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NED, BEL & TPE filled the U17 Korfball World Cup 2022 podium

The 22nd U17 Korfball World Cup has finished after two intense and exciting days of competition. From 2 to 3 July in Eindhoven’s Sportvenue De Vijfkamp, eleven national U17 teams started playing in two different groups, which leaded to a 2nd day of crossing and final games that determined the following final ranking:

1st – Netherlands
2nd – Belgium
3rd – Chinese Taipei
4th – Czech Republic
5th – Catalonia (Fair-play award)
6th – England
7th – Germany
8th – Slovakia
9th – Portugal
10th – Malaysia
11th – Hungary

The live streams of all matches were available for free on IKF Youtube channel: youtube.com/ikfchannel

All the results, live scores, statistics, play-by-play and other related info were available at the official website and social profiles of the tournament:

Official website: www.u17kwc.com
Facebook: facebook.com/U17KWC
Twitter: twitter.com/U17KWC
– Instagram: instagram.com/U17KWC

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This event was organised by KNKV, DSC, Rust Roest, PSV and patronized by IKF. Congratulations to all people, clubs and volunteers that made possible this successful event. 

Follow the live streams of the U17 Korfball World Cup 2022 (2-3 July)

The 22nd U17 Korfball World Cup is ready to start in Eindhoven, The Netherlands. This U17 KWC 2022 will take place from 2 to 3 July in Sportvenue De Vijfkamp, with eleven national U17 teams competing in two different groups:

Pool A Pool B
Catalonia Belgium
Czech Republic Chinese Taipei
England Germany
Malaysia Hungary
Netherlands Slovakia
Portugal

The live stream of all matches will be available on IKF Youtube channel on the following link: youtube.com/ikfchannel

 

 

To follow and check the updated match schedule, results, live scores and other related info, you can visit the official website and social profiles of the tournament:

Official website: www.u17kwc.com
Facebook: facebook.com/U17KWC
Twitter: twitter.com/U17KWC
– Instagram: instagram.com/U17KWC

 

This event organized by KNKV, DSC, Rust Roest, PSV and patronized by IKF.

Event info and links ► www.korfball.sport/?p=26049

Watch the Dutch ‘Korfbal League’ and ‘Youth’ Finals 2022 live in English

Korfball fans around the world will be able to watch and enjoy next Saturday’s ‘Korfbal League Final’ and ‘Youth Final’ live, with English commentary, on www.eyecons.com. Previously to both games, a full studio program around these two games will be also broadcasted in English.

As usual, a live stream in Dutch will be available on www.eyecons.com and also on Dutch national TV public broadcaster NOS.

You can register for free on www.eyecons.com to enjoy the live streams of these Dutch finals! More info available on www.korfballeague.nl/korfbalfinale

Times and link to the English broadcast: https://eyecons.com/videos/youth-final-and-korfbal-league-final-english-commentary-6328

YOUTH FINAL
Start stream: 13.30h
Start match: 14.00h

Presentation: Rick Memelink
Analysis: to be announced
Commentary: Tom Brady and Manon Wiegerink

KORFBAL LEAGUE FINAL
Start match: 16.00h

Presentation: Ferdinand Wittenberg
Analysis: Jan Sjouke van den Bos
Commentary: Tom Brady and Manon Wiegerink

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U17 Korfball World Cup 2019 winner: The Netherlands!

The 2019 U17 Korfball World Cup has its champion: The Netherlands! The Dutch team won the final against Belgium (23-13). Chinese Taipei achieved the Bronze medal by winning Portugal 16-10 in the game for 3rd place.

Congratulations to local organizers and to all 11 countries that participated in this successful 21st edition of the U17 KWC that took place in Eindhoven, The Netherlands, on Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 June 2019.

Image by Marco Spelten Image by Marco Spelten

Another great tournament that showed us a lot of young talented korfball players and how powerful and exciting international korfball is.

U17 KWC 2019 FINAL RANKING:

1. The Netherlands
2. Belgium
3. Chinese Taipei
4. Portugal
5. England
6. Czech Republic
7. Germany
8. Slovakia
9. Catalonia
10. Hong Kong China
11. Hungary
12. KNKV RTC South

U17 FINAL: NED – BEL

BRONZE MEDAL GAME: TPE – POR

The national squads competed in two different groups:

POOL A: The Netherlands, England, Germany, Portugal, Hong Kong China and KNKV RTC South.
POOL B: Belgium, Chinese Taipei, Czech Republic, Catalonia, Hungary and Slovakia.

 

You can review all live scores, statistics, images and other related info visiting the official website and social profiles of the tournament (#U17KWC):

Official website: www.u17kwc.com
Facebook: facebook.com/U17KWC
Twitter: twitter.com/U17KWC
– Instagram: instagram.com/U17KWC

More videos on IKF youtube channel: youtube.com/ikfchannel

This event was organized by KNKV, DSC, Rust Roest, PSV and patronized by IKF.

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Event info and links ► www.korfball.sport/?p=18948

Follow the U17 Korfball World Cup 2019 (29-30 June)

The Dutch city of Eindhoven will repeat as host city of the 21st U17 Korfball World Cup (#U17KWC) that will take place in Sportvenue De Vijfkamp, on Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 June 2019.

The IKF and the LOC are glad to have eleven national U17 squads competing in two different groups:

POOL A: The Netherlands, England, Germany, Portugal, Hong Kong China and KNKV RTC South.
POOL B: Belgium, Chinese Taipei, Czech Republic, Catalonia, Hungary and Slovakia.

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You can follow and check the match schedule and all live scores and other related info visiting the official website and social profiles of the tournament:

Official website: www.u17kwc.com
Facebook: facebook.com/U17KWC
Twitter: twitter.com/U17KWC
– Instagram: instagram.com/U17KWC

LIVE STREAMING: You can watch Sunday’s Bronze medal game and Final live on IKF youtube channel: youtube.com/ikfchannel

Bronze medal game: https://youtu.be/8oExQ8bazbc
U17 Final: https://youtu.be/QMFQmZ3ivOc

This event organized by KNKV, DSC, Rust Roest, PSV and patronized by IKF.

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Event info and links ► www.korfball.sport/?p=18948

Late withdrawal of Turkey from the IKF EKC

The International Korfball Federation (IKF) has been informed today by the Turkish Developing Sports Branches Federation (TDSBF) that the Turkish national korfball team will not participate in the upcoming IKF European Korfball Championship (IKF EKC) from 13-21 October in Friesland, The Netherlands. This withdrawal is due to internal ambiguity regarding available budgets.

Turkish korfball is affiliated to the TDSBF that represents multiple sports in Turkey.

The IKF will approach the involved partners to discuss the best organisational structure for further development of Turkish korfball in the near future. For the settlement of this late withdrawal the IKF Disciplinary Procedures will be followed.

Turkey was positioned in group C, together with group D the lower part of the match schedule. The updated IKF EKC match schedule can be found on the IKF website Click here for updated match schedule .

Follow the U17 Korfball World Cup 2018 (23-24 June) + Livestream

[LIVESTREAM UPDATE] After many succesful years in Schijndel, the 20th U17 Korfball World Cup (#U17KWC) will take place in 2018 in Eindhoven, The Netherlands, in Sportvenue De Vijfkamp, on Saturday 23 and Sunday 24 June 2018.

The ongoing growth of this youth event made it necessary to look for another venue, and this 2018 jubilee edition is glad to have ten national U17 squads competing in two different groups:

POOL A: The Netherlands, Germany, Portugal, Czech Republic and New Zealand.
POOL B: Belgium, England, Catalonia, Hungary and Slovakia.

 

You can follow and check the matches schedule and all live results and other related info visiting the official website and social profiles of the tournament.

 

Official website: www.u17kwc.com
Facebook: facebook.com/U17KWC
Twitter: twitter.com/U17KWC
– Instagram: instagram.com/U17KWC

This event organized by KNKV, DSC, Rust Roest, PSV and patronized by IKF.

 

U17 KWC 2018 FINAL (LIVESTREAM): NED-BEL

U17 KWC 2018 SEMI-FINAL (LIVESTREAM): ENG-GER

 

Event info  ➡️ https://korfball.sport/event/u17-korfball-world-cup-2018

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IKF EKC 2016 Day 2: Results, games, interviews & images (Sun, Oct 23)

Second day of competition in Dordrecht in this new edition of the IKF European Korfball Championship 2016. Germany and Portugal played their first match in this tournament against two of the strongest teams: The Netherlands and Belgium. These two teams have 2 wins over the other participants, while Poland and Turkey weren’t able to reach a victory after two games in this IKF EKC 2016.

For more information, all the statistics, top scorers and ranking pools visit the following link: www.worldkorfbal.org

On the other hand, this was another great day for korfball fans in Dordrecht Sportsboulevard, with lots of activities during the whole morning before the official games started: friendly games, special trainings and clinics. And later in the evening, the fan zone was as crowded as usual to play and try beach korfball and also see and meet the national Dutch korfball stars.

You can review and follow all the tournament live 24/7 on IKF social media profiles timelines and hashtags (#EKC2016) on facebook.com/korfball.org and twitter.com/korfball. Here you will find all photos, videos, behind the scenes and after match interviews.

The live webcasting and live streaming of all games through IKF Youtube channel will be going on with more and new suprises. Enjoy it from any country in the world! And discover IKF’s new Instragram account: instagram.com/korfball_org

Here you have today’s results and all Day 2 games played and live streamed on www.worldkorfball.org.

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Game 5: TURKEY – CATALONIA

Game 6: THE NETHERLANDS – GERMANY

Game 7: BELGIUM – PORTUGAL

Game 4: ENGLAND – POLAND

Day 3 Match Schedule (Monday, October 24)

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DAY 2 IMAGE GALLERY: By (c) Marco Spelten (www.Facebook.com/ActiefotografieNL)

After match EKC 2016 Day 2 Interviews

IKF EKC 2016 Day 1: Results, games, interviews & images (Sat, Oct 22)

The IKF European Korfball Championship 2016 has started in Dordrecht (The Netherlands). The first day of competition is always a tough test for all teams, and it’s exciting to see how much all teams have improved their games. A great week is coming!

Today’s spectators enjoyed a lot during all matches and also taking part in all the activities and events organized during this IKF EKC 2016. You can follow all the tournament live 24/7 on IKF social media profiles on facebook.com/korfball.org and twitter.com/korfball.

Here you have today’s results and all Day 1 games played and live streamed on www.worldkorfball.org.

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Game 1: CZE – POL

Game 2: BEL – ENG

Game 3: NED – CAT

Game 4: RUS – TUR

Day 2 Match Schedule (Sunday, October 23)

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You can review and follow all the tournament live 24/7 on IKF social media profiles timelines and hashtags (#EKC2016) on facebook.com/korfball.org and twitter.com/korfball. Here you will find all photos, videos, behind the scenes and after match interviews.

The live webcasting and live streaming of all games through IKF Youtube channel will be going on with more and new suprises. Enjoy it from any country in the world! And discover IKF’s new Instragram account: instagram.com/korfball_org

DAY 1 IMAGE GALLERY: By (c) Marco Spelten (www.Facebook.com/ActiefotografieNL)

Opening ceremony images:

After match EKC 2016 Day 1 Interviews

Mady Tims IWGA athlete of the month

Today the International World Games Association published the announcement:

Congratulations to Mady Tims, IWGA Athlete of the Month for April 2015. The Korfball player (38) from the Netherlands gave her farewell at the Dutch Korfball League Finale on 11 April. More than 10,000 spectators at the sold-out Ahoy arena in Rotterdam experienced the touching goodbye.  She left the court right after her PKC/SWK Groep teammate, Johannis Schott, scored four seconds before the end the winning point.

With a huge cheer from her fans, white tulips from her teammates, and tears in her eyes, it was a moment to be cherished. Her club, PKC, won the final match against TOP by a score of 22 to 21. Mady Tims left the court as a champion. She helped to make it happen by scoring a point  in the final. It was the 500th korf in her career as a player for PKC.

The English commentator of the match described her as the “most fantastic player in the world of Korfball”. Jan Fransoo, President of the International Korfball Federation, called her, “a korfball icon”. She said after the match and her emotional farewell, “Korfball is my passion”. She added, “There are so many great moments I can look back to.”

Indeed, “Lady” (her nickname) Tims is a three-time European Champion, and three-time World Champion with the national team of the Netherland. The Dutch team, with her help, won the TWG 2005 Gold Medal in Duisburg, Germany.

“Winning the title with PKC made my last match so special”, she said after the match in Rotterdam in April. That’s the way she likes to step down. In 2011 when she retired from the Dutch national team, it was the final of the World Korfball Championship in China. The title match against the archrival Belgium was her final international competition. She scored three times for her team, which won 32:26. 
Watch her last match and the emotional moment of her substitution four seconds before the end of the final on The World Games Channel.

Learn more about Korfball on The World Games Channel.

The full article plus photos follow the link: Link to the article on Mady Tims

Photo credits: http://www.actiefotografie.nl/