Ten teams have been competing in Catalonia from 29 to 31 March for the IKF U19 (Open) European Korfball Championship 2024 trophy. Netherlands, Belgium, Czechia, England, Catalonia, Slovakia, Portugal, Germany, France and Hong Kong China were the participants, and one team has been playing at another level during all its matches: The Netherlands.
In today’s final against the unbeaten powerful Belgium, the Dutch players were able to perform a very good game again! Despite the strong resitance, the Dutch won 14 to 8 in the end and rightly became champions.
Czechia and England played for Bronze in the previous game, in which the Czechs never let the game out of their hands and deservedly won the bronze medal in the end (CZE 21-6 ENG).
Thanks to the Catalan Korfball Federation for organising such a wonderful tournament, and to all teams, players, coaches, managers, officials and most importantly, the volunteers, for all their hard and good work and friendship. This is korfball!
Gold Medal
Silver Medal
Bronze Medal
The final results and the final ranking
IKF Youtube live streaming playlist
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Where to follow
All fans around the world will be able to watch and follow this tournament live on youtube.com/ikfchannel and on www.worldkorfball.sport (with live results and live streams, statistics, scorers, play-by-play …), as well as on social media on the hashtags #U19OEKC and #korfball, with the best image galleries, clips and highlights.
You can find all this content and much more visiting the following official IKF profiles (see below):
https://korfball.sport/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/The-Champions.jpeg10661600Jan Weberhttps://korfball.sport/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/LogoIKF.pngJan Weber2024-04-01 11:47:232024-04-01 11:51:15The 2024 U19 IKF European Korfball champions are: The Netherlands
All ready in Vilanova i la Geltrú and Sitges to host this year’s IKF U19 (Open) European Korfball Championship 2024. From 29 to 31 March, the Catalan Korfball Federation (FCK) will host this always intense and exciting international youth event. Official LOC website: u19oekc.korfbal.cat
During this 3-day tournament, teams from ten countries will play a group phase the first two days, that will decide the semi-finalists and the cross-final games for places 5 to 10 and the podium on the last day.
As usual, all fans around the world will be able to watch and follow this tournament live for free on YouTube.com/ikfchannel and on www.worldkorfball.sport, with all the updated results, statistics, scorers and rankings.
Furthermore, all local spectators and foreign the supporters travelling to Catalonia will have free access to both venues, to enjoy and to cheer for their favourite teams as much as they want during all these 3 days.
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A place on the final podium is what all teams are playing for, but only one will be the 2024 U19 European korfball champion. Will the Dutch repeat as reign champions? Don’t miss it!
The final results
The final ranking
Where to follow
All fans around the world will be able to watch and follow this tournament live on youtube.com/ikfchannel and on www.worldkorfball.sport (with live results and live streams, statistics, scorers, play-by-play …), as well as on social media on the hashtags #U19OEKC and #korfball, with the best image galleries, clips and highlights.
You can find all this content and much more visiting the following official IKF profiles (see below):
In a thrilling showcase of skill and sportsmanship, Brno Korfball Club from the Czech Republic emerged victorious in the Challenger Final with a dominating 20-13 victory against Trojans (ENG).
The Challenger Final, part of the IKF Korfball Champions League competition, was played out over three days in the heart of Lisbon, Portugal between 26-28 January 2024.
The Challenger Final is the second of the Champions League finals to take place following last weekend’s KCL Satellite Final in Türkiye, which was won by Schweriner Korfball Club from Germany.
As we celebrate the achievement of KK Brno, the IKF extends its gratitude to the sponsors, and the collective efforts of the local organizers, host club Núcleo Corfebol Benfica, and the numerous volunteers. Without their tireless contributions, the IKF Korfball Champions League 2024 would not have been the resounding success that it was.
Congratulations to KK Brno on this well-deserved triumph, and a heartfelt thank you to everyone who played a part in making the Challenger Final a memorable event.
Looking ahead, the attention now turns to the Champions League Final, which will take place 7-10 February 2024 in Papendrecht, Netherlands. Anticipation and excitement is building for the culmination of the IKF Champions League 2024!
1st place – KK Brno (CZE)
2nd place – Trojans KC (ENG)
3rd place – MKS Marcovia Marki (POL)
4th place – Barcelona KC (CAT)
Top Goal Scorers
Tamara Siemieniuk (POL)
Dominic Brooks (ENG)
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At this higher level at the KCL 2023-24, fans will witness the incredible skill, teamwork, and athleticism of Trojans Korfball Club (England), Korfbal Club Barcelona (Catalonia), MKS Marcovia Marki (Poland), and Brno Korfball Club (Czech Republic) as they battle for championship glory.These teams qualified after finishing numbers 2 and 3 of the IKF Korfball Champions League Round 2 that took place one month ago in Marki, Poland.
The number ones of that event qualified for the upcoming big KCL Final, scheduled for 7-10 February 2024 in Papendrecht, where the Dutch, Belgian and German champions also await.
But now, it’s time to know which team will succeed TuS Shildgen as the new Challenger Final champion! Don’t miss out on this electrifying event! Visit https://korfball.sport/kcl for all the details and follow us on social media for the latest updates.
The IKF extends its deepest gratitude to Núcleo Corfebol Benfica for organising and hosting the event, and to Federação Portuguesa de Corfebol (FPC) for their support.
In a thrilling showcase of skill and sportsmanship, Brno Korfball Club from the Czech Republic emerged victorious in the Challenger Final with a dominating 20-13 victory against Trojans (ENG).
MKS Marcovia Marki vs. KC Barcelona (15-16)
The stage was then set for the final showdown between Barcelona, a powerhouse in Catalan korfball, and Marcovia Marki from Poland. This match was a true nail-biter, with both teams showcasing their impressive skill and athleticism. The lead changed hands several times throughout the game, and the tension was palpable.
In the end, it was Marki who emerged victorious by the narrowest of margins, pulling off a stunning 15-16 victory, with Natalia KLIMCZYK scoring the winning goal in the final seconds immediately after two brilliant goals from Barcelona’s Javier SANCHEZ who had thought he had sent his team into extra-time.
This match provided a thrilling climax to an intense competition over the last 3 days. Brno’s clinical performance and Marki’s stunning upset will be remembered for a long time.
Photos: Tomas Correia
Photos: Luis Silva
KK Brno vs. Trojans KC (20-13)
The Korfball Champions League Challenger Final reached its thrilling conclusion on Sunday, with two matches that kept fans on the edge of their seats. In the first game, Brno from the Czech Republic faced off against Trojans from England, with the championship title hanging in the balance.
Going into the match Brno had won one and lost one so knew that this was a must win game against the unbeaten Trojans. Brno put on a dominant display, securing a decisive 20-13 victory. The team’s relentless pressure and accurate shooting proved too much for Trojans, who fought valiantly but ultimately couldn’t match Brno’s firepower. Brno’s Jan THEISSIG top scored in the match with 6 goals, closely followed by teammate Peter BUŠÍK with 5 of his own goals.
Photos: Tomas Correia
Photos: Angelo Pacheco
Day 2 Recap
MKS Marcovia Marki vs. Trojans KC (13-17)
The day started off with an electrifying clash between MKS Marcovia Marki and Trojans KC, a match that had spectators on the edge of their seats until the final buzzer. The teams battled fiercely, displaying teamwork and individual brilliance, the teams could not be separated at half-time with the scores tied at 10-10.
The back-and-forth action resumed in the second half with Marcovia Marki making a perfect start with goals from Kacper NOWAK and Krzysztof RUBINKOWSKI. After this the team from Poland only scored once more during the match. Trojans stepped up their defensive pressure forcing Marcovia into many one-shot attacks, and most importantly continued to convert their shots into goals, resulting in a final score of 13-17. Dominic BROOKS top scored in the match with nine goals.
Photos: Tomas Correia
Barcelona KC vs. Brno KK (21-18)
Match 4 at the Challenger Final witnessed a heart-stopping encounter between Barcelona KC and Brno KK, with the Catalan giants ultimately securing a narrow 21-18 victory.
From the get-go, the clash was a display of fierce determination and tactical prowess. Both teams traded goals early on, showcasing equal offensive firepower. Brno KK’s agile approach kept them in the hunt, while Barcelona KC relied on the clinical shooting of their experienced attackers. It was Brno that went into the half-time break ahead 7-9.
The second half was a thrilling encounter showcasing the best of korfball, with both teams demonstrating skill, athleticism, and tactical awareness. Javier SANCHEZ scored 7 goals in the match for Barcelona, but it was the team from the Czech Republic who were overall the strongest, their experience showed in the final period, resulting in a final score of 21-18.
The final day of the IKF Champions League Challenger Final promises another day of high-octane korfball action. With Trojans (England) and Brno (Czech Republic) going into the final day undefeated we are sure it is going to be spectacular. Make sure you don’t miss it!
Photos: Rodrigo Barata
Day 1 Recap
The opening day of the IKF Korfball Champions League Challenger Final featured two matches; Trojans Korfball Club (ENG) vs. Korfbal Club Barcelona (CAT), followed by MKS Marcovia Marki (POL) vs. KK Brno (CZE).
In the first game, Trojans KC (England) edged out KC Barcelona (Catalonia) by a score of 19-17. The second match saw Brno KK (Czech Republic) defeat MKS Marcovia Marki (Poland) by a score of 12-20.
In the Trojans – Barcelona match was a close one throughout, with neither team able to pull away for a significant lead. At the halftime break it was the representative from England that were ahead by one goal (8-7). In the end, it was Trojans KC’s higher shot conversion that made the difference. Barcelona had several chances in the final minutes of the game, but they were unable to convert. Trojans’ Dominic BROOKS and Barcelona’s Javier SANCHEZ shared the top goal scorer accolade with 5 goals each in the match.
Photos: Tomas Correia
In the second match between MKS Marcovia Marki from Poland and Brno KK from Czech Republic was eventually a comfortable win for the team from Czech Republic. Brno’s Peter BUŠÍK made the perfect start with two quick goals. Both teams traded baskets throughout the first half, but Marcovia were unable level the score. Brno went into the halftime break leading 5-8. In the end, it was the combination of Brno’s strong defence and goals scored by every member of their starting team that proved to be the difference. Vojtech HOLIK top scored in the match with four goals.
Photos: Tomas Correia
Don’t miss tomorrow’s matches; first up at 11:15am Marcovia Marki will be looking to bounce back from today’s defeat against Trojans from England. The second match on day 2 starts at 13:00hrs will be between Barcelona and Brno.
Watch all matches live on Youtube.com/ikfchannel
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The IKF Champions League Finals promise an unforgettable korfball spectacle. Follow the action live in Lisbon or catch the livestreams on the IKF YouTube channel or 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):
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The group draw for the IKF Korfball Champions League 2024 finals was completed on Thursday (14-December) evening.
The Champions League Finals will be played between the 7th and 10th of February 2024 in Papendrecht, Netherlands hosted by the Royal Dutch Korfball Association (KNKV) and Papendrecht Korfbal Club (PKC).
Group A: PKC/Vertom (Netherlands), TuS Schildgen (Germany), CC Oeiras (Portugal) Group B: Boeckenberg (Belgium), SG Pegasus (Germany), NC Benfica (Portugal)
The champions from the Netherlands, PKC/Vertom are joined in Group A by the largest club in Germany, TuS Schildgen, and CC Oeiras from Portugal.Belgium champions Boeckenberg is joined in Group B by six-time consecutive champions from Germany SG Pegasus and Portugal’s most successful club; NC Benfica.
The top two teams from each group will advance to the semi-finals, which will be played on Friday 9th February. The final will be played at 4pm on Saturday 10th February 2024.
The Champions League Final is the pinnacle of the club European korfball season and includes the best club teams from across the continent.
How to follow
All fans around the world are able to watch and follow all this IKF Korfball Champions League 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):
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The second round of the IKF Korfball Champions League 2023-24 is over, and the teams that will play the Challenger Final and the big KCL Final are known.
After an intense and exciting 4-day event in the Polish city of Marki, the Portuguese teams of NC Benfica and CC Oeiras ended in first place in their groups, and will join the German, Dutch and Belgian national champions in next February’s IKF KCL Final in the Netherlands.
The Catalan KC Barcelona and the Polish MKC Marcovia Marki ended in 2nd place, and will face at the IKF Challenger Final the 3rd qualified teams in this KCL R2: the Czech KK Brno and th English Trojans KC.
From 28 November until 2 December 2023, 10 teams, split in two groups, competed against each other in a round-robin format, and these were the final results and ranking:
The IKF congratulates the local organising committee and all the volunteers, sponsors and local authorities that made possible the success of this great event.
IKF KCL R2 LIVE STREAMS (YOUTUBE)
ON SOCIAL MEDIA
All fans around the world were able 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 official @IKFKCL profiles (click on the icons bellow), as well as the main IKF main profiles (see below):
Saint-Jean-Bonnefonds, France – The nail-biting IKF European Korfball Championship B-Division qualifier came to a thrilling conclusion as Wales, France, and Serbia emerged victorious, securing their spots in the finals alongside already qualified Ireland, Poland, Slovakia, Switzerland, and Türkiye.
The three-day round-robin tournament, held from 24 to 26 November 2023 in Saint-Jean-Bonnefonds, France witnessed the national teams of Armenia, Scotland, Serbia, Wales, and France battle it out for a chance to compete in the European Korfball Championship B-Division finals. The atmosphere was electric as each team demonstrated their grit and determination on the court.
Wales finished the qualification round in first place with 10 points (3 wins and 1 loss) with wins against Serbia (29-18), Armenia (31-8) and France (16-18). Their only defeat was on day 2 of the competition against Scotland (15-14) which was won courtesy of a Golden Goal.
France, led by their sharpshooting attackers, displayed exceptional teamwork and a strong defence, securing their place in the finals with impressive wins against Scotland (15-10), Serbia (19-17), and Armenia (19-12). France, the host nation, even with the passionate home crowd in full voice was unable to defeat Wales in the last match of the tournament. However, France had done enough to earn their spot among the top three.
The third qualification spot was won by Serbia who beat Scotland (22-20)in the penultimate match of the tournament. This was a must-win match for both teams, the winner would secure the third and final qualification place for the European B finals next year.
Images: Marco Spelten (actiefotografie.nl)
While Scotland and Armenia fell short of qualifying for the finals, they exhibited remarkable resilience and sportsmanship throughout the tournament. Their participation added to the excitement and competitiveness of the event.
The IKF European Korfball Championship B-Division finals will be held in Kemer, Türkiye, in October 2024, where the top three teams from this qualifier tournament will join the five teams that have already secured their spots. Korfball fans around the world are eagerly anticipating the finals, which promise to be an unforgettable spectacle.
The International Korfball Federation (IKF) extends its sincere gratitude to the hosts, Fédération Korfbal France, for their exceptional organization and hospitality. The dedication of the volunteers and all IKF officials was instrumental in the success of the qualifier tournament.
FINAL RANKING
DAY 3 RESULTS
FINAL SCORES
MISSED THE MATCHES?
Fans around the world will be able to watch and enjoy all games through the IKF live streams available on www.worldkorfball.sportand youtube.com/ikfchannel, with all the statistics, results, top scorers and rankings.
ON SOCIAL MEDIA
You will find the best images, clips and highlights, by visiting the official IKF profiles (see below) and via the hashtags #EKCR1 and #korfball:
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The final qualifier for next year’s IKF European Korfball Championship B-Division will take place from 24 to 26 November 2023 in Saint-Jean-Bonnefonds, France. The national teams of Armenia, Scotland, Serbia, Wales and France will play in a 3-day round-robin to decide which are the best 3 teams that qualify to play next year’s IKF EKC-B in Kemer, Türkiye, from 14 to 19 October 2024.
Ireland, Poland, Slovakia, Switzerland and Türkiye are already qualified after the IKF EU Korfball Championship Qualifier-B in 2022 and the final ranking achieved in the last IKF World Korfball Championship 2023 in Taipei.
The Fédération Korfbal France will host this exciting and decisive event, in collaboration with local governments, clubs, partners and sponsors. All matches will be played in the Gymnase Du Fay, with free entrance for everyone. You can find more information about this event and all the activities planned during these 3 days on the LOC’s official website: www.ekc2023.com
In the opening match, Armenia and Serbia showcased their tactical prowess and unwavering determination, captivating the audience with a closely fought encounter. Serbia’s sharpshooting attackers proved to be a handful for Armenia’s defence, but Armenia’s resilience and strategic play kept them in the game until the final whistle. Serbia ultimately emerged victorious thanks to a goal by Dusan ZDRAVKOVIC in the final seconds to secure victory with a narrow 9-10 scoreline. Peter PERKOVIC top scored in the match for Serbia with 6 goals.
The second match of the day saw France, the host nation, take on Scotland in a highly anticipated clash. France, buoyed by the enthusiastic home crowd, asserted their dominance from the start, establishing a commanding lead. Scotland fought valiantly, but France’s superior ball control and clinical finishing proved too much to handle. France secured a comfortable 15-10 victory, setting the tone for an exciting tournament ahead.
Day 2 of IKF European Korfball Championship Qualifier Unfolds with Thrilling Matches
Day 2 of the IKF European Korfball Championship B-Division qualifier delivered another round of captivating matches.
In the first match of the day, Wales overpowered Serbia with a convincing 29-18 victory. Wales’s sharpshooting attackers and cohesive teamwork proved unstoppable, leaving Serbia’s defence struggling to keep up.
The second match saw Armenia face off against Scotland, a clash that ended with Scotland securing a decisive 20-9 win. Scotland’s tactical play and clinical finishing were the key factors in their victory, while Armenia’s spirited performance kept the crowd engaged.
France, the host nation, continued their winning streak, defeating Serbia 19-17 in a closely contested match. Both teams displayed exceptional skills and determination, but France’s tactical advantage and home-court support proved to be the deciding factors.
Scotland, eager to maintain their winning momentum, took on Wales in an encounter that ended with Scotland emerging victorious with a narrow 15-14 margin. The audience were kept on the edge of their seats until Tamzin ELLIS scored the winning goal in Golden Goal extra time for Scotland.
France rounded off Day 2 with a 19-12 win over Armenia. However, the host nation didn’t have it all their own way. The final scoreline suggests that it was a comfortable victory for France, but this was not the case. It was a great performance from Armenia against a strong French team. There was nothing to separate the teams at half-time with the scores level at 8-8. France pulled ahead in the second half buoyed on by the passionate supporters in the sold-out sports hall.
With the final three matches of the tournament scheduled for tomorrow, the stage is set for an exciting conclusion to the IKF European Korfball Championship B-Division qualifier. Don’t miss out on the action as teams battle it out for a chance to represent their countries in the finals.
FINAL RANKING
DAY 3
The final day of the IKF European Korfball Championship Qualification Event in Saint-Jean-Bonnefonds, France, saw three matches being played. Wales v Armenia, Serbia v Scotland, and France v Wales
Wales vs. Armenia | Wales played against Armenia in the first match of the day. Wales dominated the match and won 31-8. Nick Wilkins top-scored for Wales with 6 goals. This victory secured qualification for Wales in the European finals in 2024.
Serbia vs. Scotland | Serbia played against Scotland in the second match of the day. At half-time Serbia was leading 12-6 with the Scots looking out of ideas. However, during the second half Scotland managed to claw their way back into the match and leveled the scores at 16-16 and then again at 18-18. Even with the nine goals scored by Scotland’s Rebecca Fitch Jefferies Scotland was unable to stop the sharp shooting of Nikola Perkovic #14 and Petar Perkovic #16. Serbia won the match 22-20. With this win, Serbia secured their place in the European finals in 2024, and Scotland missed out.
France vs. Wales | The final match of the tournament was played between hosts France and Wales. It was a thrilling match, with both teams putting up a great fight. However, Wales emerged victorious, winning the match 18-16. Stephane Moulanger top scored for France with 6 goals, with Wales’ James Wilcox scoring 5 more to take his tally for the tournament to 15.
HOW TO FOLLOW
Fans around the world will be able to watch and enjoy live all games through the IKF live streams available on www.worldkorfball.sportand youtube.com/ikfchannel, with all the statistics, results, top scorers and rankings.
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ON SOCIAL MEDIA
You will find the best images, clips and highlights, visiting the official IKF profiles (see below) and via the hashtags #EKCR1 and #korfball:
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An installation meeting for a new IKF Europe Executive Committee was held in Taipei prior to the General Assembly of the International Korfball Federation (IKF). The formation of this committee is a significant milestone for European korfball, as there has been no European voice in the IKF council for some time.
Previous attempts to create a European confederation ultimately proved unsustainable. Now, a different approach has been followed with the composition of an IKF European task force that has been working on the preparation of a new ExCO for the past 2 years. Members of Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, England and Poland formed this task force.
The working group laid the foundation for a mission statement and determined the objectives for IKF Europe and the associated critical success factors. The mission statement is to bring together all European federations with a focus on further development of the sport in all respects and cooperation across national borders through the exchange of knowledge and expertise.
Yves Daelmans (Belgium) was elected president of IKF Europe and said, “We have been able to put together a driven ExCo team for this purpose, with representation from A to D countries and with the necessary geographical spread. As A countries, the Netherlands and Belgium take their responsibility in this new ExCo.
“It soon became apparent that there was a need for a body to connect the European countries and take a position within IKF, because the number of topics that were presented so far is already considerable.” Yves Daelmans will combine this extra role with his position of director of international relations within the Belgian federation.
The IKF Europe ExCo consists of the following people:
President: Yves Daelmans (Belgium). Members: Carles Albà (Catalonia), Clive Dobbin (England), Anne Harrow (Scotland), Henry van Meerten (Netherlands) and Iwona Zak (Poland)
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