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Media Book 2020 (Women) MEDIA BOOK 2020 (WOMEN) FINA Communications Department www.fina.org – [email protected] 1 CONTENTS Message from the FINA President 3 2020 Edition 4 Competition Schedule Prize Money & Specific Rules 5 Press Operations 6 The Teams with at least 1 participation 7 Participation and standings in FINA competitions Complete results in FINA competitions 11 Intercontinental Tournament Argentina Australia Brazil Canada China Japan Kazakhstan USA European Tournament 24 Spain France Germany Greece Hungary Italy Netherlands Russia 2004-2019 37 World League 2004 World League 2005 39 World League 2006 41 World League 2007 44 World League 2008 46 World League 2009 49 World League 2010 51 World League 2011 54 World League 2012 57 World League 2013 60 World League 2014 63 World League 2015 66 World League 2016 68 World League 2017 72 World League 2018 75 World League 2019 78 Top scorers of Super Finals, 2004-2019 82 2 MESSAGE FROM THE FINA PRESIDENT It is my great pleasure to bring to you the FINA Women’s Water Polo World League 2020, which will be played from November 12 (start of the European qualification rounds) until June 2021 when the FINA Women’s Water Polo World League Super Final has been postponed to due to the COVID-19 pandemic (from June 14-20, 2021, city tbc). The 2022 edition of the World League is highlighted by the participation of 7 European teams: Spain, the Netherlands, Greece, Russia, Italy, Hungary and France The preliminary matches for Europe will run from November 12, 2019 through April 20, 2021 (again the end of the European round had to be postponed due to the pandemic). From April 26 to May 2, 2021, the Intercontinental Cup for Africa, the Americas, Asia and Oceania will take place in Indianapolis. The Men’s Super Final 2020 will now take place from June 14-2, 2021 (city tbc). The coexistence of powerhouses in the sport with emerging nations that are fighting hard to develop the sport in their territory reinforces one of FINA’s goals over the last years: to attract a new and larger public and to ensure a wider TV audience for this thrilling sport, which also happens to be the oldest team sport on the Olympic programme. I take this opportunity to express my gratitude for the continuous support and the professionalism to the Organisers, National Federations, athletes, coaches and officials participating in the 2020 edition of the FINA Women’s Water Polo World League. The support of the sponsors, media representatives and spectators is also essential in promoting Water Polo worldwide. I wish the participating teams all the luck and the best to win. Dr. Julio C. Maglione President 3 2020 COMPETITION SCHEDULE Preliminary Dates Teams Host city INTERCONTINENTAL CUP Indianapolis April 26-May 2, tbc (USA) 2021 EUROPEAN PRELIMINARY TOURNAMENT 1st Game Day: 12 ESP-FRA, ITA-RUS, Home and Nov 2019 GRE-HUN away games 2nd Game Day: FRA-RUS, ESP-HUN, Home and 19 Nov 2019 ITA-NED away games RUS-HUN, FRA-NED, Home and 3rd Game Day: ESP-GRE away games 17 Dec 2019 HUN-NED, RUS- Home and 4th Game Day: GRE, FRA-ITA away games 25 Feb 2020 5th Game Day: 9 NED-GRE, HUN-ITA, Home and Feb 2021 RUS-ESP away games 6th Game Day: GRE-ITA, NED-ESP, Home and 16 Mar 2021 HUN-FRA away games 7th Game Day: ITA-ESP, GRE-FRA, Home and 20 Apr 2021 NED-RUS away games 14-20 June SUPER FINAL tbc 2021 8 Teams 4 PRIZE MONEY Super Final 1st place US$50’000 2nd place US$40’000 3rd place US$30’000 4th place US$25’000 5th place US$20’000 6th place US$15’000 7th place US$12’500 8th place US$10’000 TOTAL US$202’500 SPECIFIC RULES COMPETITION SYSTEM The following points will be awarded per match to each team: Match won: 3 points Match won by penalty: 2 points Match lost by penalty: 1 point Match lost or forfeited: 0 point In the case of a tie in Preliminaries, Semi Finals and Final Games: • In all the matches there will be a winner. • If at the end of a fourth quarter the score is tied, then the winner shall be resolVed by each team shooting five penalty shots from the 5m line in alternate succession. The first team shall take its first penalty shot and then the other team shall take its first penalty shot, etc. If a tie shall exist after that procedure, each team shall then take alternate shots until one team scores and the other misses. Different members of the team must shoot each shot. Tie Breaking for double rounds: If two (2) teams shall have equal points following the Preliminary Rounds, a further classification shall be established as follows: • The team winning the games between them shall be placed higher. • If the games between them were shared, then the first comparison shall be based on goal difference, and if still tied, then based on goals scored. • For the purpose of calculating either goal difference or goals sco Forfeited Games If a team declares a forfeit or is disqualified for one (1) or more matches, the match or matches shall be awarded to the opponent with a goal score 5 - 0. Game Duration: • 4 periods of 8 minutes each • 2 minute break between periods 1-2 and 3-4 • 5 minute break at half-time 5 Super Final Qualification: • 3 teams from Europe • 4 teams from the Intercontinental Water Polo Tournament • 1 Host Seeding: Group A Group B A1 2nd IWPT B1 1st IWPT A2 1st Europe Group A B2 1st Europe Group B A3 4th IWPT B3 3rd IWPT A4 3rd Europe B4 Host *The teams ranked second in each European group shall be classified for places 3-4 according to the following criteria: 1. Win-loss record in their Preliminary Round group. 2. If both teams have the same win-loss record, the classification will be determined by goal average (goals scored divided by games played) taking into account the results of all games played in the respective group. For the purpose of calculating either goal difference or goals scored, the goals in any penalty shoot-out will not be taken into consideration. If a team is already qualified by its ranking from a preceding qualification competition, the team will be placed on the highest line of the draw according to the ranking and the team taking its place will be placed on the lower line. PRESS OPERATIONS Get in contact with the FINA Press Department: [email protected] The LOC must appoint a Press Officer: • English-speaking • Professional journalism background • Excellent knowledge of water polo The LOC must arrange Press facilities as follows: • Press working room • Press tribune • Press conference room The LOC must provide the following World League information: • Match schedules • Team information • Venue information • Review of the matches • At least 3 high-definition photos per game 6 THE 18 TEAMS (with at least 1 participation) Participation and standings at FINA competitions OG: Olympic Games; W CH: World Championships; W Cp: World Cup; WL: World League Intercontinental Tournament AUS / AUSTRALIA 1979 W Cp 3rd, 1980 W Cp 4th, 1981 W Cp 3rd, 1983 W Cp 3rd, 1984 W Cp 1st, 1986 W CH 1st, 1988 W Cp 5th, 1989 W Cp 5th, 1991 W CH 5th, 1991 W Cp 2nd, 1993 W Cp 4th, 1994 W CH 6th, 1995 W Cp 1st, 1997 W Cp 3rd, 1998 W CH 3rd, 1999 W Cp 2nd, 2000 OG 1st, 2001 W CH 5th, 2002 W Cp 6th, 2003 W CH 7th, 2004 WL 7th, 2004 OG 4th, 2005 WL 3rd, 2005 W CH 6th, 2006 WL 4th, 2006 W Cp 1st, 2007 W CH 2nd, 2007 WL 2nd, 2008 WL 3rd, 2008 OG 3rd, 2009 WL 3rd, 2009 W CH 6th, 2010 W Cp 2nd, 2010 WL 2nd, 2011 WL 3rd, 2011 W CH 5th, 2012 WL 2nd, 2012 OG 3rd, 2013 WL 7th, 2013 W CH 2nd, 2014 WL 3rd, 2014 W Cp 2nd , 2015 W CH 4th , 2015 WL 2nd , 2016 OG 6th , 2016 WL 3rd , 2017 WCH 8th , 2017 WL 7th , 2018 WL 7th , 2018 W Cp 3rd , 2019 WCH 3rd , 2019 WL 5th Participation – 5 OG; 14 W CH; 17 W Cp; 16 WL – Total: 52 1 Olympic title, 1 World and 3 World Cups BRA / BRAZIL 1991 W CH 8th, 1991 W Cp 8th, 1994 W CH 9th, 1998 W CH 10th, 2001 W CH 10th, 2003 W CH 12th, 2005 WL 10th, 2005 W CH 13th, 2006 WL 8th, 2007 W CH 10th, 2009 W CH 13th, 2010 WL 16th, 2011 W CH 14th, 2012 WL 14th, 2013 WL El. Prelim., 2013 W CH 14th, 2014 WL 8th , 2015 W CH 10th , 2015 WL 8th , 2016 OG 8th , 2016 WL 8th , 2017 WCH 14th Participation – 1 OG, 12 W CH; 1 W Cp; 8 WL – Total: 22 CAN / CANADA 1979 W Cp 4th, 1980 W Cp 3rd, 1981 W Cp 1st, 1983 W Cp 4th, 1986 W CH 4th, 1988 W Cp 3rd, 1989 W Cp 4th, 1991 W CH 2nd, 1991 W Cp 4th, 1993 W Cp 6th, 1994 W CH 5th, 1997 W Cp 5th, 1998 W CH 6th, 1999 W Cp 5th, 2000 OG 5th, 2001 W CH 3rd, 2002 W Cp 3rd, 2003 W CH 4th, 2004 WL 5th, 2004 OG 7th, 2005 WL 6th, 2005 W CH 3rd, 2006 WL 6th, 2006 W Cp 7th, 2007 W CH 6th, 2007 WL 4th, 2008 WL 4th, 2009 WL 2nd, 2009 W CH 2nd, 2010 W Cp 5th, 2010 WL 8th, 2011 W CH 8th, 2011 WL 6th, 2012 WL 7th, 2013 WL 8th, 2013 W CH 8th, 2014 WL 6th , 2015 W CH 11th , 2015 WL 6th , 2016 WL 7th , 2017 WCH 4th , 2017 WL 2nd , 2018 W Cp 6th 2018 WL 4th , 2019 WL 7th Participation – 2 OG; 13 W CH; 14 W Cp; 16 WL – Total: 45 1 World Cup title CHN / CHINA 2006 WL 12th, 2006 W Cp 8th, 2007 W CH 14th, 2007 WL 6th, 2008 WL 6th, 2008 OG 5th, 2009 WL 5th, 2009 W CH 11th, 2010 W Cp 3rd, 2010 WL 3rd, 2011 WL 4th, 2011 W CH 2nd, 2012 WL 4th, 2012 OG 5th, 2013 WL 1st, 2013 W CH 9th, 2014 WL 4th, 2014 W Cp 4th , 2015 W CH 5th , 2015 WL 4th , 2016 OG 7th , 2016 WL 4th , 2017 WCH 10th , 2017 WL 6th , 2018 WL 6th , 2018 W Cp 5th , 2019 WCH 11th , 2019 WL 8th Participation – 3 OG; 7 W CH; 4 W Cp; 14 WL – Total: 28 1 World League title CUB / CUBA 2019 WCH 15th Participation – 1 W CH; – Total: 1 JPN / JAPAN 7 1991 W Cp 6th, 1993 W Cp 7th, 2001 W CH 11th, 2003 W CH 11th, 2007 WL 8th, 2008 WL 7th, 2009 WL 12th , 2010 WL 17th, 2011 WL 11th, 2012 WL 12th, 2013 WL El.
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