J. MEGLIC
B. NEVEU
E. DAILLE
J. DUKATOVA
K. KUDEJOVA
U. KRAGELJ
A. SLAFKOVSKY
A. BERCIC
V. GEBAS
K. MACOVA
R. LAWRENCE
O. REBOURS
ANTON/BENZIEN
SZCZEPANSKI/POCHWALA
LABARELLE/PESCHIER
Netherlands eliminated France, favorite of the Men competition, before beating Germany in what will be remembered as an epic final. With one medal in each category Germany dominates these Canoe Polo World Championships in Poznan.
Busy Saturday in a windy Poznan, as Germany in U21 Women and France in U21 Men became the new ICF World Champions while senior men and women finished their qualification rounds.
Fantastic semi-finals in the U21 category this morning in Poznan, Poland. Both New-Zealand teams present in semi-finals were prevented from reaching the Finals by France. Great Britain and Germany will try to stop them later in the day.
In 2010, following the World Championships held in Milan (Italy), the International Canoe Federation decided to change the rules of Canoe Polo to add a 60 second shot clock rule.
Under an autumnal chilly weather that did not frighten loud supporters, Friday begins to see the semi-finals line-ups being decided in particular for both U21 categories, who have their finals and medal ceremonies on Saturday, while men and women categories are promising great denouements as expected.
The second day of World Championships qualifications took place Thursday in the city of Poznan, that one could call the 2012 capital of canoeing for having hosted four major canoeing events this year.
The story of the day really revolves around ‘new arrivals’ and in particular both New Zealand Under 21 teams. Men’s Team leader for New Zealand Wim Barendsen: “Day 1 has gone exceptionally well for both Under 21 teams who are here at the world’s for the first time.
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The 10th edition of the ICF Canoe Polo World Championships will take place from 5 – 9 September in Poznan, Poland. Sixty-three competing teams will represent 25 countries.
Day 3 of the Oceania Championships Canoe Polo with the day three results and the overall final placings.
Today the women have had plenty of action on Court 1. NZ Women came out fighting after a loss to the Australian women last night and beat the Australian Women’s B team 16-0.
J. CRESPO
C. KUHNLE
M. DE JONGE
M. SIMON
R. HOLTEN POULSEN
L. CARRINGTON
A. SERGEEVA
PIATRUSHENKA/MAKHNEU
MOLDOVAN/MOLDOVAN
HOGAN/MCELROY
J. SHUKLIN
PIMENTA/SILVA
J. MOCKE
J. VAN BAKEL
M. LARSEN
K. FAZEKAS
ITA
CHINESE TAIPEI
JAPAN
SIN
SUI
C. DIAS DE OLIVEIRA
B. FALDUM
N. ITKONEN
L. ANDRADE ASTORGA