IKF Europa Cup Booklet

The full history of the IKF Europa Cup is available. The IKF ECup history goes back to the start in 1967. It is an annual IKF event: IKF Europa Cup History version January 2015.

Wednesday 14 January the 49th IKF ECup event with 10 national European champions starts in Tielen, Belgium.

Live web casting IKF Europa Cup korfball

Wednesday 14 January 2015 starts the 49th IKF Europa Cup korfball event.

All matches you can follow live thru worldkorfball.org (click here for worldkorfball.org)and/or the ikfchannel on YouTube; . The first match starts 14 January 1030 AM (Brussels time).

Of course we publish the url’s in the next few days.

IKF Europa Cup. This is the Alphons Janssens Cup to win.

Final IKF ECup schedule

The IKF Competition Committee and IKF Europe established today a revised IKF Europa Cup match schedule after the withdrawal of the champion teams from Russia and more recent Wales.

Ten national champion teams play in Belgium from Wednesday 14 till Saturday 17 January 2015 to become the 49th IKF Europa Cup winner. The schedule is available under IKF Europa Cup 2015

Six teams are drawn into two pools to play a round robin on Wednesday. The ranking that results from this competition will be decisive for the schedule as from Thursday. The four highest ranked teams participate in the event Thursday conform planning.

The IKF and the Belgian organisers hope to welcome many spectators next week in Tielen and Herentals.
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IKF ECup 2015 change

Change in the schedule of the 49th IKF Europa Cup.

Due to the economic crisis in Russia and the decline in the value of the roebel the Russian club team withdrew from the IKF Europa Cup in January 2015 in Belgium. This causes IKF Europe and the Belgian organisers a big problem. Despite serious efforts the IKF is not able to find another European national champion to replace the Russian champion.

In close consultation between the IKF and the organisers a regional Belgian team from the district Kempen will complete the twelve team event. This team will not be in the official competition. As a result eleven teams will compete to become the 49th IKF Europa Cup winner.

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U23 Korfball World Cup live web casting

The U23 Korfball World Cup matches in Rotterdam, The Netherlands you may follow thru the ikfchannel on YouTube.

The links to the ikfchannel are different for the next three days:

Time are mentioned in the Rotterdam time zone.

U23 Korfball World Cup day 1

The U23 Korfball World Cup started earlier today in Rotterdam, The Netherlands.

The matches are available thru our ikfchannel on YouTube; click U23 KWC 2014

The next three matches will start 28 December 1815, 1915 and 2015. The finals play 30 December 1245 and 1415. All times are in the Amsterdam time zone.

Five teams are in competition: Chinese Taipei, Czech Republic, Germany, England and The Netherlands.

 

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Ice korfball happening in Hungary

The Hungarian Korfball  Association will organize a fun event on 18 January 2015 in the afternoon on the Ice Rink of Budapest, at Heroes’ Square, where korfball will be played on ice, probably for the first time in the history of the sport.

Of course, they will play with skates on.

And if everything goes well, they will play a ice korfball match against a Hungarian youth Ice Hockey national team.

The goal with this event is to

  1. promote korfball to even more people
  2. try something new, think out-of-the-box
  3. have a lot of fun

and

  1. put korfball on the program of the Winter Olympics.

IKF Europa Cup 2015

Today (31 December 2014) the IKF published the (revised) pools and the match schedule for the 49th IKF Europa Cup. Revised due to the withdrawal of the Russian team.

From Wednesday 14 January till Saturday 17 January 2015 the IKF Europa Cup final round korfball will be played in Belgium:

  • From 14 – 16 January in the municipal sports hall of Tielen, the home indoor venue of Vobako korfball club
  • Saturday 17 January in Herentals in the Bloso Sportcenter-Netepark.

The pools are:

POOL
A TOP/Quoratio (NED) Kempen team (BEL) Kocaeli University Sport Club (TUR)
B Royal Scaldis SC (BEL) Korfbal Assesoría Vallparadís (CAT) Cardiff University Korfball Club CUKC (WAL)
C NC Benfica (POR) Schweriner KC (GER) FJEP Bonson (FRA)
D Korfbal Club Brno (CZE) Trojans KC (ENG) Edinburgh Mavericks (SCO)

The (revised) match schedule can be found in the IKF website under: IKF Europa Cup match schedule

IKF Ecup 2015

IKF World Korfball Championship 2015 participants confirmed

Following completion of the four continental qualification events in 2014, all countries that have qualified for the IKF World Korfball Championship 2015 are now known.

Qualification criteria were published by the IKF early in 2014, itemising that 16 countries would participate in the IKF World Korfball Championship (IKF WKC), to be held from 29 October to 8 November 2015 in Belgium.

The 16 countries that have achieved qualification are as follows.

From the IKF European Korfball Championship played in Maia, Portugal from 25 October to 2 November, the first ten ranked countries:

Belgium, Catalonia, Czech Republic, England, Germany, Hungary, The Netherlands (reigning champion), Poland, Portugal and Russia.

From the IKF Asia Oceania Korfball Championship played in Kowloon, Hong Kong from 17-23 August, the first three ranked Asian countries: China, Chinese Taipei, Hong Kong and the first ranked Oceania country: Australia.

From the IKF All-Africa Korfball Championship played in Lusaka, Zambia from 6-8 August, the champion country: South Africa. 

From the IKF Pan American Korfball Championship played in Americana, Brazil from 31 January to 2 February, the champion country: Brazil.

Following the last IKF World Korfball Championship held in China in 2011, The Netherlands is the reigning champion. Brazil will participate in the IKF WKC 2015 for the first time.

For further information regarding the History of the IKF World Korfball Championship please refer to the the booklet ‘IKF World Korfball Championship’, Booklet History of IKF WKC.

The Netherlands: new European Korfball Champion (Day 9)

Maia’s IKF EKC 2014 has its new champion: The Netherlands. They raised their trophy after defeating Belgium 32-20 in the big final played last sunday.

IKF EKC 2014 PLACES:
1 – Netherlands
2 – Belgium
3 – Portugal
4 – England
5 – Czech Republic
6 – Russia
7 – Hungary
8 – Poland
9 – Catalonia
10 – Germany
11 – Scotland
12 – Ireland
13 – Serbia
14 – Slovakia
15 – Turkey
16 – Wales

2/11/2014 MATCHES RESULTS (Day 9):
11:00 Hungary – Poland: 16 – 10
13:00 Russia – Czech Republic: 18 – 26
15:00 Portugal – England: 22 – 14
17:00 Netherlands – Belgium: 32 – 20

ALL MATCHES RESULTS (from Day 1 to 9):
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As usual, we also like to share with you the best images from today’s game taken by Marco Spelten.

It is also available the last “Tournament’s Journal” video from Day 9, a “video-music-recap” with the best moments of this last day in Maia.
EKC’14 TOURNAMENT’S JOURNAL: Day 9

You will also find daily video journals, last photos and funny videos from the tournament in our social profiles on facebook and twitter, and of course, live streaming matches on IKF’s Youtube channel. Live scores, match statistics and video streaming also in www.worldkorfball.org

We also invite you to visit the official website of the tournament for more information: www.ikf-ekc-2014.com

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Nederland Europees Korfbalkampioen. foto: Marco Spelten
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