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Host countries IKF European Korfball Championship 2020 A & B known

The IKF is happy to announce the host countries for the two IKF European Korfball Championship’s that will be held in 2020.

First of all Belgium has been elected to be the host of the IKF European Korfball Championship A. This event will take place in the first week of November and will contain the Top-8 countries of last European Championship 2018 in Friesland, The Netherlands.

Secondly Poland has been elected to be the host of the IKF European Korfball Championship B. This event will take place the second week of October and will contain the numbers 9 until 14 of the last European Championship 2018, completed by the best two teams of the IKF EKC First Round that will be held later this year.

The exact dates of both events will be communicated shortly.

Previous posts:
– (Oct 18th, 2018) Qualifications based on final ranking IKF EKC 2018 ► https://korfball.sport/?p=18631

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IKF WKC 2019: Match schedule published

The match schedule for the upcoming IKF World Korfball Championship 2019 has been published. You can find it on the following link: https://korfball.sport/event/ikf-world-korfball-championship-2/#tab-id-2

The Tournament Rules have also been sent to all participant countries. This IKF World Korfball Championship (WKC) 2019 will be held from 1-10 August in Durban (South Africa). The pool draw was webcasted live last April 20th.

The draw split the 20 teams participating in the event into five first-round pools (*) of four teams each.

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The top three teams from each pool and the highest ranked fourth-placed team, qualify for the Round of 16 (*) and compete for the Championship title. The remaining four countries will play each other in a round-robin format to decide their position in the final ranking (position 17-20).

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All WKC matches will be live-streamed through IKF YouTube channel. For more information about the event, follow www.korfball.sport and IKF Social Media profiles:
– On Facebook: @korfball.org
– On Instagram: @korfball_org
– On Twitter: @korfball

The Netherlands are the IKF U19 WKC 2019 Champions!

Congratulations to the Dutch U19 team for winning an unforgettable final vs Belgium. The 1st official IKF U19 World Korfball Championship 2019 has its champion after a long and exciting day.

Congratulations to all teams, officials, volunteers and local organizers for a great 3-day championship in the beautiful Dutch city of Leeuwarden.

DAY 3 FINAL RESULTS:

9:30 (11th-12th place) CHINA 12 – HONG KONG 14
10:45 (9th-10th place) MALAYSIA 15 – CATALONIA 10
12:00 (7th-8th place) HUNGARY 4 – CZECH REPUBLIC 8
13:15  (5th-6th) PORTUGAL 8 – ENGLAND 15
14:30 (Bronze medal) GERMANY 12 – CHINESE TAIPEI 20
15:40 (Final) NETHERLANDS 19 – BELGIUM 18

IKF U19 WKC 2019 FINAL RANKING:

1st: The Netherlands
2nd: Belgium
3rd: Chinese Taipei
4th: Germany
5th: England
6th: Portugal
7th: Czech Republic
8th: Hungary
9th: Malaysia
10th: Catalonia
11th: Hong Kong
12th: China

PODIUM:

GOLD MEDAL: The Netherlands – SILVER MEDAL: Belgium – BRONZE MEDAL: Chinese Taipei

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Review everything of this last day watching again the live streams on worldkorfball.sport, and on IKF Social Media channels and via the hashtags #U19WKC and #korfball:
Facebook: @korfball.org
Instagram: @korfball_org
Twitter: @korfball

DAY 3 IMAGE GALLERY:

Photos by Marco Spelten and Gertrude de Vries – actiefotografie.nl – korfbalfoto.nl

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IKF U19 WKC 2019: Day 3 review

The final day at the IKF U19 World Korfball Championship 2019 has arrived. Today’s games start with the remaining two matches of the countries playing for positions 9-12, followed by the finals. China and Hong Kong play the 1st game followed by the Malaysia – Catalonia match for places 9-10.
Hungary and the Czech Republic play for the 7th and 8th position, Portugal and England for the 5th and 6th, Germany and Chinese Taipei for the bronze medal and, lastly, The Netherlands and Belgium for the Championship title. The day is closed with the Medal Ceremony

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DAY 3 UPDATED RESULTS:

9:30 (11-12) CHINA 12 – HONG KONG 14
10:45 (9-10) MALAYSIA 15 – CATALONIA 10
12:00 (7-8) HUNGARY 4 – CZECH REPUBLIC 8
13:15  (5-6) PORTUGAL 8 – ENGLAND 15
14:30 (Bronze medal) GERMANY 12 – CHINESE TAIPEI 20
15:40 (Final) NETHERLANDS 19 – BELGIUM 18

IKF U19 WKC 2019 FINAL RANKING:

12th: China
11th: Hong Kong
10th: Catalonia
9th: Malaysia
8th: Hungary
7th: Czech Republic
6th: Portugal
5th: England
4th: Germany
3rd: Chinese Taipei
2nd: Belgium
1st: The Netherlands

Review everything of this last day watching again the live streams on worldkorfball.sport, and on IKF Social Media channels and via the hashtags #U19WKC and #korfball:
Facebook: @korfball.org
Instagram: @korfball_org
Twitter: @korfball

DAY 3 IMAGE GALLERY:

Photos by Marco Spelten and Gertrude de Vries – actiefotografie.nl – korfbalfoto.nl

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IKF U19 WKC 2019: Day 2 review

The second day of the IKF U19 World Korfball Championship (WKC 2019) has come to an end. Today’s program consisted out of all the quarter and semi-finals for the countries still in the race for the Championship title, and the first two matches for the remaining 4 countries who will play for their position in the final ranking (positions 9-12).

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The last day of the tournament will start with the remaining two matches of the countries playing for positions 9-12, followed by the finals.
Hungary and the Czech Republic play for the 7th and 8th position, Portugal and England for the 5th and 6th, Germany and Chinese Taipei for the bronze medal and, lastly, The Netherlands and Belgium for the Championship title. The day is closed with the Medal Ceremony.
Tomorrow’s match schedule and all the results can be found at the IKF U19 WKC event page.

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Don’t miss anything of this last day by coming to ‘t Kalverdijkje in Leeuwarden, by following the live streams on worldkorfball.sport, by following the Social Media channels and via the hashtags #U19WKC and #korfball:
Facebook: @korfball.org
Instagram: @korfball_org
Twitter: @korfball

Photos by Marco Spelten and Gertrude de Vries – actiefotografie.nl – korfbalfoto.nl

 

Draw confirms pool composition for IKF World Korfball Championship 2019

Following the draw on Saturday 20 April, the pool composition of the IKF World Korfball Championship (WKC) 2019 held from 1-10 August in Durban (South Africa) has been confirmed. The draw was webcasted live across multiple media platforms.

The draw of the IKF WKC 2019 has split the 20 teams participating in the event into five first-round pools (*) of four teams each. The five pools for the IKF World Korfball Championship 2019 are:

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The top three teams from each pool and the highest ranked fourth-placed team, qualify for the Round of 16 (*) and compete for the Championship title. The remaining four countries will play each other in a round-robin format to decide their position in the final ranking (position 17-20).

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All WKC matches will be live-streamed through IKF YouTube channel. For more information about the event, go to www.korfball.sport or keep an eye on the IKF Social Media channels:
Facebook: @korfball.org
Instagram: @korfball_org
Twitter: @korfball

IKF U19 WKC 2019: Day 1 Review

Day 1 of the IKF U19 WKC 2019, held from 19-21 April in ‘t Kalverdijkje, Leeuwarden, has come to an end. Today all the group matches and the opening ceremony were scheduled.

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Tomorrow, all the quarter and semifinals will be played for the top two and the two highest ranked third countries. The remaining four countries start to play their matches in the round-robin format.
Moving on to the quarterfinals are The Netherlands, Germany, Chinese Taipei, Portugal, Hungary, Belgium, England and the Czech Republic.
Moving on to the round robin format are Catalonia, Malaysia, China and Hong Kong China.
Tomorrow’s match schedule can be found at the U19 WKC event page.

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Don’t miss any of the matches by following the live streams on worldkorfball.orgthe IKF Social Media channels and via the hashtags #U19WKC and #korfball:
Facebook: @korfball.org
Instagram: @korfball_org
Twitter: @korfball

Photos by Marco Spelten and Gertrude de Vries – actiefotografie.nl – korfbalfoto.nl

IKF U19 WKC match schedule finalised after withdrawal of Morocco

Due to unexpected VISA problems, the team of Morocco had to withdraw their participation for the IKF U19 WKC 2019 in Leeuwarden, The Netherlands. Despite of multiple initiatives from within Morocco and support from the International Korfball Federation and the Dutch umbrella organisation for sports NOC*NSF it has not been possible to acquire the requested VISA on time.

A very unfortunate and painful situation for the Moroccan Federation and even more for the players of the Under 19 National Moroccan team who seriously prepared for this event.

The withdrawal of Morocco means that the tournament now continues with 12 countries. The adjusted match schedule can be found at the IKF U19 WKC event page.

 

Participants IKF U21 Asia Oceania Korfball Championship 2019 known

From 20 to 25 May the IKF U21 Asia Oceania Korfball Championship (AOKC) is being held in Shaoxing, China. Today, the IKF announces the countries who will be participating in Shaoxing. This tournament functions as a qualification for the IKF U21 World Korfball Championship 2020 in Chinese Taipei. Which positions in the final ranking equal qualification will be announced later.

At the IKF U21 AOKC, six countries will be participating to become the U21 Asia Oceania Korfball Champion. These countries are:

  • China
  • Chinese Taipei
  • Hong Kong China
  • New Zealand
  • Sri Lanka
  • Thailand

The games can be followed through the live scores on worldkorfball.sport.

Dot Sport new domain name IKF websites

The International Korfball Federation (IKF), has decided to acquire a new domain name portfolio for its websites; “.sport” The .sport Internet extension replaces the .org domain and is a project of the Sport community.

Effectively this means that the domain name of the three current IKF websites have been amended:

  • korfball.sport: Main IKF website with all organisational and general korfball information
  • worldkorfball.sport: IKF tournament website with tournament information, statistics and live streams
  • beachkorfball.sport: IKF beach korfball website with all information about beach korfball (events)

The project is entrusted to the Global Association of International Sports Federations (GAISF), who manages and operates the whole project. GAISF, established in 1967, is the umbrella organisation for both Olympic and non-Olympic international sports federations. GAISF includes 92 full members (international sports federations; including the IKF) and 17 associate members (organisations which conduct activities closely related to the international sports federations). GAISF’s mission is to support, promote and serve its members and the global sport community by providing services in various fields, including digital development.

In the crowded and complex world of the internet, the use of a .sport domain gives the IKF a greater degree of visibility and searchability and, because of the criteria applied by GAISF, confers approval and membership of an exclusive community. Possessing a unique and identifiable domain is a symbol of each organisation’s trust, authenticity and visibility within the sports movement, and offers successful applicants a significant brand-building tool with increased commercial opportunities.

Since the launch of the. sport initiative in September, when GAISF officially began accepting applications, over 200 organisations have registered for a domain. This includes major events organisers, brands, broadcasters, media outlets as well as other International Sport Federations.

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