This season’s IKF Korfball Champions League Challenger &Satellite Finals will be played from 17 to 19 January 2025 in Kocaeli, Türkiye. The event will be played in a round robin format over 3 days between the Hungarian Guardians SC, the Turkish Kocaeli University SC and Marmara University SC, together with the remaining Challenger Final team, Vosime.cz K. Prostějov, due to the late withdrawal of CK Vallparadis, KC Barcelona and KK Brno from the KCL Round 2.
Match schedule & updated results and ranking after Day 3
Vosime.cz K. Prostějov will receive the KCL Challenger Trophy. The other clubs compete for the KCL Satellite Cup.
The highest ranked of the other clubs in the total competition (including matches against Prostějov) will receive the KCL Satellite Cup.
Latest results (Day 1, 2 & 3)
Day 3 Image gallery (by Marco Spelten)
Day 2 Image gallery (by Marco Spelten)
Day 1 Image gallery (by Marco Spelten)
Live streams, results, images and social media
All fans around the world can follow this tournaments live on youtube.com/ikfchannel and on www.worldkorfball.sport (with live results and streams, statistics, scorers, play-by-play …), as well as on social media on the hashtags #KCL and #korfball, to find the best images, clips and highlights.
You can find all this content and much more visiting the official IKF profiles (see below):
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Remember: All games will be live streamed and free to watch ONLY on IKF YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/ikfchannel. These same live streams will be available inside IKF’s data website www.worldkorfball.sport, allowing fans to follow each match next to all its statistics, scorers and results.
This season’s IKF Korfball Champions League Satellite Final has its champion: the German Schweriner KC, after winning this final event that took place during the last 3 days in Türkiye. From Thursday, January 18th, to Saturday 20th, four club teams were competing in Antalya – Kemer for this European trophy.
After 3 intense and exciting days, the German team won all the games and raised the derserved trophy. CCCD Carnaxide from Portugal ended in 2nd place, and Kocaeli University got the Bronze. Yildiz Technical University ended in last place with an exciting final game against Carnaxide that was decided by a golden goal.
Images: Lale Guler
The German Schweriner KC and the Portuguese CCCD Carnaxide from Portugal ended in 2nd and 3rd place at the IKF Korfball Champions League Round 1-A and qualified for this event.
From the KCL Round 1-B, the French FJEP Bonson (2nd) and SKK Prievidza Dolphins from Slovakia (3rd) also qualified for this event, but the reserve teams replaced these qualified teams that unfortunately withdrew from competition at this late stage.
Yildiz Technical University KT and Kocaeli University SC KT from Türkiye were the other contenders in this exciting final event hosted by the Developing Sports Federation of Türkiye.
The other two KCL Finals are next week’s Challenger Final in Lisbon (26-28/1/2024), with also 4 teams competing, and the big KCL Final in February (7-10/2/2024) with the best 5 teams participating.
With this win, Schweriner KC follow the steps of the last champion NC Benfica and raises this year’s Satellite trophy! You can review and watch all games again on youtube.com/ikfchannel and www.worldkorfball.sport.
Day 2 of the IKF Champions League Satellite Final saw intense competition and shifting standings in Antalya, Türkiye. We had two more matches today in which the four teams vying for the trophy battled it out in two thrilling matches.
The first match of the day saw Schweriner KC from Germany take on CCCD Carnaxide from Portugal. In a closely contested game, Schweriner KC won with a 22-15 score. Their strong defense and accurate shooting proved too much for Carnaxide, who despite a valiant effort, couldn’t find their rhythm. Schweriner’s No.24 Lucas Witthaus and CCCD Carnaxide’s David FalcÃo shared the honors with 6 goals each.
The second match featured both teams from Türkiye, Yildiz Technical University and Kocaeli University, with both teams seeking their first victory of the final after defeats on day 1. Kocaeli started strong and built a comfortable lead. However, Yildiz University fought back and managed to get within one goal of their opponents in the 35th minute. The final few minutes of the game were tense, with Kocaeli University winning 14-17, securing their first points of the tournament.
Standings Update
With these results, the standings after Day 2 are as follows: Schweriner KC (6 points, 2 wins), CCCD Carnaxide (3 points, 1 win, 1 loss), Kocaeli University SC (3 points, 1 win, 1 loss) and Yildiz Tecnical University (0 points, 2 losses)
Exciting Matches Ahead | What to Watch for on Day 3
With the top three teams separated by just three points, the final day promises even more excitement.
Can Schweriner KC maintain their 100%-win record and secure the trophy? Will CCCD Carnaxide and Kocaeli University SC battle it out for second place? Can Yildiz Technical University find their winning form? Tune in tomorrow for Day 3 of the IKF Champions League Satellite Final and witness the culmination of this thrilling tournament!
Day 1 Recap
The opening day of the IKF Champions League Satellite Final proved to be a challenging one for the Turkish representatives, as both Yildiz University and Kocaeli University fell to defeat in their respective matches.
In the first game of the day, Yıldız Teknik University took on the German powerhouse Schweriner Korfball Club. The Turkish team started brightly, but the Germans soon found their rhythm and began to pull away. By halftime, Schweriner Korfball Club had established a comfortable 6-12 lead.
In the second match of the day, Kocaeli University faced off against CCCD Carnaxide from Portugal. The game was a closely contested affair throughout, with both teams exchanging the lead several times. However, CCCD Carnaxide managed to pull ahead in the final minutes with a goal from Catia Correia and a brace from David FalcÃo to secure a 19-16 victory.
There is still plenty of korfball action to come at the Satellite Final over the next few days. Day 2 of the IKF Champions League Satellite Final promises to be another exciting day of korfball action with two more matches scheduled: CCCD Carnaxide vs. Schweriner, and Yildiz University vs. Kocaeli University.
*Click on the top-right icon ≣ to view all games scheduled
Follow it on social media
All fans around the world were to watch and follow these tournaments live on youtube.com/ikfchannel and on www.worldkorfball.sport (with live results and streams, statistics, scorers, play-by-play …), as well as on social media on the hashtags #KCL and #korfball, with the best images, clips and highlights.
You can find all this content and much more visiting the following official @IKFKCL profiles (click on the icons), as well as the main IKF main profiles (see below):
https://korfball.sport/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/champions_header_KCL_Satellite_Final_2023_2024.jpg3801000Dani Ezpeletahttps://korfball.sport/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/LogoIKF.pngDani Ezpeleta2024-01-20 22:54:592024-01-30 12:58:03Schweriner KC wins the IKF Korfball Champions League Satellite Final 2023-24
The final events of this season’s IKF Korfball Champions League 2023-24 start this week with the Satellite Final in Türkiye. From Thursday, January 18th, to Saturday 20th, four club teams will compete in Antalya – Kemer for this European trophy.
The German Schweriner KC and the Portuguese CCCD Carnaxide from Portugal ended in 2nd and 3rd place at the IKF Korfball Champions League Round 1-A qualified for this event.
From the KCL Round 1-B, the French FJEP Bonson (2nd) and SKK Prievidza Dolphins from Slovakia (3rd) also qualified for this event, but the reserve teams replaced these qualified teams that unfortunately withdrew from competition at this late stage.
Yildiz Technical University KT and Kocaeli University SC KT from Türkiye will be the other contenders in this exciting final event hosted by the Developing Sports Federation of Türkiye.
The other two KCL Finals are next week’s Challenger Final in Lisbon (26-28/1/2024), with also 4 teams competing, and the big KCL Final in February (7-10/2/2024) with the best 5 teams participating.
Now it’s time to enjoy and discover which team will follow the steps of the last champion NC Benfica and raises this year’s Satellite trophy! You can follow and watch all games live on youtube.com/ikfchannel and www.worldkorfball.sport.
Yildiz Technology University – CCCD Carnaxide (20-19)
The first match of Day 3 saw Yildiz University from Türkiye take on CCCD Carnaxide, with Yildiz going in search of their first victory at the Satellite Finals.
CCCD Carnaxide made the perfect start racing into a 4-0 lead before Yildiz scored thanks to a converted penalty from Ali ÇETIN. Yildiz slowly started to claw their way back into the match. Going into the halftime break the deficit was just 2 goals (10-12).
The second half was intense! Both teams traded goals throughout until the dying seconds Serhat BARIS scored his 4th of the game to level the scores at 19-19, taking the match to golden goal extra time!When the match restarted it was Yıldız’s Ali ÇETIN who scored the winning goal in extra-time to take his personal tally for the match to 8.
The win in golden goal extra time for Turkish side Yildiz Technology University means they win 2 points; however, this wasn’t enough to move up them up the league table.
Kocaeli University – Schweriner KC (10-20)
The final match at the 2024 edition of the Satellite final was between Kocaeli University from Türkiye and the so far undefeated Schweriner from Germany.
Kocaeli encouraged by their victory against Yildiz University on Day two made an encouraging start to the match, after the first Quarter the scores were tied at 4-4. Schweriner gradually grew into the game, showcasing their own attacking ability in the second quarter managing to create a small gap by halftime (6-10).
In the second half Kocaeli came close on several occasions, but ultimately the strength in depth of the Schweriner squad and their greater experience was evident. Schweriner ran out the eventual winners with a convincing and deserved final scoreline 10-20.
The win for Schweriner means they finished the finals unbeaten; they top the table with 9 points and take home the trophy and gold medal.
Day 2 Recap: Satellite Final Heats Up in Antalya
Day 2 of the IKF Champions League Satellite Final saw intense competition and shifting standings in Antalya, Türkiye. We had two more matches today in which the four teams vying for the trophy battled it out in two thrilling matches.
The first match of the day saw Schweriner KC from Germany take on CCCD Carnaxide from Portugal. In a closely contested game, Schweriner KC won with a 22-15 score. Their strong defense and accurate shooting proved too much for Carnaxide, who despite a valiant effort, couldn’t find their rhythm. Schweriner’s No.24 Lucas Witthaus and CCCD Carnaxide’s David FalcÃo shared the honors with 6 goals each.
The second match featured both teams from Türkiye, Yildiz Technical University and Kocaeli University, with both teams seeking their first victory of the final after defeats on day 1. Kocaeli started strong and built a comfortable lead. However, Yildiz University fought back and managed to get within one goal of their opponents in the 35th minute. The final few minutes of the game were tense, with Kocaeli University winning 14-17, securing their first points of the tournament.
Standings Update
With these results, the standings after Day 2 are as follows: Schweriner KC (6 points, 2 wins), CCCD Carnaxide (3 points, 1 win, 1 loss), Kocaeli University SC (3 points, 1 win, 1 loss) and Yildiz Tecnical University (0 points, 2 losses)
Exciting Matches Ahead | What to Watch for on Day 3
With the top three teams separated by just three points, the final day promises even more excitement.
Can Schweriner KC maintain their 100%-win record and secure the trophy? Will CCCD Carnaxide and Kocaeli University SC battle it out for second place? Can Yildiz Technical University find their winning form? Tune in tomorrow for Day 3 of the IKF Champions League Satellite Final and witness the culmination of this thrilling tournament!
Day 1 Recap
The opening day of the IKF Champions League Satellite Final proved to be a challenging one for the Turkish representatives, as both Yildiz University and Kocaeli University fell to defeat in their respective matches.
In the first game of the day, Yıldız Teknik University took on the German powerhouse Schweriner Korfball Club. The Turkish team started brightly, but the Germans soon found their rhythm and began to pull away. By halftime, Schweriner Korfball Club had established a comfortable 6-12 lead.
In the second match of the day, Kocaeli University faced off against CCCD Carnaxide from Portugal. The game was a closely contested affair throughout, with both teams exchanging the lead several times. However, CCCD Carnaxide managed to pull ahead in the final minutes with a goal from Catia Correia and a brace from David FalcÃo to secure a 19-16 victory.
There is still plenty of korfball action to come at the Satellite Final over the next few days. Day 2 of the IKF Champions League Satellite Final promises to be another exciting day of korfball action with two more matches scheduled: CCCD Carnaxide vs. Schweriner, and Yildiz University vs. Kocaeli University.
*Click on the top-right icon ≣ to view all games scheduled
Follow it on social media
All fans around the world will be to watch and follow these tournaments live on youtube.com/ikfchannel and on www.worldkorfball.sport (with live results and streams, statistics, scorers, play-by-play …), as well as on social media on the hashtags #KCL and #korfball, with the best images, clips and highlights.
You can find all this content and much more visiting the following official @IKFKCL profiles (click on the icons), as well as the main IKF main profiles (see below):
https://korfball.sport/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/webpostheader_KCL_Satellite_Final_2023_2024.jpg6401920Dani Ezpeletahttps://korfball.sport/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/LogoIKF.pngDani Ezpeleta2024-01-16 17:13:272024-01-29 16:35:48Satellite Final 2024 – IKF Korfball Champions League
The 1st edition of the IKF Korfball Champions League Satellite Final has its champion: the Portuguese Nucleo Corfebol Benfica, after winning the last decisive match of these Satellite Final versus the Catalan CK Vallparadís by only one goal (17-18). An impressive comeback in the last quarter crowned Benfica over Vallparadís after an intense and exciting match, in which the Catalans paid the wear and tear of playing two games almost in a row in the same day.
Tornadoes KC ended in 3rd place at the end of this event after losing against the other 2 teams on Friday and Saturday, by 20-31 vs Benfica and 23-12 vs Vallparadís.
This event took place on 27 and 28 January 2023 in Terrassa, Catalonia, with 3 teams competing for this 1st European clubs trophy of the season.
The Catalan CK Vallparadís, Tornadoes KC from England, the Portuguese NC Benfica and 1908 SZAC Budapest from Hungary were the teams qualified to play this event. Due to a late withdrawal of the Hungarian champion, and the impossibility for KC Barcelona, as reserve team, to play “out of competition” due to some unfortunate miscommunication in the invitation process (read more), the competition continued with the three qualified teams playing a round-robin, according to the following match schedule:
10-11 February 2023: KCL Final in Delft, The Netherlands.
LIVE STREAMS, RESULTS & SOCIAL MEDIA
All fans around the world were able to follow this tournament live on youtube.com/ikfchanneland on www.worldkorfball.sport(with live results and streams, statistics, scorers, play-by-play, …).
On social media, the best images, clips and highlights were published and shared on all IKF profiles (see below) and via the hashtags #KCL and #korfball:
The time for the IKF Korfball Champions League Finals has arrived! On 27 and 28 January 2023, the Catalan city of Terrassa is hosting the 1st of these 3 European club finals: the KCL Satellite Final.
The Catalan CK Vallparadís, Tornadoes KC from England, the Portuguese NC Benfica and 1908 SZAC Budapest from Hungary were the teams qualified to play this event. Due to a late withdrawal of the Hungarian champion, and the impossibility for KC Barcelona, as reserve team, to play “out of competition” due to some unfortunate miscommunication in the invitation process (read more), the competition will continue with the three qualified teams playing a round-robin, according to the following match schedule:
10-11 February 2023: KCL Final in Delft, The Netherlands.
LIVE STREAMS, RESULTS & SOCIAL MEDIA
All fans around the world will be able to follow this tournament live on youtube.com/ikfchanneland on www.worldkorfball.sport(with live results and streams, statistics, scorers, play-by-play, …).
On social media, the best images, clips and highlights will be published and shared on all IKF profiles (see below) and via the hashtags #KCL and #korfball:
https://korfball.sport/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/header_KCL_Satellite_ready_v1.jpg3801000Dani Ezpeletahttps://korfball.sport/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/LogoIKF.pngDani Ezpeleta2023-01-26 14:26:342023-12-11 08:58:49The IKF KCL Satellite Final to reveal this year’s 1st European club champion
