

Pool B
CHN 9 pts; AUS 6 pts; MAC 5 pts; INA 1 pt

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IKF U23 AOKC Day 2 – China beats Australia

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The second day of the IKF U23 AOKC gave us the lowest and the two highest scoring matches of the tournament so far. Despite the score, the low scoring match was very exciting and eventually the teams had to be separated by a golden goal. The Macau China team were the winners 13 – 12 against Indonesia. The highest scoring match so far was the last one of the day where overwhelming favourites, hosts Chinese Taipei, beat Hong Kong China by 53 – 7. The other high scoring match was the first match of the day where we saw India (who only arrived in Hsinchu around 8 am today) play just a few hours later and beat newcomers the Philippines 42 – 16. The other match saw China gain revenge for their 22 – 11 beating by Australia four years ago by winning here 21 – 16.

Many more photos on the LOC’s home page:

IND – PHI // MAC – INA // AUS – CHN // TPE – HKG

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IKF U23 AOKC Day 1 – Large wins for the favorite teams

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The opening day of this event saw only three matches because the Indian team had major travel difficulties. The opening match between Hong Kong China and the Philippines saw the Philippines making their debut in an IKF competition. There was also a debut for a referee from Korea (Pony KIM) acting as the assistant referee. Hong Kong showed their experience and easily won the match 36 – 10 but the total of 46 goals in the opening match looked promising for the rest of the tournament.

The second match had Australia defeating Macau China 34 – 6 and in the last match the experienced China team beat Indonesia who were  also making their debut at this level) 36 – 9

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IKF U23 Asia-Oceania Championship to kick off today

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The IKF U23 Asia-Oceania Korfball Championship is due to kick off today in Hsinchu (Taiwan), with the first match between the Philippines and Hong Kong China. Organizers are completing the final last minutes preparations for what promises to be an exciting tournament, with the top 3 Asian teams able to qualify for the U23 World Korfball Championship next year in the Czech Republic. Australia have already qualified representing Oceania.

Teams have completed the final day of pre-match trainings yesterday. Host nation Chinese Taipei is the clear favorite for the title, with China, India, Hong Kong China, Australia, and Macau China are the likely teams to contest the remaining medal spots. Indonesia and newcomer Philippines are outsiders in the Championship.

The International Korfball Federation is very happy with the international début of the national team of the Philippines. Excellent development work in the Philippines has been conducted by IKF Asia Secretary General Warman Cheng, and the national team has been prepared and will be coached by Edwin Bouman from the Netherlands.

The match will be followed by the opening ceremony, which will be attended, among others, by Taiwan Sport Minister Dr Ho Jow-Fei, Hsinchu Mayor Lin Chih-Chien, IKF President Dr Jan Fransoo, IKF Asia President Dr Huang Ying-Che, and IKF Secretary General Graham Crafter.

Due to a last minute revision of the match schedule due to logistical problems of one of the teams, the first match PHI-HKG will be played at 1520 local time (720AM GMT). Matches can be watched live on the IKF Channel.

IKF UKWC day 1

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Some images from the IKF University Korfball World Cup day 1; 16 April 2015.

The results and the matches planned can be found under: IKF UKWC Matches; click here.

The second day is underway.

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IKF UKWC matches on worldkorfball.org

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The IKF University Korfball World Cup starts today. You can follow the matches on your Pc, laptop, tablet or smartphone.

Click HERE to go to the direct connection between the jury table in the University venue in Norwich, England and the IKF match database and follow all matches.

The – free of charge – World Korfball app shows all matches as well.

All match times published are in the London summer time zone.

This event is patronised by FISU.