2019 Women's WCh (Japan)

[Bo$ko]

Montenegro's wide roster :

[Serbhandall]

Team Serbia against Poland. Liscevic is again in the NT

Goalkeepers: Jovana Risović, Kristina Graovac, Marina Pantić,
LW: Sanja Radosavljević, Dijana Radojević,
LP: Slađana Pop-Lazić, Jovana Milojević and Jelena Agbaba,
RW: Katarina Krpež-Šlezak, Željka Nikolić
BP: Jovana Stoiljković, Jovana Kovačević, Tamara Radojević, Jelena Lavko, Aleksandra Vukajlović, Kristina Liščević, Ivana Mitrović, Dijana Števin, Anđela Janjušević and Marija Agbaba.
https://sport.blic.rs/ostali-sportovi/r ... ic/f6cr6hx

[Bo$ko]

CZE
GK: Satrapová Lucie (Issy Paris Hand/FRA), Kudláčková Petra (Kristianstad Handball Klubb/SWE), Mučková Hana (TJ Sokol Poruba)
LW: Mika Kristýna (Truchtersheim HB/FRA), Šustková Jana (DHK Baník Most)
LB: Kordovská Kamila (HSG Blomberg-Lippe/GER), Jeřábková Markéta (ÉRD HC/HUN), Kvášová Hana (Sokol Písek)
PM: Malá Veronika (Issy Paris Hand/FRA), Marčíková Šárka (TV Nellingen/GER),
RB: Kovářová Sára (DHK Baník Most), Hrbková Michaela (Frisch Auf Göppingen, GER), Hurychová Markéta (DHK Zora Olomouc)
RW: Zachová Dominika (DHK Baník Most), Knedlíková Jana (Györ Audi ETO KC/HUN)
LP: Adámková Petra (Frisch auf Göpingen/GER), Konečná Michaela (TJ Sokol Poruba), Šetelíková Alena (Sokol Písek)

Reserves: Novotná Sabrina (DHK Baník Most), Andrýsková Veronika (TJ Sokol Poruba), Dvořáková Veronika (DHK Baník Most), Pokorná Tereza (Slavia Praha), Desortová Eliška (TJ Sokol Poruba), Kolářová Michaela (HC Zlín), Smetková Valeria (TJ Sokol Poruba), Luzumová Iveta (HC Thüringer/GER), Mikulášková Veronika (DHK Baník Most), Fryčáková Tereza (Slavia Praha), Jačková Eliška (Slavia Praha), Řezáčová Karin (Slavia Praha), Polášková Michaela (Zora Olomouc), Jungová Linda (DHK Baník Most).

Luzumova as reserve ? Is she injured?

[HB9]

Luzumova as reserve ? Is she injured?

No. She played for almost 60 minutes in a meaningless (for the most part) game last weekend. And in yesterday press release ahead of the the German Cup game it was mentioned that "all THC players are fit to play this weekend".

[Wbk]

Road for remaining teams to qualify:

■ 1 team: winner of the 2019 Women's North American & Caribbean Championship (preliminarly scheduled for May 2019, possible hosting nations: United Stats or Dominican republic, Mexico is a backup alternative).

From 28 May to 2 June 2019, seven women’s teams from North America and the Caribbean will compete in Mexico for a ticket to the 2019 IHF Women’s World Championship. The draw for the event was staged.

DRAW RESULTS
Group A: Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Mexico
Group B: USA, Cuba, Canada, Greenland

Starts tonight.

Livestreaming will be available on: https://www.facebook.com/ComiteOlimpicoMexicano/ or https://www.comtv.mx/


Times are local. CET matches starting times are 21:00, 23:00 and 01:00.

[larvik-fan]

Nomination of Slovak Handball for concentration and double match II. MS 2019 Qualification Phase against Sweden:
goalkeeper: Adriana Medveďová (Minaur Baia Mare / Rum.), Viktória Oguntoye (DVSC Debrecen / Hungarian), Izabela Kondášová (KKC Kisvárda / Maď.)
pivot: Nikoleta Trúnková, Vladimíra Kišíková (both Iuventa Michalovce)
wingmen: Réka Bíziková (Mosonmagyaróvári KC SE / Hungarian.), Mária Holešová (RK Podravka Vegeta Koprivnica / Chor.), Annamária Patrnčiaková (DHK Zora Olomouc / CZ), Katarína Pócsíková (HK Slovan Duslo Šaľa)
Couplings: Monika Rajnohová (ESBF Besancon / Fr.), Karin Bujnochová (Achenheim Truchtersheim Handball / Fr.), Simona Szarková (Mosonmagyaróvári KC SE / Maď.), Marianna Rebičová (KKC Kisvárda / Maď.), Patrícia Wollingerová, Veronika Habánková Tetyana Fiľková-Trehubová, Vladimíra Bajčiová (all Iuventa Michalovce)

Germany:

Tor: Dinah Eckerle (SG BBM Bietigheim), Isabell Roch (TuS Metzingen)
Feld: Marlene Zapf (TuS Metzingen), Amelie Berger (TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen), Alina Grijseels (BVB Dortmund 09), Meike Schmelzer (Thüringer HC), Xenia Smits (Metz Handball/FRA), Julia Behnke (TuS Metzingen), Kim Naidzinavicius (SG BBM Bietigheim), Mia Zschocke (TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen), Emily Bölk (Thüringer HC), Ina Großmann (Thüringer HC), Kim Braun (SG BBM Bietigheim), Luisa Schulze (SG BBM Bietigheim), Alicia Stolle (Thüringer HC), Jennifer Rode (TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen)

[Wbk]

Nomination of Slovak Handball for concentration and double match II. MS 2019 Qualification Phase against Sweden:
goalkeeper: Adriana Medveďová (Minaur Baia Mare / Rum.), Viktória Oguntoye (DVSC Debrecen / Hungarian), Izabela Kondášová (KKC Kisvárda / Maď.)
pivot: Nikoleta Trúnková, Vladimíra Kišíková (both Iuventa Michalovce)
wingmen: Réka Bíziková (Mosonmagyaróvári KC SE / Hungarian.), Mária Holešová (RK Podravka Vegeta Koprivnica / Chor.), Annamária Patrnčiaková (DHK Zora Olomouc / CZ), Katarína Pócsíková (HK Slovan Duslo Šaľa)
Couplings: Monika Rajnohová (ESBF Besancon / Fr.), Karin Bujnochová (Achenheim Truchtersheim Handball / Fr.), Simona Szarková (Mosonmagyaróvári KC SE / Maď.), Marianna Rebičová (KKC Kisvárda / Maď.), Patrícia Wollingerová, Veronika Habánková Tetyana Fiľková-Trehubová, Vladimíra Bajčiová (all Iuventa Michalovce)

Minus Pócsíková (illness) for the first leg in Sweden, doubtful for the rematch.
Medveďová questionable (hand injury).

[larvik-fan]

1. mérkőzés:
2019. június 2., vasárnap, 18:00, Graz: Ausztria-Magyarország

Visszavágó:
2019. június 5., szerda, 18:00, Zalaegerszeg: Magyarország-Ausztria

A magyar A-válogatott kerete:
Kapusok: BÍRÓ Blanka (FTC-Rail Cargo Hungaria), JANURIK Kinga (Érd), KISS Éva (Győri Audi ETO)
Jobbszélsők: FALUVÉGI Dorottya (FTC-Rail Cargo Hungaria), GROSCH Vivien (Dunaújvárosi KKA), LUKÁCS Viktória (FTC-Rail Cargo Hungaria)
Jobbátlövők: KLUJBER Katrin (FTC-Rail Cargo Hungaria), SZEKERCZÉS Luca (Dunaújvárosi KKA), TOMORI Zsuzsanna (Győri Audi ETO)
Irányítók: KOVACSICS Anikó (FTC-Rail Cargo Hungaria), LAKATOS Rita (GVM Europe-Vác), TÓTH Gabriella (Érd)
Beállók: MÉSZÁROS Rea (FTC-Rail Cargo Hungaria), SZABÓ Laura (Érd), TÓVIZI Petra (DVSC Schaeffler)
Balátlövők: HÁFRA Noémi (FTC-Rail Cargo Hungaria), KLIVINYI Kinga (FTC-Rail Cargo Hungaria), KOPECZ Barbara (EU-Fire Mosonmagyaróvári KC SE)
Balszélsők: KAZAI Anita (Dunaújvárosi KKA), MÁRTON Gréta (FTC-Rail Cargo Hungaria), SCHATZL Nadine (FTC-Rail Cargo Hungaria)

A magyar B-válogatott kerete (május 21-24.):
Kapusok: CSAPÓ Kyra (Dunaújvárosi KKA), PÁSZTOR Bettina (Kisvárda Master Good SE), SUBA Sára (GVM Europe-Vác)
Jobbszélsők: DIÓSZEGI Nikolett (GVM Europe-Vác), KATONA Flóra (EU-Fire Mosonmagyaróvári KC SE), KOVÁCS Anett (EUbility Group Békéscsabai ENKSE)
Jobbátlövők: HÁMORI Konszuéla (GVM Europe-Vác), KARNIK Szabina (MTK Budapest), KISS Nikoletta (Érd), WALFISCH Mercédesz (EUbility Group Békéscsabai ENKSE)
Irányítók: SZABÓ Kitti (GVM Europe-Vác), TÓTH Eszter (MTK Budapest)
Beállók: BORDÁS Réka (DVSC Schaeffler), PÁSZTOR Noémi (FTC-Rail Cargo Hungaria), SIRIÁN Szederke (Dunaújvárosi KKA)
Balátlövők: GERHÁTH Fanni (Moyra Budaörs), HORVÁTH Dóra (FTC-Rail Cargo Hungaria)
Balszélsők: FODOR Csenge (Győri Audi ETO), PELCZÉDER Orsolya (Alba Fehérvár KC), PUHALÁK Szidónia (Győri Audi ETO)

[Shelvin85]

anyone know where I can watch NorCa live or at all?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019_Nor. ... ampionship

[Wbk]

anyone know where I can watch NorCa live or at all?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019_Nor. ... ampionship

I posted the link(s) like 4-5 posts above
viewtopic.php?p=176604#p176604

[Shelvin85]

anyone know where I can watch NorCa live or at all?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019_Nor. ... ampionship

I posted the link(s) like 4-5 posts above
viewtopic.php?p=176604#p176604

ahh sorry, and thank you

[Wbk]

2019 Women's North American & Caribbean Championship

Results of Gameday 1 (28 May)
Gr.A MEX-DOM 34-38 (13-20)
Gr.B USA-GRL 22-22 (10-9)
Gr.B CUB-CAN 30-17 (16-7)

Tournament schedule
Livestreaming & Alternative livestreaming

[Gojira]

Which country is GRL? Greenland?

[Bo$ko]

Which country is GRL? Greenland?

Are you trying to increase the number of posts on forum, or what?

[Wbk]

2019 Women's North American & Caribbean Championship

Results of Gameday 2 (29 May)
Gr.A MEX-PUR 34-36 (17-17)
Gr.B CAN-USA 21-42 (12-22)
Gr.B GRL-CUB 17-25 (11-12)

Cuba, Puerto Rico and Dominican rep. with secured semifinals.
Mexico and Canada eliminated from the road to WCh.

Tournament schedule
Livestreaming & Alternative livestreaming

[Wbk]

2019 Women's North American & Caribbean Championship

Results of Gameday 3 (30 May)
Gr.A DOM-PUR 18-23 (9-9) replay
Gr.B GRL-CAN 45-21 (26-10) replay
Gr.B USA-CUB 21-27 (11-12) replay

Semifinals (Saturday, 1 Jun):
PUR v GRL
CUB v DOM

Tournament schedule
Livestreaming with archived videos, Livestreaming, or Alternative livestreaming

[Wbk]

2019 Women's North American & Caribbean Championship

Semifinals (1 Jun)
PUR-GRL 29-25 (11-12) replay
CUB-DOM 30-23 (11-10)

Tournament schedule
Livestreaming with archived videos, Livestreaming, or Alternative livestreaming

[Cmsnpsi]

GRL 22 x 20 DOM

FINAL: CUB 27 X 24 DOM

1- CUBA - Qualified for the 2019 World Championship - Japan
2- PUERTO RICO
3- GROELAND
4- DOMINIC REPUBLIC

[Wbk]

GRL 22 x 20 DOM

FINAL: CUB 27 X 24 DOM

1- CUBA - Qualified for the 2019 World Championship - Japan
2- PUERTO RICO
3- GROELAND
4- DOMINIC REPUBLIC

List of the already qualified teams (15 out of 24):

JAPAN (qualified as: organiser)

FRANCE (winner of the 2017 WCh)

BRAZIL (winner of the 2018 South & Central American Championship)
ARGENTINA (runner-up of the 2018 South & Central American Championship)

SOUTH KOREA (winner of the 2018 Asian Championship)
CHINA (3rd place at the 2018 Asian Championship)
KAZAKHSTAN (4th place at the 2018 Asian Championship)
AUSTRALIA (5th place at the 2018 Asian Championship)

ANGOLA (winner of the 2018 African Nations Cup)
SENEGAL (runner-up of the 2018 African Nations Cup)
DR CONGO (3rd place at the 2018 African Nations Cup)

NETHERLANDS (semifinalist of the 2018 European Championship)
ROMANIA (semifinalist of the 2018 European Championship)
RUSSIA (semifinalist of the 2018 European Championship)

CUBA (winner of the 2019 North American & Caribbean Championship)


Road for remaining (9) teams to qualify:

■ 9 teams: successfull teams from the European qualification, Phase 2 [play-offs] (currently in progress, to be finalized on 6 Jun 2019)

[Wbk]

So, with completing the European play-offs, the entire qualification process for the 2019 WCh is over for good.

The final tournament's preliminary groups draw will be held on 21 June 2019.


Full list of the qualified teams (24 out of 24):

JAPAN (qualified as: organiser)

FRANCE (winner of the 2017 WCh)

BRAZIL (winner of the 2018 South & Central American Championship)
ARGENTINA (runner-up of the 2018 South & Central American Championship)

SOUTH KOREA (winner of the 2018 Asian Championship)
CHINA (3rd place at the 2018 Asian Championship)
KAZAKHSTAN (4th place at the 2018 Asian Championship)
AUSTRALIA (5th place at the 2018 Asian Championship)

ANGOLA (winner of the 2018 African Nations Cup)
SENEGAL (runner-up of the 2018 African Nations Cup)
DR CONGO (3rd place at the 2018 African Nations Cup)

NETHERLANDS (semifinalist of the 2018 European Championship)
ROMANIA (semifinalist of the 2018 European Championship)
RUSSIA (semifinalist of the 2018 European Championship)

CUBA (winner of the 2019 North American & Caribbean Championship)

GERMANY (qualification Europe play-offs winner)
DENMARK (qualification Europe play-offs winner)
SWEDEN (qualification Europe play-offs winner)
NORWAY (qualification Europe play-offs winner)
SERBIA (qualification Europe play-offs winner)
MONTENEGRO (qualification Europe play-offs winner)
SLOVENIA (qualification Europe play-offs winner)
HUNGARY (qualification Europe play-offs winner)
SPAIN (qualification Europe play-offs winner)

[meteo]

My suggestions for the drawing pots (based on results of WCh 2017 and Continental Championships) with a small advantage for Japan to go one pot higher than deserved

France, Russia, Netherlands, Romania
Norway, Sweden, Hungary, Denmark
Montenegro, Germany, Serbia, Japan
Spain, South Korea, Slovenia, Brasil
Angola, Senegal, Argentina, China
Kazakhstan, DR Kongo, Australia, Cuba

[mikh]

Here's how I had them last winter. Compared to @meteo's:
- there could be a swtich between JAP and ESP, indeed;
- I have CHN in pot 4 and BRA in pot 5;
- I have ARG in pot 6 and KAZ in pot 5.

And if I didn't make any mistakes, these will be the pots for the WCh draw:
1: FRA, ROU, NED, RUS
2: NOR, DEN, SWE, HUN
3: MNE, GER, SRB, ESP
4: JPN, KOR, SLO, CHN
5: KAZ, BRA, ANG, SEN
6: AUS, ARG, CUB, RDC

[meteo]

Think, I can follow your thoughts in at least 2/3 points.

You put Japan completely out of their continental ranking? There CHN is Asia2 in Pot 4.

But I don't get KAZ - because you put them in Wildcard-Spot from Poland - but overall I think we made good guesses. and now it's IHF to show how they think

[mikh]

^ I like the esoteric nature of establishing these pots! I admit it was annoying in the beginning, but now it's fun to guess. Much like the winner of Eurovision.

So the way I did it was:
- JPN stays in pot 4 even as an organiser (which would've been their allocation as Asia2 otherwise);
- then I reallocate Asia2 to CHN and Asia3 to KAZ (they did this in 2007), which would make sense especially if you move Japan in pot 3, instead of ESP.

But I see your logic, with JPN being awarded the pot 3 allocation (same happened with CHN in 2007, when they pushed UKR in pot 4), but also keep their Asia2 status, in which case, BRA moves to pot 4 and the rest follows.

So yes, I agree with your distribution. I think it could be even better if they would just leave JPN where it is (pot4), but I guess we'll know in a few days.

[meteo]

Tata... here we go ...

I messed up China / Brasil, you messed Argentina / Kazakhstan

France, Russia, Netherlands, Romania
Norway, Sweden, Hungary, Denmark
Montenegro, Japan, Germany, Serbia
Spain, Slovenia, South Korea, China,
Brasil, Angola, Senegal, Argentina
Kazakhstan, DR Kongo, Australia, Cuba

https://www.handball-world.news/o.red.r ... 37707.html