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ANTALYA 2010 IV BEACH HANDBALL WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 22-27 JUNE
INFO BROCHURE BEACH HANDBALL
IV Beach Handball World Championships Antalya 2010
C O N T E N T S
F A I R P L A Y – The Philosophy of Beach Handball ...... 4 P A R T I C I P A N T S ...... 5 C O M P E T I T I O N S Y S T E M A N D M A T C H E V A L U A T I O N ...... 7 P L A Y I N G S C H E D U L E ...... 12 W O M E N ‘S G R O U P S ...... 17 P L A Y I N G S C H E D U L E – W O M E N ...... 18 M E N ‘S G R O U P S ...... 20 P L A Y I N G S C H E D U L E – M E N ...... 21 T R A I N I N G S C H E D U L E ...... 24 I M P O R T A N T D A T E S ...... 25 I H F N O M I N E E S ...... 26 O F F I C I A L B O D I E S ...... 28 T H E L A T E S T C H A N G E S I N T H E R U L E S O F T H E G A M E ...... 29 R E G U L A T I O N S ...... 32 A T H L E T E U N I F O R M R E G U L A T I O N S ...... 34 C O M P E T I T I O N B A L L S ...... 39 T H E N E W I H F B E A C H H A N D B A L L L O G O ...... 40 R E F E R E E T R A I N I N G D V D ...... 42 B E A C H H A N D B A L L I N T H E W O R L D C H A M P I O N S H I P S ...... 43 Q U A L I F I C A T I O N F O R T H E B E A C H H A N D B A L L W O R L D C H A M P I O N S H I P S 2012 ... 46 B E A C H H A N D B A L L A N A L Y S I S S Y S T E M (B A S ) ...... 47 M E D I A I N B E A C H H A N D B A L L ...... 48 A N T A L Y A , T H E C I T Y ...... 49 V E N U E L A Y O U T ...... 50 U S E F U L A D D R E S S E S ...... 52 C O N T R I B U T O R S ...... 57
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Dear Handball Friends,
Beach Handball nowadays is an integral part of the International Handball Federation. At the scenic beach coast of Antalya, Turkey, the IV World Championships for Women’s and Men’s Beach Handball will be carried out. Beach Handball is a global story of success, as seen at the three previous World Championships in Egypt, Brazil and Spain. Another Beach Handball highlighter was the tournament at the World Games 2009 in Kaohsiung/Taiwan.
24 teams –twelve women’s and men’s each - with a total of 240 players will compete in Antalya, including all world class teams like the reigning champions from Croatia, who won both titles in 2008 in Cadiz. The organizer did great work in advance, so that the world of Beach Handball is ready for Antalya as Antalya is ready for the world of Beach Handball.
This tournament will bring the best players of the world – and I hope it will bring joy and interest to the people from Antalya and whole Turkey to become friends of Beach Handball. To host the World Championships will bring our sports in the focus of fans, sponsors and media – and I hope this will be another great step for the development of Beach Handball and handball in general in Turkey. Especially on sand the Turkish teams are close to world class, so the hopes are high in your country. Aside your indoor handball national teams have shown a great improvement in the last decade, the women are close to the European top class, for example.
On this occasion I would like to invite the Turkish audience and spectators to attend matches whether their team is playing or not in order to achieve the set goals of this important championship. And I hope that when the Championships are over, handball will continue to flourish in Turkey. I wish all participating teams the very best of luck in the tournament and a good time ahead.
Dr Hassan Moustafa President International Handball Federation
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FAIR PLAY – The Philosophy of Beach Handball
The Philosophy of Beach Handball is based on the principles of “Fair Play”. Every decision has to be taken in accordance with these principles.
Fair Play means: • Respect the health, integrity and body of the players • Respect the spirit and philosophy of the game • Respect the flow of the game
According to the Philosophy of Beach Handball (attractiveness of the game – two teams playing as much as possible in full strength), any punishments shall be against the players as individuals and not against the team.
We hereby ask all participants of the IV Beach Handball World Championships to respect the main principle of Beach Handball and to have in mind that every action and decision should be in accordance with these principles.
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P A R T I C I P A N T S
AUSTRALIA BRAZIL M CROATIA DENMARK
EGYPT
HUNGARY
LIBYA OMAN
QATAR RUSSIA
SPAIN
TURKEY
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P A R T I C I P A N T S
BRAZIL
CHINA W CROATIA
DENMARK
HUNGARY ITALY
JAPAN
NEW ZEALAND
NORWAY
SPAIN
TURKEY
UKRAINE
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COMPETITION SYSTEM AND MATCH EVALUATION
PLAYING SCHEDULE
1. PRELIMINARY ROUND
The teams are divided in two groups of six in the preliminary round, and a total of 30 matches will be played in this stage of the Competition on a round robin basis.
In case of less number of participating teams in the Beach Handball WCh, the Executive Committee makes a decision which match scheme shall apply.
2. MAIN ROUND
After the preliminary round the teams ranked at the1st, 2nd and 3rd place of each group will go in the main round (places 1 - 6) This phase will be played in one group (I) with six teams. The respective preliminary round results from the matches against opponents, which also go through to this round, remain valid for the ranking of this Main round. In this Main round each team will play 3 matches.
GROUP I I1 - 1A I2 - 1B I3 - 2A I4 - 2B I5 - 3A I6 - 3B
PLAYING SCHEDULE (9 matches in total) 1A - 3B 2A - 2B 3A - 1B 1A - 2B 2A - 1B 3A - 3B 2A - 3B 3A - 2B 1A - 1B Page | 7
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3. FINAL PHASE (5 matches in total)
The final phase of the competition will be played as semi-finals between the first four teams th th of group I, a placement match between the 5 and 6 of group I, and finals as follows:
Semi-finals (2 matches in total) Semi - final 1 1st - 4th Semi - final 2 2nd – 3rd
Placement match (1 match in total) 5th group I – 6th group I Place 5/6
Finals (2 matches in total) Loser Semi-final 1 – Loser Semi-final 2 Places 3/4 Winner Semi-final 1 – Winner Semi-final 2 Places 1/2
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4. CONSOLATION ROUND
After the preliminary round the teams ranked at the 4th, 5th and 6th place of each group will go in a consolation round (places 7/12). This phase will be played in one group (II) with 6 teams. The respective preliminary round results from the matches against opponents which also go through to this round remain valid for the ranking of this round. In the Consolation Round each team will play 3 matches.
GROUP II
II1 4A II2 4B II3 5A II4 5B II5 6A II6 6B
PLAYING SCHEDULE (9 matches in total)
4A - 6B 5A - 5B 6A - 4B 4A - 5B 5A - 4B 6A - 6B 5A - 4B 6A - 5B 4A - 4B
Placement matches (3 matches in total)
5th group II - 6th group II Places 11/12 3rd group II - 4th group II Places 9/10 1st group II - 2nd group II Places 7/8
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MATCH EVALUATION Preliminary round / main and consolation round/ placement and Final phase
All matches shall be played in 2 X 10 minutes with a half – time of 5 minutes, according to the official IHF Rules for Beach Handball.
Points are awarded as follows: win = 2 points defeat = 0 points
To determine the winning team will be taken into consideration:
First half: win 1 period loss 0 periods
Second half: win 1 period loss 0 periods
One against the goalkeeper (shoot out): win 1 period loss 0 periods
Goal points are awarded according to the official IHF Rules of the Game for Beach Handball. Teams are ranked by adding the points gained. If two or more teams have gained the same number of points, after the group matches have been completed, classification is decided as follows: a) Results in points between the teams concerned b) Periods difference in the matches between the teams concerned c) Goal points difference in the matches between the teams concerned d) Greater number of plus goal points in the matches between the teams concerned
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If the teams are still equal, a decision is made between those teams with equal number of points, as long as the contested place is not the last place within the group, as follows a) Periods difference is subtracted in all matches b) Greater number of plus periods in all matches c) Goal point’s difference is subtracted in all matches d) Greater number of plus goal points in all matches
If classification still is not possible, a draw shall decide. The IHF representative on site shall execute the draw, if possible in the presence of the “responsible team official”. If the “responsible team official” cannot be present, other co-workers selected by IHF shall take part...
Comments: Shoot-Out During the preliminary, main, and consolation round matches, in case of a shoot-out, all the throws must be executed, regardless of the fact that the result of the game may have been already decided.
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P L A Y I N G S C H E D U L E
Preliminary Round: Date No Court Time Group Match Teams 23.6 M18 1 9:00 B B3-B5 EGY RUS 23.6 W1 2 9.10 A A1-A4 DEN JPN 23.6 M2 3 9:15 A A2-A6 BRA LBA 23.6 W3 1 10:00 A A3-A5 ITA UKR 23.6 W17 2 10:10 B B2-B6 ESP HUN 23.6 W2 3 10.15 A A2-A6 CRO NZL 23.6 W16 1 11.00 B B1-B4 TUR CHN 23.6 M3 2 11.10 A A3-A5 ESP HUN 23.6 M17 3 11.15 B B2-B6 CRO AUS 23.6 M1 1 12:00 A A1-A4 TUR OMA 23.6 M16 2 12:10 B B1-B4 DEN QAT 23.6 W18 3 12:15 B B3-B5 BRA NOR
23.6 W5 1 16:30 A A5A1 UKR DEN 23.6 M21 2 16:40 B B6-B3 AUS EGY 23.6 M6 3 16:45 A A6-A3 LBA ESP 23.6 M4 1 17:30 A A4-A2 OMA BRA 23.6 W4 2 17:40 A A4-A2 JPN CRO 23.6 W6 3 17:45 A A6-A3 NZL ITA 23.6 M19 1 18:30 B B4-B2 QAT CRO 23.6 M20 2 18:40 B B5-B1 RUS DEN 23.6 W19 3 18:45 B B4-B2 CHN ESP 23.6 W20 1 19:30 B B5-B1 NOR TUR 23.6 M5 1 20:30 A A5A1 HUN TUR 23.6 W21 1 21:30 B B6-B3 HUN BRA
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P L A Y I N G S C H E D U L E
Date No Court Time Group Match Teams 24.6 M8 1 9:00 A A2-A3 BRA ESP 24.6 M24 2 9:10 B B4-B5 QAT RUS 24.6 W24 3 9:15 B B4-B5 CHN NOR 24.6 W8 1 10:00 A A2-A3 CRO ITA 24.6 W23 2 10.10 B B2-B3 ESP BRA 24.6 M22 3 10:15 B B1-B6 DEN AUS 24.6 W22 1 11:00 B B1-B6 TUR HUN 24.6 W9 2 11:10 A A4-A5 JPN UKR 24.6 M9 3 11.15 A A4-A5 OMA HUN 24.6 M7 1 12.00 A A1-A6 TUR LBA 24.6 M23 2 12:10 B B2-B3 CRO EGY 24.6 W7 3 12:15 A A1-A6 DEN NZL
24.6 W12 1 16:30 A A6- A4 NZL JPN 24.6 M12 2 16:40 A A6-A4 LBA OMA 24.6 M27 3 16:45 B B6-B4 AUS QAT 24.6 M26 1 17:30 B B3-B1 EGY DEN 24.6 W25 2 17:40 B B2-B5 ESP NOR 24.6 W27 3 17:45 B B6-B4 HUN CHN 24.6 W10 1 18:30 A A2-A5 CRO UKR 24.6 W11 2 18:40 A A3-A1 ITA DEN 24.6 M10 3 18:45 A A2-A5 BRA HUN 24.6 W26 1 19:30 B B3-B1 BRA TUR 24.6 M11 1 20:30 A A3-A1 ESP TUR 24.6 M25 1 21:30 B B2-B5 CRO RUS
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P L A Y I N G S C H E D U L E
Date No Court Time Group Match Teams 25.6 M28 1 9.00 B B5-B6 RUS AUS 25.6 W15 2 9:10 A A1-A2 DEN CRO 25.6 M29 3 09.15 B B3-B4 EGY QAT 25.6 M30 1 10:00 B B1-B2 DEN CRO 25.6 W13 2 10.10 A A5-A6 UKR NZL 25.6 W14 3 10.15 A A3-A4 ITA JPN 25.6 M15 1 11:00 A A1-A2 TUR BRA 25.6 M13 2 11:10 A A5-A6 HUN LBA 25.6 M14 3 11:15 A A3-A4 ESP OMA 25.6 W30 1 12:00 B B1-B2 TUR ESP 25.6 W28 2 12.10 B B5-B6 NOR HUN 25.6 W29 3 12.15 B B3-B4 BRA CHN Main and Consolation round: Date No Court Time Group Match 25.6 M31 1 16:30 I 1A-3B MR 25.6 M40 2 16:40 II 4A-6B CR 25.6 M41 3 16:45 II 5A-5B CR 25.6 W31 1 17:30 I 1A-3B MR 25.6 W40 2 17:40 II 4A-6B CR 25.6 W41 3 17:45 II 5A-5A CR 25.6 W32 1 18:30 I 2A-2B MR 25.6 M42 2 18:40 II 6A-4B CR 25.6 W42 3 18:45 II 6A-4B CR 25.6 M32 1 19:30 I 2A-2B MR 25.6 W33 1 20:30 I 3A-1B MR 25.6 M33 1 21:30 I 3A-1B MR
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P L A Y I N G S C H E D U L E
Main and Consolation Round: Date No Court Time Group Match 26.6 M34 1 09.00 I 1A-2B MR 26.6 W43 2 09.10 II 4A-5B CR 26.6 W44 3 09.15 II 5A-4B CR 26.6 W34 1 10.00 I 1A-2B MR 26.6 M43 2 10.10 II 4A-5B CR 26.6 M44 3 10.15 II 5A-4B CR 26.6 M35 1 11.00 I 2A-1B MR 26.6 W36 2 11.10 I 3A-3B MR 26.6 W45 3 11.15 II 6A-6B CR 26.6 W35 1 12.00 I 2A-1B MR 26.6 M36 2 12.10 I 3A-3B MR 26.6 M45 3 12.15 II 6A-6B CR
26.6 W37 1 16:30 I 2A-3B MR 26.6 M48 2 16:40 II 4A-4B CR 26.6 M47 3 16:45 II 6A-5B CR 26.6 M37 1 17:30 I 2A-3B MR 26.6 W48 2 17:40 II 4A-4B CR 26.6 W47 3 17:45 II 6A-5B CR 26.6 W39 1 18:30 I 1A-1B MR 26.6 M46 2 18:40 II 5A-4B CR 26.6 W46 3 18:45 II 5A-4B CR 26.6 W38 1 19:30 I 3A-2B MR 26.6 M39 1 20:30 I 1A-1B MR 26.6 M38 1 21:30 I 3A-2B MR
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P L A Y I N G S C H E D U L E
Final Round and Placement Matches: Date No Court Time Group Match Teams 27.6 W49 1 09.00 SF1 1-4 W 27.6 W53 2 09.10 7-8 W 27.6 M51 3 09.15 11-12 M 27.6 W50 1 10.00 SF2 2-3 W 27.6 M53 2 10.10 7-8 M 27.6 W51 3 10.15 11-12 W 27.6 M49 1 11.00 SF1 1-4 M 27.6 W54 2 11.10 5-6 W 27.6 M52 3 11.15 9-10 M 27.6 M50 1 12.00 SF2 2-3 M 27.6 M54 2 12.10 5-6 M 27.6 W52 3 12.15 9-10 W
27.6 W55 1 17:00 3-4 W 27.6 M55 1 18:00 3-4 M 27.6 W56 1 19:00 1-2 W 27.6 M56 1 20:00 1-2 M
The Competition Management reserves the right to alter match courts and /or times.
*ALL THE PARTICIPANTS ARE REQUESTED TO SUBMIT A VALID E-MAIL ADDRESS ON THE TECHNICAL MEETING, ON WHICH THE DAILY BULLETIN WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AFTER EACH COMPETITION DAY. NO HARD COPIES WILL BE PRINTED OUT.
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W O M E N ‘S G R O U P S
DENMARK
CROATIA A ITALY
JAPAN
UKRAINIA
NEW ZELAND
TURKEY
SPAIN B BRAZIL
CHINA
NORWAY
HUNGARY
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P L A Y I N G S C H E D U L E – W O M E N
Preliminary Round Group A: Date No Court Time Group Match Teams 23:06 W1 2 9.10 A A1-A4 DEN JPN 23:06 W3 1 10:00 A A3-A5 ITA UKR 23:06 W2 3 10.15 A A2-A6 CRO NZL 23:06 W5 1 16:30 A A5-A1 UKR DEN 23:06 W4 2 17:40 A A4-A2 JPN CRO 23:06 W6 3 17:45 A A6-A3 NZL ITA 24:06 W8 1 10:00 A A2-A3 CRO ITA 24:06 W9 2 11:10 A A4-A5 JPN UKR 24:06 W7 3 12:15 A A1-A6 DEN NZL 24:06 W12 1 16:30 A A6-A4 NZL JPN 24:06 W10 1 18:30 A A2-A5 CRO UKR 24:06 W11 2 18:40 A A3-A1 ITA DEN 25:06 W15 2 9:10 A A1-A2 DEN CRO 25:06 W13 2 10.10 A A5-A6 UKR NZL 25:06 W14 3 10.15 A A3-A4 ITA JPN
Preliminary Round Group B: Date No Court Time Group Match Teams 23:06 W17 2 10:10 B B2-B6 ESP HUN 23:06 W16 1 11.00 B B1-B4 TUR CHN 23:06 W18 3 12:15 B B3-B5 BRA NOR 23:06 W19 3 18:45 B B4-B2 CHN ESP 23:06 W20 1 19:30 B B5-B1 NOR TUR 23:06 W21 1 21:30 B B6-B3 HUN BRA 24:06 W24 3 9:15 B B4-B5 CHN NOR 24:06 W23 2 10.10 B B2-B3 ESP BRA 24:06 W22 1 11:00 B B1-B6 TUR HUN 24:06 W25 2 17:40 B B2-B5 ESP NOR 24:06 W27 3 17:45 B B6-B4 HUN CHN 24:06 W26 1 19:30 B B3-B1 BRA TUR 25:06 W30 1 12:00 B B1-B2 TUR ESP 25:06 W28 2 12.10 B B5-B6 NOR HUN 25:06 W29 3 12.15 B B3-B4 BRA CHN The Competition Management reserves the right to alter match courts and / or times. Page | 18
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P L A Y I N G S C H E D U L E – W O M E N
Main and Consolation Round: Date No Court Time Group Match 25.06 W31 1 17:30 I 1A-3B MR 25.06 W40 2 17:40 II 4A-6B CR 25.06 W41 3 17:45 II 5A-5B CR 25.06 W32 1 18:30 I 2A-2B MR 25.06 W42 3 18:45 II 6A-4B CR 25.06 W33 1 20:30 I 3A-1B MR 26.06 W43 2 09:10 II 4A-5B CR 26.06 W44 3 09:15 II 5A-4B CR 26.06 W34 1 10:00 I 1A-2B MR 26.06 W36 2 11:10 I 3A-3B MR 26.06 W45 3 11:15 II 6A-6B CR 26.06 W35 1 12:00 I 2A-1B MR 26.06 W37 1 16:30 I 2A-3B MR 26.06 W48 2 17:40 II 4A-4B CR 26.06 W47 3 17:45 II 6A-5B CR 26.06 W39 1 18:30 I 1A-1B MR 26.06 W46 3 18:45 II 5A-4B CR 26.06 W38 1 19:30 I 3A-2B MR
Final Round and Placement matches: Date No Court Time Group Match Teams 27.06 W49 1 09.00 SF1 1-4 W 27.06 W53 2 09.10 7-8 W 27.06 W50 1 10.00 SF2 2-3 W 27.06 W51 3 10.15 11-12 W 27.06 W54 2 11.10 5-6 W 27.06 W52 3 12.15 9-10 W
27.06 W55 1 17:00 3-4 W 27.06 W56 1 19:00 1-2 W
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M E N ‘S G R O U P S
TURKEY
BRAZIL A SPAIN
OMAN
HUNGARY
LIBYA
DENMARK
CROATIA B EGYPT
QATAR RUSSIA
AUSTRALIA
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P L A Y I N G S C H E D U L E – M E N
Preliminary Round Group A: Date No Court Time Group Match Teams 23. 06 M2 3 9:15 A A2-A6 BRA LBA 23. 06 M3 2 11.10 A A3-A5 ESP HUN 23. 06 M1 1 12:00 A A1-A4 TUR OMA 23. 06 M6 3 16:45 A A6-A3 LBA ESP 23. 06 M4 1 17:30 A A4-A2 OMA BRA 23. 06 M5 1 20:30 A A5-A1 HUN TUR 24.06 M8 1 9:00 A A2-A3 BRA ESP 24.06 M9 3 11.15 A A4-A5 OMA HUN 24.06 M7 1 12.00 A A1-A6 TUR LBA 24.06 M12 2 16:40 A A6-A4 LBA OMA 24.06 M10 3 18:45 A A2-A5 BRA HUN 24.06 M11 1 20:30 A A3-A1 ESP TUR 25.06 M13 2 11:10 A A5-A6 HUN LBA 25.06 M14 3 11:15 A A3-A4 ESP OMA 25.06 M15 1 11:00 A A1-A2 TUR BRA
Preliminary Round Group B: Date No Court Time Group Match Teams 23.06 M18 1 9:00 B B3-B5 EGY RUS 23.06 M17 3 11.15 B B2-B6 CRO AUS 23.06 M16 2 12:10 B B1-B4 DEN QAT 23.06 M21 2 16:40 B B6-B3 AUS EGY 23.06 M19 1 18:30 B B4-B2 QAT CRO 23.06 M20 2 18:40 B B5-B1 RUS DEN 24.06 M24 2 9:10 B B4-B5 QAT RUS 24.06 M22 3 10:15 B B1-B6 DEN AUS 24.06 M23 2 12:10 B B2-B3 CRO EGY 24.06 M27 3 16:45 B B6-B4 AUS QAT 24.06 M26 1 17:30 B B3-B1 EGY DEN 24.06 M25 1 21:30 B B2-B5 CRO RUS 25.06 M28 1 9.00 B B5-B6 RUS AUS 25.06 M29 3 09.15 B B3-B4 EGY QAT 25.06 M30 1 10:00 B B1-B2 DEN CRO
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P L A Y I N G S C H E D U L E – M E N
Main and Consolation Round:
Date No. Court Time Group Match 25.06 M31 1 16:30 I 1A-3B MR 25.06 M40 2 16:40 II 4A-6B CR 25.06 M41 3 16:45 II 5A-5B CR 25.06 M42 2 18:40 II 6A-4B CR 25.06 M32 1 19:30 I 2A-2B MR 25.06 M33 1 21:30 I 3A-1B MR 26.06 M34 1 09:00 I 1A-2B MR 26.06 M43 2 10:10 II 4A-5B CR 26.06 M44 3 10:15 II 5A-4B CR 26.06 M35 1 11:00 I 2A-1B MR 26.06 M36 2 12:10 I 3A-3B MR 26.06 M45 3 12:15 II 6A-6B CR 26.06 M48 2 16:40 II 4A-4B CR 26.06 M47 3 16:45 II 6A-5B CR 26.06 M37 1 17:30 I 2A-3B MR 26.06 M46 2 18:40 II 5A-4B CR 26.06 M39 1 20:30 I 1A-1B MR 26.06 M38 1 21:30 I 3A-2B MR
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P L A Y I N G S C H E D U L E – M E N
Final Round and Placement matches: Date No. Court Time Group Match Teams 27.06 M51 3 09.15 11-12 M 27.06 M53 2 10.10 7-8 M 27.06 M49 1 11.00 SF1 1-4 M 27.06 M52 3 11.15 9-10 M 27.06 M50 1 12.00 SF2 2-3 M 27.06 M54 2 12.10 5-6 M 27.06 M55 1 18.00 3-4M 27.06 M56 1 20.00 1-2M
The Competition Management reserves the right to alter match courts and / or times.
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T R A I N I N G S C H E D U L E
Date Start End Court 1 Court 2 Court 3 Note 22.06 09:00 09:25 HUN/M HUN/W 22.06 09:00 11:30 TOsM.C 22.06 09:25 09:50 HUN/W HUN/M 22.06 09:50 10:15 BRA/M BRA/W 22.06 10:15 10:40 BRA/W BRA/M 22.06 10:40 11:05 CHN/W RUS/M 22.06 11:05 11:30 RUS/M CHN/W 22.06 11:30 12:20 NOR/W 22.06 11:30 11:55 AUS/M NZL/W 22.06 11:55 12:20 NZL/W AUS/M 22.06 12:20 13:10 ITA/W 22.06 12:20 12:45 DEN/M DEN/W 22.06 12:45 13:10 DEN/W DEN/M 22.06 15:30 15:55 LYB/M UKR/W 22.06 15:30 16:20 EGY/M 22.06 15:55 16:20 UKR/W LYB/M 22.06 16:20 16:45 JPN/W TUR/M 22.06 16:20 17:10 CRO/W 22.06 16:45 17:10 TUR/M JPN/W 22.06 17:10 18:00 CRO/M 22.06 17:10 17:35 TUR/W QAT/M 22.06 17:35 18:00 QAT/M TUR/W 22.06 18:00 18:50 OMA/M ESP/M 22.06 18:00 18:50 ESP/W
The Competition Management reserves the right to alter session courts and / or times.
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I M P O R T A N T D A T E S
17th June: Test Event Venue All day
18th June: Arrival Beach Handball Working Group Antalya Airport All day Test Event Venue All day BAS Arrival Antalya airport All day
19th June: Mini Courses Scouters Meeting room n°1 10.00-12.30 Mini Courses Scouters Venue 16.00-20.00 Test Event Venue All day 20th June: Arrival Technical Officials and Referees Antalya Airport All day Mini Courses Scouters Meeting room n°1 10.00-12.30 Mini Courses Scouters Venue 16.00-20.00 Test Event Venue All day
21th June: Arrival of the Teams Antalya Airport All day TOs and Referees Mini Course Meeting room n°1 09.00-19.45 Team’s Accreditation and Uniform Check IHF Office 15.00-16.30 21.00-23.00 22nd June: Training Sessions Venue All day Referees Physical Test/ TOs Training Venue/Court 3 09.00-11.30 TOs and Referees Mini Course Meeting room n°1 12.00-18.15 Technical Meeting Hotel 14.00-15.30 Opening Ceremony City Center 19.45-22.00
23th June: Competition Day 1 Venue 09.00-13.00 16.30-22.15 24th June: Competition Day 2 Venue 09.00-13.00 16.30-22.15 25th June: Competition Day3 Venue 09.00-13.00 16.30-22.15 26th June: Competition Day 4 Venue 09.00-13.00 16.30-22.15 27th June: Competition Day 5 Venue 09.00-13.00 17.00-20.45 Award Ceremony Venue 21.00 Closing Reception – Special Awards Hotel 22.00
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I H F N O M I N E E S
IHF Representatives: Miguel ROCA MAS (ESP) Sandi SOLA (CRO)
Technical Delegate: Giampiero MASI (ITA)
Marketing and Event Officials: Alex GEHRER (GER) George BEBETSOS (GRE)
Delegates: Pedro GODINHO (ANG) Tom LUKIC (CRO) Panos ANTONIOU (CYP) Fernando POSADA (ESP) Gabriela HORVATH (HUN) Ole JORSTAD (NOR) Sukumolnan YOTSAPOL (THA) Bilge SOYLU (TUR) Eduardo GONZALEZ (URU)
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I H F N O M I N E E S Referees: Silvio DE AZEVEDO LAGO (BRA) Luiz Filipe GALVAO DA SILVA CALDAS (BRA) Hesham ABD ELWAHAB SHIMI (EGY) Mohamed HASSAN AHMED (EGY) Havard KLEVEN (NOR) Christian RAHMBERG (NOR) Joanna BREHMER (POL) Agnieszka SKOWRONEK (POL) Vanja ANTIC (SRB) Jelena JAKOVLJEVIC (SRB) Sibel ERDOGAN (TUR) Sema TURKAN (TUR) Fadel AHMAD BAGER (UAE) Ismael SALEM MOHD (UAE) Pablo MARTINEZ (URU) Luiz MONICO (URU)
Beach Handball Analysis System (B.A.S.): Jan VAN DE VYLE (GER) Klaus FIEKENS (GER) Michael SAUERWALD (GER) Ioannis MEIMARIDIS (GRE)
Media: Axel HEIMKEN (GER) Mona ORBAN (SUI)
Head Office: Hristo BOSKOSKI (MKD)
Turkish Handball Federation: Ali Ihsan TEKIN (TUR) Ayberk DILMEN (TUR) Burak TEZCAN (TUR)
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O F F I C I A L B O D I E S
A Competition Management
Giampiero Masi, Chairman (ITA) Alex Gehrer (GER) George Bebetsos (GRE) Fernando Posada (ESP)
B Disciplinary Commission
Panos Antoniou, Chairman (CYP) Eduardo Gonzalez (URU) Ole Jorstad (NOR) Sukumolnan Yotsapol (THA)
C Jury
Miguel Roca Mas, Chairman (ESP) Pedro Godinho (ANG) Ioannis Meimaridis (GRE)
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THE LATEST CHANGES IN THE RULES OF THE GAME
Comment: In order to be oriented in every detail one must study the Rules of the Game closely. In the current document we only present the most important modifications made with the intention of being simple and practical. These are: 1. Rule 1.1 A more detailed description of the sand quality and lighting requirements of a Beach Handball court.
2. Rule 1.8 It is now allowed for all players to leave the playing area the shortest way on their own team’s side. The entering goalkeeper is allowed to await his turn to enter the court by kneeling (or sitting) just outside of his own team’s goal area line.
3. Rule 2.14 Specification of the obligatory time-outs: I. Suspension, disqualification and exclusion; II. 6m-throws; III. Team time-out; IV. Signal from timekeeper or delegate; V. Consultations between the referees (in accordance with Rule 17.9); VI. Suspension of an official. In case of IV., the timekeeper stops the time without confirmation from the referees. Any action after that is considered as “invalid” (excluding personal punishments).
4. Rule 3.2 The number of balls available per game increased from 3 to 4. One behind each goal, the third one at the table, and the fourth ball in play. 5. Rule 4.4 The “responsible team official” (RTO) shall ensure that only players entitled to participate enter the court. A violation of this Rule is to be penalized as unsportsmanlike conduct by the RTO.
6. Rule 4.6 A team is allowed to have 4 four team officials (TO). Only two of them (including the RTO) may remain in the substitution area, while the other two can stay (quietly) in the safety zone and enter the court upon referees’ permission (e.g. to give medical assistance).
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7. Rule 4.7 If more than two persons enter the court (Rule 4.6) this shall be punished as an illegal entry. Players are to be punished under Rule 4.14 and 16.2a, team officials will be punished under Rule 16.2h and 16.6a. If the TO, instead of assisting, approaches the opponents or the referees, the TO shall be punished for unsportsmanlike conduct.
8. Rule 4.8 New regulations for improving the athletes’ uniforms (read also appendix IV). Each team’s officials must also have identical dress, in colors contrasting those of the opposing team.
9. Rule 6.2 / Rule 12.1 When an attacking player with the ball (or without the ball but gaining advantage) enters the opponents’ goal area, then a goalkeeper-throw is called. The throw must be taken by the goalkeeper from his area Attention: It is still the EXITING goalkeeper that carries out this throw.
10. Rule 8 - Comment: Fouls with potentially severe consequences for the player must be punished by disqualification.
11. Rule 16 Suspension must be given also to the: I.16.2g RTO, if players, who are not entitled, enter the court or more than the allowed number of participants are present in the substitution area; II.16.2h TO entering the court as a third person to give medical assistance; III.16.2i TO who, instead of assisting with injuries, gives instructions or approaches referees or opponents. Comment 4 I. The goalkeeper is allowed to play outside of the goal area; II. In this case, he is fully responsible for any contact if the attacking player: 1. Has NO CHANCE to see the goalkeeper; 2. Has NO CHANCE to avoid the goalkeeper. III. Such a contact during the Shootout will be a 6m-throw and disqualification; IV. During the regular playing time, it will be handled with progressive punishment and the game will be restarted with a throw corresponding to the situation; V. In the case the attacking player has time to see and avoid the goalkeeper, it will be an offensive foul in favor of the goalkeeper; Page | 30
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Comment 5 I. If the goalkeeper, inside his own goal area, jumps against shooting opponent; for “intimidating” him, will be penalized with a 6m-throw and suspension; II. If the goalkeeper causes physical contact, a 6m-throw and disqualification shall be awarded.
12. Rule 17.4 The coin toss can be taken on behalf of the RTO by anyone entitled to participate (players or official).
13. Appendices Appendix IV: The athlete uniform regulations. Appendix V: The sand and lighting regulations.
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R E G U L A T I O N S
1. PROTESTS AND APPEALS
1.1. In the World Championships no valid protests may be forwarded against:
a) date and time, venue and draw of the match b) nomination of referees and delegates c) referee decisions on facts in accordance with the Beach Handball Rules d) results of matches
2. PROTESTS
2.1. The IHF Disciplinary Commission at World Championships shall consist of a chairman and three other members being recruited from the IHF officials at the venue and nominated by the IHF. The deciding body in single cases consists of the chairman and two members appointed by the IHF.
2.2. Protests shall be announced to the IHF delegate orally immediately after the end of the match. The reasons for the protests shall be handed over in writing (in English only) within 30 minutes after the end of the match. At the same time a protest fee amounting to CHF 500 has to be paid. If the protest is granted, the deposit will be refunded. In case of the protest being rejected it will be forfeited to the credit of the IHF.
2.3. The Disciplinary Commission takes its decision by simple majority. On protests and disqualifications of players or teams one hour before the start of the next match of the team(s) concerned and will determine the penalty, which is in accordance with the IHF Arbitration Regulations.
2.4. The Disciplinary Commission shall take its decision by simple majority, in cases of players or teams are involved the respective decisions shall be passes one hour prior to the next match of the party(ies) involved. Grounds of bias shall be challenged in accordance with the IHF Arbitration Regulations
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3. APPEALS
3.1. The Jury shall consist of the highest serving IHF representative present at the event and two officials or technical delegates appointed by him. None of the Jury members may be associated with the Disciplinary Commissions or any interested party.
3.2. A written notice of appeal against the decision awarded by the first instance – Disciplinary Commission together with the reasons given for the appeal and the appeal fee amounting to CHF 1500 may be filed to the IHF Jury (body of second instance) in writing. If the appeal is dismissed by the second instance, the deposit will be forfeited.
3.3. Appeals during World Championships do not suspend the effect of any decision of body of first instance (Disciplinary Commission) until the decision of Jury (second instance) is published.
3.4. An appeal against a decision taken by the Disciplinary Commission shall be filed in writing by 22:30 hrs. On the same day as the decision is announced.
4. In principle the actual costs for personnel and material arising from the activities of the World Championships first and second instance shall be charged in connection with the procedure. The respective points within the IHF Arbitration Regulations shall apply for deciding upon proceeding costs.
5. The time limits stipulated do not apply for decisions which may result in a monetary fine in accordance with the relevant points in the regulations. In these cases the decisions shall be awarded before the completion of the tournament respectively immediately after the finals.
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A T H L E T E U N I F O R M R E G U L A T I O N S
The IHF would like to draw the teams’ special attention to the following regulations regarding the style and design of their athlete uniforms that will be used during the WG Beach Handball tournament in Kaohsiung.
These regulations became effective –after unanimous decision- during the last IHF Council meeting (31 Jan 09) during the Men’s World Championships (Zagreb, CRO) and became integral part of the Beach Handball Rules of the Game during the last IHF Congress (06/07/09, Cairo, EGY). Their application will be strictly followed and observed by the tournament’s Competition Management (CM).
Each team whose uniforms do not comply with the Athlete Uniform Regulations shall be fined with the amount of 250 EUR for every match they use the inappropriate uniform. The fine must be paid prior to the next match of the team, or they will not be further accepted in the competition.
Uniform technical regulations:
The beach handball male player’s uniform consists of tank top and shorts AND eventual accessories.
The beach handball female player’s uniform consists of tops and bikini bottoms AND eventual accessories.
The Competition Management (CM) must check each participating team’s athletes’ uniforms during the Technical Meeting (TM) and during the event. All men’s and women’s athletic uniforms must correspond to the standards indicated hereunder. According to the Olympic Charter, religious, political and racial messages are strictly forbidden on athlete uniforms.
I. Men’s Tank Top/Women’s Top Style
The style of the tank tops/tops must be in accordance with the graphs shown. The men’s tank tops must be sleeveless and close fitting, respect the space for the required brandings. The women’s tops (a midriff design) must be close fitting as well, with deep cutaway armholes on the back, always respecting the space for the required brandings. T-shirts that are worn under the team’s official tank top are not allowed.
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Color
Tank tops/tops will be of bright and light colors (i.e. red, blue, yellow, green, orange and white) in the attempt to reflect the colors usually used and worn on the beach.
Brandings
- Promoters’/sponsors’ logos: The promoters’/sponsors’ logos can be printed on the front and back of the men’s tank tops and on the front and back of the women’s tops. - Manufacturer’s logo: The manufacturer’s logo is printed on the front of the tank tops/tops and must not exceed 20cm2.
Athlete’s number
The athlete’s number (of approx. 12cm x 10cm for the men’s tank tops and 8cm x 6cm for the women’s tops) must be placed on the front and back of the men’s tank tops and the women’s top. This information must be printed in a contrasting color to that of the tank top/top (i.e. light on a dark tank top/top, dark on a light tank top/top).
II. Men’s Shorts/Women’s Bikini Bottoms Style
Team members must wear identical shorts/bikini bottoms. Men athletes must wear shorts as per the enclosed graph. The players’ shorts, if not too baggy, can be longer but must remain 10cm above the kneecap. Women athletes must wear bikini bottoms that are in accordance with the enclosed graph, with a close fit and cut on an upward angle toward the top of the leg. The side width must be of a maximum of 10cm.
Teams are authorized to have sponsors’ logos (including manufacturer) on their shorts/bottoms (or one-piece bathing suits), located in any position and of any size. There is no limitation in the number of the sponsors to be displayed on the shorts/briefs. Athletes are required to print their name, nickname on their shorts/bottoms.
The respective team officials must submit their own team’s uniforms (tank tops/tops, shorts/bottoms or one-piece bathing suits) for approval during the pre-competition TM. T- shirts that are worn under the team’s official tank top are not allowed.
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III. Athlete Accessories
Athletes are authorized to use the following accessories: Cap or hat (with soft visor or hard visor turned to the back), head band or bandana, sunglasses (plastic with restraining bands) therapeutic support braces (or bandages) for knee/elbow/foot athletic socks, other types of footwear are not permitted.
Athletes are responsible for their own accessories. There is no limitation concerning position and size of sponsor logos on players’ tops/tank tops/shorts/briefs and headgear. Players who do not meet the previous requirements will not be allowed to take part in the game until they have corrected the problem.
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C O M P E T I T I O N B A L L S
Rasán, the IHF’s sporting goods manufacturing partner from Spain, responded positively to the IHF’s Beach Handball Working Group request to produce two balls exclusively for the Beach Handball World Championships Handball Tournament needs.
The balls are in two colors , sky blue for the men’s competition and orange for the women’s one, while they will have printed on them both the World Championships’ as well as the new IHF’s Beach Handball logos. The balls were officially presented by Rasán during the Draw for the Beach Handball World Championships in Antalya (13 March 2010).
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T H E N E W I H F B E A C H H A N D B A L L L O G O Ever since its first appearance in the IHF's event calendar in 2001, beach handball has became an integral part of the world of international handball. The IHF boosted its efforts to develop and promote this new form of our sport by establishing a dedicated Working Group. One of the Group’s top priorities was to create a special look and identity for the sport. This effort begun by creating a distinctive logo in order to designate all of the IHF’s beach handball activities.
Almost 100 different draws were submitted to the IHF, within a period of two months, many of them of high quality standards, thus making the selection process rather difficult. Among all the contestants the winning draw was that of the Greek graphic artists George Drossos and Zefi Athanassopoulou of “Paraphernalia-art” (both active beach handball players, www.paraphernalia-art.com) as chosen by the IHF’s Executive Council.
The basic concept for the IHF beach handball logo was the depiction of infinite motion (which characterizes this game), of the season that this sport takes place and of the identity of the federation.
Given those headlines, the International Beach Handball logo was designed based on the natural elements that are dominant in beach handball: sand, sun, and sea. Those elements appear in a linear form together with a human figure and the official logo of IHF, conveying an infinite movement which is derived from their spiral development within a circle.
In detail, the whole composition is formed inside a circle with the words INTERNATIONAL HANDBALL FEDERATION around its perimeter. Within this frame, the human figure appears diagonally, while in motion (ready to shoot), being the most dynamic feature of the logo. In its hands it holds the golden ball of the IHF Logo with the sun rays spirally unfolding around it, emphasizing the identity of the logotype.
The blue circle that surrounds the golden ball/sun is placed in the golden section of the composition in order to further emphasize the significance of the IHF. The two curves that represent the sea, form another element that is in motion and highlights the summer time. The static element of the composition is the horizontal lines that represent sand and symbolize the earth.
The colors are combined harmonically, for the orange yellow of the sun rays, the figure and the sand is complimentary with the blue used in the official IHF Logo and, therefore, they produce a sense of unity which is vital for a logo.
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R E F E R E E T R A I N I N G D V D
The IHF boosted its efforts to develop and promote Beach Handball by establishing a dedicated Working Group. One of the Group’s top priorities was to establish a referee educational system.
This effort begun by keeping apace with the demands placed on the men and women in the middle who are responsible for running the action on the court. In conjunction with its member federations, IHF takes great care in nurturing the Beach Handball refereeing sector – fostering the elite and up-and-coming referees, and ensuring that newcomers to the IHF list are given the proper instructions for their duties.
The purpose of the Beach Handball Referee Training DVD that the Working Group has prepared is to outline some difficult tasks of the referees during the game such as the progressive punishment, the spectacular goals and the passive play. It is important to establish a culture in which qualified referees can help run tournaments more smoothly.
The IHF adopts the view that referees are present to make the game run smoother and to arbitrate contestations between players. The aim of IHF Beach Handball Working Group's officials education programme is to provide the sport with well trained and competent officials who will help uphold the sport’s standards and therefore develop the sport of Beach Handball.
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E L G O U N A, E G Y P T 2 0 0 4
In 2004, the IHF held the first official Men’s and Women’s Beach Handball World Championships in El Gouna, Egypt. At the end of four thrilling days, 57 high-rate matches and two highly dramatic finals the Russian women’s and the Egyptian men’s dream came true. They became the first official Beach Handball World Champions. On the occasion of the tournament’s colorful opening ceremony in the Egyptian seaside resort of El Gouna, Dr Hassan Moustafa, who, as President of both the International Handball Federation and Egyptian Federation, took the role as double host, once more stressed the importance of the tournament. “In many ways our sport is still a child you need to carefully raise with much support.“ In the very end all those involved agreed that the attempts at walking undertaken in late November in the Egyptian sand were really successful and that a bright future would be held in store for the much-lauded young hopefuls. On the four match days the eight women’s teams and nine men’s sides did not miss determination and sporting ambitions despite the holiday mood that was easily emerging against the breathtaking scenery of the holiday idyll on the Red Sea. Quite to the contrary: a shoot-out had to decide many of the matches so that the tension for the players and spectators alike kept high until the very last minute.
Ranking Women Men RUS EGY
TUR TUR
ITA RUS
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R I O D E J A N E I R O, B R A Z I L 2 0 0 6 In the very end you could read the results of the II Beach Handball World Championships from the face of Manoel Luiz Oliveira, the President of Confederaçao Brasilieira de Handebol. And he was right: The masterpiece they set up in terms of organization in several-month long preparations led by OC Chief Fabiano Redondo finally came along with sporting success. Brazil gained the 2006 Beach Handball WCh crown in both the men’s and women’s tournament. While the Brazilian ladies were confident that they may win a medal, their male compatriots did spring a surprise. Following modest efforts in the preliminaries they constantly boosted during the knock-out stage to make through to the final. Their final victory over Turkey was the prelude to a very successful outcome for the host they would never have dreamt of. In the subsequent women’s final, the Brazilians demonstrated their class to put down the German side into second place. But not just the top teams managed to fascinate the crowd. Newcomers like the Dominican Republic and Uruguay as well as the men’s selection of Bahrain, showed fine performances to amaze both the opponents and the crowd, demonstrating the quality of beach handball as a stepping stone to break into the circuit of international top tournaments.
Ranking Women Men BRA BRA
GER TUR
RUS ESP
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C A D I Z, S P A I N 2 0 0 8 The historic town of Cadiz was given the honor to stage the III Beach Handball World Championships. The summer of 2008 will live long in the memories of the participants on both tournaments in the South of Spain. For the first time total of 24 teams and 240 athletes, participated on the World Championships, and for the first time there was a European winner on the Men’s Tournament. Just like in 2006, there was a double winner of the men’s and the women’s tournament, this time Croatia snatching the titles in both Competitions.
Ranking Women Men CRO CRO
ESP BRA
BRA SRB
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QUALIFICATION FOR THE BEACH HANDBALL WORLD CHAMPIOSHIPS 2012
The International Handball Federation’s Executive Committee decided upon proposal of the Beach Handball Working Group that the seeded teams for the 2012 Beach Handball World Championships should be the World Champions from 2010 as the first seeded team and the best team in the qualifying matches from the Continent of the 2nd finalist.
It was also decided to award the following places to the continents:
World Champion 1 3 places for the Continents depending on performance in Antlaya 2010 (the Continents of the teams ranked 2,3,4)
Oceania 1 Africa 1 Pan America 1 Asia 2 Europe 2 Host Country (Italy)
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BEACH HANDBALL ANALYSIS SYSTEM (BAS)
For the first time in the short history of Beach Handball an explicit analysis of the game itself was done during the Beach Handball World Championships 2008 in Cadiz. With the help of the Institute of Sport Sciences of the University of Tubingen and the PH Weingarten, Germany a scouting sheet for the matches was developed. This system has been developed further with the help of the company ENFAKTOR to the actual electronic Beach Handball Analysis System (BAS).
The goal of the BAS is to get valid data and results for the further development of the sport Beach Handball as well as giving important information to the coaches of the teams during the tournament. With the help of many volunteers from the Turkish Handball Federation all matches of the 4th Beach Handball World Championships 2010 will be scouted live and the scouting reports of all the matches will be uploaded immediately after each match on the internet.
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MEDIA IN BEACH HANDBALL
All matches on the main court will be covered by TV. The partner of the Turkish Handball Federation TRT will be responsible for the production of the matches and show the Turkish matches live on TV. Many other main court matches will be broadcasted all around the world. For this reason it is absolutely mandatory that all participants in the matches (coaches, players, referees and delegates) follow very strict the times and procedures before and after the matches.
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ANTALYA, T H E C I T Y
In the second half of the 17th century Evliya Çelebi wrote of a city of narrow streets containing 3,000 houses in twenty Turkish and four Greek neighborhoods. The town had grown beyond the city walls and the port was reported to hold up to 200 boats.
In the 19th century, in common with most of Anatolia, its sovereign was a "dere bey" (land lord or landowner). The family of Tekke Oglu, domiciled near Perge, though reduced to submission in 1812 by Mahmud II, continued to be a rival power to the Ottoman governor until within the present generation, surviving by many years the fall of the other great beys of Anatolia. The records of the Levant (Turkey) Company, which maintained an agency in Antalya until 1825, documented the local “dere beys”.
In the 20th century the population of Antalya increased as Turks from the Caucasus and the Balkans moved into Anatolia. By 1911 it was a city of about 25,000 people, including many Christians and Jews, still living in separate quarters around the walled mina or port. The port was served by coast steamers of local companies. Antalya (then Adalia) was picturesque, but ill-built and backward. The chief attraction for visitors was the city wall, and outside a promenade -a portion of which survives to the present. The government offices and the houses of the higher classes were all outside of the walls.
The city was briefly occupied by the Italians from the end of the First World War until the founding of the Turkish Republic in 1923.
Antalya is in south-west Anatolia, on the Mediterranean Gulf of Antalya, approximately 244 kilometers (152 mi) from Ankara, 255 kilometers (158 mi) from Adana, 222 kilometers (138 mi) from Izmir, and 300 kilometers (186 mi) from Istanbul.
The Taurus mountain range of southern Anatolia runs parallel to the Mediterranean in an east-west direction, resulting in the formation of narrow coastal plains surrounded by mountains on three sides and the sea on the fourth. Some parts of the coast feature mountains plunging sharply into the sea, forming small natural bays and peninsulas. Antalya is situated on one such plain where the mountains recede from the shore, consisting of two flat areas formed of travertine rock at a mean height of 35 meters (115 ft); the town center is located on the rocky plain closest the coast, with urban sprawl extending to the Kepezüstü Plain further inland.
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VENUE LAYOUT
Main Arena setup:
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VENUE LAYOUT
Secondary court setup:
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USEFUL ADDRESSES
CONTACT INFORMATION
Accomodation (Delegates and Referees)
Club Hotel Sera (Club Section) 07160 Lara – Antalya – TÜRKİYE Tel : +90 242 349 34 34 Fax : +90 242 349 34 54 E-mail : [email protected] Webpage: www.clubhotelsera.com.tr
Accomodation (Teams)
Club Hotel Sera 07160 Lara – Antalya – TÜRKİYE Tel : +90 242 349 34 34 Fax : +90 242 349 34 54 E-mail : [email protected] Webpage: www.clubhotelsera.com.tr
Venue:
Lara Birlik Beach Park
ANTALYA
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Venue for opening/ Closing Ceremony : “Cumhuriyet Circle” for opening ceremony “Beach court” for closing ceremony
Closing banquette and MVP Awards Around the pool
Contact Information
Ceren Aydın : Turkish Handball Federation Organization Official Tel : 0530 884 02 22 E-mail : [email protected]
Bilge Soylu: International Relations Coordinator, Turkish Handball Federation: Tel : 0090 530 501 61 63 E-Mail : [email protected] / [email protected]
Emrah İnal : Municipality Official
Tel : 0090 533 714 15 35 E- Mail : [email protected]
Official web-site www.antalya2010.org
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Provincial Directorate Tonguc Caddesi No: 21 Tel: (0242) 343 2760. Fax: 345 1506
Information Cumuriyet Caddesi Ozel Idare Alu 2 Tel: (0242) 241 1747 Fax: 241 1747
Antalya Airport Bayindir Antalya Terminal C Tel: (0242) 330 3600 Fax: 330 3346
Transport Bus station Yeni Garaj Tel: (0242) 331 1250 / 513 2650 Fax: 331 1181
Antalya Airport : Tel: (0242) 330 3030 Fax: 330 3130 Turkish Maritime Lines : Tel: (0242) 241 11 20. Fax: 247 50 95 Kaleici Marina : Tel: (0242) 243 4750. Fax: 243 4754 Kusadasi Harbour : Tel: (0242) 259 1200
Hospitals
State Hospital Soguksu Caddesi Tel: (0242) 241 2010
University Teaching Hospital Dumlupinar Bulvari Tel: (0242) 227 4480
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IHF Beach Handball Glossary of Terms
. Advantage (rule of): A clause in the Rules of the Game that gives the referees the discretion to allow play to continue even after a foul has been committed if stopping play would unfairly punish the fouled team . Assist: A player completes an assist pass when his pass leads directly to a goal by a teammate . Call: The decision made by a referee. (incorrect: whistle) . Clarifications on the Rules: a clarification is used to make a statement in a Rule of the Game more clear . Coin toss: the practice of throwing a coin in the air to choose between two alternatives . Creative (shot): having the ability or power to create; characterized by originality and expressiveness; imaginative (when leading to a goal, the goal is awarded 2 pts.) . Fair Play (or Fairplay): conformity to established rules; upright conduct and equitable conditions; conformance to the rules, spirit, and etiquette of sport. More grandly, it may be considered the ethos of sport . Fast break : a team attempt to move the ball up court and into scoring position as quickly as possible, so that the defense is outnumbered and does not have time to set up ( incorrect: counterattack) . Field of Play (FOP): court; a specially marked rectangular area within which the game is played . Forewarning (signal): a specific hand signal by the referees warning in advance or beforehand (for passive play) . Free-throw : a free-throw restarts the play after an interruption by the referees; when an infraction of the Rules is committed the team fouled gets possession of the ball from the spot were the infraction took place without being defended closer than 1m. . Fumbling: occurs when a player, who has possession of the ball, drops or mishandles the ball that is in play . Golden Goal: a method used to decide the winner of period in a draw after the end of regulation time. Golden Goal rules allow the team that scores the first goal to be declared the winner. The game finishes when a golden goal is scored. (incorrect: Sudden Death) . Half time: the intermission between the periods of the play which lasts 5' (incorrect: intermission) . In-flight: flying through the air . Infraction, infringement: violation of a Rule of the Game . Offensive foul: a foul committed by an offensive player; illegal contact committed by an offensive player (incorrect: attacker's fault) . Officiating: to serve as a referee (incorrect: refereeing) . Pass: the passing of the ball to turn over possession of the ball to a teammate . Passive play: occurs when the attacking team does not make sufficient progress in attempting to score a goal Page | 55
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. Penalty-throw, 6m-throw: a type of free-throw taken from out of the goal area line (approximately 6m.) and with only the goalkeeper of the defending team between the penalty taker and the goal (incorrect : penalty) . Period: the time (10') during which play proceeds. A Beach Handball match consists of 2 X 10' periods . Progressive punishment : the system of discipline where the penalties increase upon repeated occurrences . Protest: a formal objection (or complaint) addressed to the Competition Management when the team feel that the rules are not being correctly applied . Rebound: controlling the ball following a missed shot . Referee-throw : taken from the center of court, the referee throws the ball vertically between two players of the two teams . Screen: when a player obstructs the vision or motion of another player without causing undue contact . Shootout: a means of resolving a tie, in which an equal number of players from each side alternately take individual shots on the goal defended by the goalkeeper . Shot: a player's attempt to score a goal . Sideline: the lines which mark the outer boundaries of a court. The opposite of a sideline is a goal line . Spectacular (goal): of the nature of a spectacle; impressive or sensational; thrilling in effect; a lavishly produced performance (a spectacular goal is awarded 2 pts.) . Spin shot: a shot taken with full turn of the body in the air (incorrect: pirouette) . Steal, interception: taking the ball away from an opponent or intercepting a pass . Table Officials: Scorekeeper and Timekeeper . Team time-out: a requested break in action by a team with the possession of the ball (1 per half period) . Technical Delegate (TD): the person authorized to act as representative for the IHF . Technical Officials (TOs): the referees, delegates and table officials . Throw-in: the play used to restart play after the ball has gone over the sideline . Time-out: stoppage in the match for a short amount of time (incorrect: timeout, time out) . Traveling: a violation of the rules that occurs when a player takes too many steps without dribbling the ball (incorrect: steps) . Turnover: a turnover occurs when a team gives possession to the opposing team by losing the ball by any means (pass being intercepted, missed shot, infraction of the rules) (incorrect: turn over) . Unsportsmanlike conduct: a player, official or team who have acted inappropriately in the context of the game, not necessary illegal according to the Rules of the Game but depreciated by the vast majority of both players and spectators
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