CERS RINK HOCKEY MEDIA GUIDE 2016 – 2017 2 CERS RINK HOCKEY MEDIAGUIDE 2016 - 2017 CERS RINK HOCKEY MEDIA GUIDE EUROPEAN CUPS 2016 - 2017 Av. Almirante Gago Coutinho 114 – 1700 – 032 Lisboa – Portugal Telephone : (351) 218411166 Fax : (+351) 218491919 CERH - EXECUTIVE MEMBERS CERH President Fernando Graca CERH 1st. Vice President Lluis Ferrer CERH 2nd. Vice President Cesare Ariatti on youtube CERH ON SOCIAL NETWORKS www.facebook.com/Cerhcomite @CerhComite 3 CERS RINK HOCKEY MEDIAGUIDE 2016 - 2017 GUIDE INDEX - INDICE 2016-2017 Topic – Tema – Topico – Argomento – Sujet - Thema Pag. Glossary 6 European Competitions Activity 7 History of European Competitions 8 European Male Championships 8 European Female Championships 9 European Male Championships under 20 10 European Male Championships under 17 11 Latin Cup 12 History of European Cups 13 European Supercup 13 Continental Cup 14 Champions Cup 15 Champions League 15 Euroleague 15 Cup Winner’s Cup 17 CERS Cup 17 Female League Cup 19 Clubs European Competitions 2016-2017 20 Euroleague 20 Euroleague – schedule 20 Euroleague – Teams 21 Euroleague – activity 22 Euroleague – handbook 24 CERS Cup 40 Cers Cup – schedule 40 Cers Cup – Teams 41 Cers Cup – activity 42 Cers Cup – handbook 43 Female League Cup 73 Female League Cup – schedule 73 Female League Cup – Teams 74 Female League Cup – activity 75 Female League Cup – handbook 76 History International Competitions 2015-2016 89 International Competitions 89 European Championship Male under 20 – Vilanova (Spain) 89 Results 89 Games score sheets 92 European Champioship Club Female under 17 – Mieres (Spain) 93 Results 93 Latin Cup under 23 – Follonica – Italy 95 Results 95 Games score sheets 96 European Championship Male senior – Oliveira de Azemeis (Portugal) 97 Results 97 Games score sheets 99 4 CERS RINK HOCKEY MEDIAGUIDE 2016 - 2017 GUIDE INDEX - INDICE 2016-2017 Topic – Tema – Topico – Argomento – Sujet - Thema Pag. European Championschip Male under 17 – Mieres (Spain) 101 Results 101 Games score sheets 103 European Cups 2015-2016 104 Continental Cup 104 Intercontinental Cup 104 Euroleague 105 Euroleague – results 105 Euroleague – overall top scorers 108 Euroleague – matches refereed 109 Euroleague - games score sheets 110 Groups phase 110 Quarterfinals 122 Final Four – Lisboa 124 CERS Cup 125 Cers Cup – results 125 Cers Cup – overall top scorers 127 Cers Cup – matches refereed 128 Cers Cup - games score sheets 129 Preliminary round 129 Round of 16 136 Quarterfinals 140 Final Four – Barcelos 141 Female League Cup 143 Female League Cup – results 143 Female League Cup – overall top scorers 144 Female League Cup – matches refereed 144 Female League Cup - games score sheets 146 Round of 16 146 Quarterfinals 149 Final Four – Manlleu 151 Credits, copyright, terms of use 152 GLOSSARY English Espanol Portugues Italiano Francais Deutsch Topic Tema Topico Argomento Sujet Thema Group stage Fase de grupos Fase de grupos Fase a gruppi Phase de Gruppenphase groupes Scorers Marcadores Marcadores Marcatori Marqueurs Torschutze Referee Arbitro Arbitro Arbitro Arbitre Schiedsrichter Sent Off Espulsiones Expulsoes Espulsioni Expulsions Ausschluss Blue card Tarjeta azul Cartao azul Cartellino blu Carton bleue Blue card Red card Tarjeta roja Cartao vermelho Cartellino rosso Carton rouge Rote karte Team fouls Faltas de Faltas de equipa Falli di squadra Faute d’equipe Teamfoul equipo Teamstrafe Coach Entrenador Treinador Allenatore Entraineur Trainer Games Juego Jogo Partita – gara Jeu Spiel Score sheet Partido Ficha de Tabellino Match Spielbericht pontuacao 5 CERS RINK HOCKEY MEDIAGUIDE 2016 - 2017 EUROPEAN COMPETITIONS ACTIVITY The European Competitions will be held in the period november 2016 – May 2017 and will involve weekdays advances or postponements of the national championship matches in which the teams are engaged. EUROLEAGUE Takes place with a first phase of qualifying rounds with four teams each, then quarter-finals and Final Four. Commencing on 5th of november 2016, ending on 13-14th of may 2017. Qualifying rounds 6 qualifying rounds with home and away legs, commencing on 5th of november 2016, ending on 18th of february 2017. Quarter-finals Include the top two teams from each of the four qualifying rounds, home and away legs. First leg 11rd of march 2017, second leg 21rs of april 2017. The four winning teams access to the Euoleague Final Four. Final Four Semifinals and Final for the European Champion’s title. Takes place on 13th and 14th of may 2017. Place to be determined at a later stage. CERS CUP Takes place in several elimination phases, with home and away legs. Commencing on 5th of november 2016, ending on 29-30th april 2017. Preliminary Round Involves 28 teams; the 14 winners access the Round of 16. First leg 5th of november 2016, second leg 26th of november 2016. Round of 16 Involves 16 teams; the 8 winners access to the quarter-finals. First leg 17th of december 2016, second leg 14th of january 2017. Quarter-finals Involves 8 teams; the 4 winners access to the CERS Final Four. First leg 4th of february 2017, second leg 11th of march 2017. Final Four Semifinals and Final for the CERS CUP title. Takes place on 29-30rd april 2017. Place to be determined at a later stage. FEMALE LEAGUE CUP Takes place in several elimination phases, with home and away legs. Commencing on 12th of november 2016, ending on 25-26th of March 2017. Preliminary Round Involves 10 teams; the 5 winners access to the quarter-finals. First leg 12th of november 2016, second leg 3rd of december 2016. Quarter-finals Involves 8 teams; the 4 winners access to the WOMEN CUP Final Four. First leg 21rst of january 2017, second leg 18th of february 2017. Final Four Semifinals and Final for the Women’s European Champion’s title. Takes place on 25-26th of march 2017. Place to be determined at a later stage. 6 CERS RINK HOCKEY MEDIAGUIDE 2016 - 2017 HISTORY OF MALE EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS YEAR LOCATION 1° 2° 3° 4° 1926 HERNE BAY (GB) ENGLAND FRANCE GERMANY SWITZERLAND 1927 MONTREUX (CH) ENGLAND FRANCE SWITZERLAND GERMANY 1928 HERNE BAY (GB) ENGLAND FRANCE GERMANY SWITZERLAND 1929 MONTREUX (CH) ENGLAND ITALY FRANCE GERMANY 1930 HERNE BAY (GB) ENGLAND FRANCE GERMANY SWITZERLAND 1931 MONTREUX (CH) ENGLAND FRANCE SWITZERLAND ITALY 1932 HERNE BAY (GB) ENGLAND GERMANY FRANCE PORTUGAL 1933 NOT PLAYED 1934 HERNE BAY (GB) ENGLAND GERMANY SWITZERLAND ITALY 1936 STUTTGART (D) ENGLAND ITALY PORTUGAL SWITZERLAND 1937 HERNE BAY (GB) ENGLAND SWITZERLAND PORTUGAL ITALY 1938 ANTWERPEN (B) ENGLAND ITALY BELGIUM PORTUGAL 1939 MONTREUX (CH) ENGLAND ITALY PORTUGAL BELGIUM 1947 LISBOA (P) PORTUGAL BELGIUM SPAIN ITALY 1948 MONTREUX (CH) PORTUGAL ENGLAND ITALY SPAIN 1949 LISBOA (P) PORTUGAL SPAIN ITALY BELGIUM 1950 MILANO (I) PORTUGAL ITALY SWITZERLAND SPAIN 1951 BARCELONA (E) SPAIN PORTUGAL ITALY BELGIUM 1952 OPORTO (P) PORTUGAL ITALY SPAIN BELGIUM 1953 GENEVE (CH) ITALY PORTUGAL SPAIN SWITZERLAND 1954 BARCELONA (E) SPAIN PORTUGAL ITALY BELGIUM 1955 MILANO (I) SPAIN ITALY PORTUGAL SWITZERLAND 1956 OPORTO (P) PORTUGAL SPAIN ITALY GERMANY 1957 BARCELONA (E) SPAIN ITALY PORTUGAL ENGLAND 1959 GENEVE (CH) PORTUGAL SPAIN ITALY ENGLAND 1961 TORINO (I) PORTUGAL SPAIN ITALY HOLLAND 1963 OPORTO (P) PORTUGAL SPAIN HOLLAND SWITZERLAND 1965 LISBOA (P) PORTUGAL SPAIN ITALY HOLLAND 1967 BILBAO (E) PORTUGAL SPAIN HOLLAND ITALY 1969 LAUSANNE (CH) SPAIN PORTUGAL HOLLAND FRANCE 1971 LISBOA (P) PORTUGAL SPAIN ITALY GERMANY 1973 ISERLHON (D) PORTUGAL SPAIN GERMANY ITALY 1975 VIAREGGIO (I) PORTUGAL SPAIN ITALY GERMANY 1977 OPORTO (P) PORTUGAL SPAIN ITALY GERMANY 1979 BARCELONA (E) SPAIN PORTUGAL ITALY HOLLAND 1981 ESSEN (D) SPAIN PORTUGAL HOLLAND ITALY 1983 VERCELLI (I) SPAIN PORTUGAL ITALY HOLLAND 1985 BARCELOS (P) SPAIN ITALY PORTUGAL HOLLAND 1987 OVIEDO (E) PORTUGAL SPAIN ITALY GERMANY 1990 LODI (I) ITALIA SPAIN PORTUGAL HOLLAND 1992 WUPPERTAL (D) PORTUGAL ITALY SPAIN GERMANY 1994 MADEIRA (P) PORTUGAL SPAIN ITALY SWITZERLAND 1996 SALSOMAGGIORE (I) PORTUGAL ITALY SPAIN SWITZERLAND 1998 PACO FERREIRA (P) PORTUGAL SPAIN ITALY SWITZERLAND 2000 WIMMIS (CH) SPAIN PORTUGAL ITALY FRANCE 2002 FIRENZE (I) SPAIN PORTUGAL ITALY FRANCE 2004 LA ROCHE SUR YON (F) SPAIN ITALY PORTUGAL SWITZERLAND 2006 MONZA (I) SPAIN SWITZERLAND PORTUGAL ITALY 2008 OVIEDO (E) SPAIN PORTUGAL ITALY FRANCE 2010 WUPPERTAL (D) SPAIN PORTUGAL FRANCE GERMANY 2012 PAREDES (P) SPAIN PORTUGAL ITALY FRANCE 2014 ALCOBENDAS (E) ITALY SPAIN PORTUGAL GERMANY 2016 PORTUGAL PORTUGAL ITALY SPAIN SWITZERLAND 7 CERS RINK HOCKEY MEDIAGUIDE 2016 - 2017 HISTORY OF FEMALE EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS YEAR LOCATION 1° 2° 3° 4° 1991 GENEVE – SWITZER. ITALY HOLLAND SPAIN ENGLAND 1993 MOLFETTA – ITALY ITALY SPAIN HOLLAND PORTUGAL 1995 OVIEDO – SPAIN SPAIN ITALY SWITZERLAND GERMANY 1997 MADEIRA - PORTUGAL PORTUGAL ITALY SPAIN HOLLAND 1999 SPRINGE – GERMANY PORTUGAL SPAIN GERMANY ITALY 2001 MOLFETTA – ITALY PORTUGAL SPAIN ITALY GERMANY 2003 COUTRAS – FRANCE GERMANY SPAIN PORTUGAL FRANCE 2005 MIRA – PORTUGAL FRANCE PORTUGAL SPAIN GERMANY 2007 ALCORCON – SPAIN GERMANY SPAIN PORTUGAL FRANCE 2009 SAINT OMER – FRANCE SPAIN FRANCE GERMANY PORTUGAL 2011 CRONENBERG – GERM. SPAIN PORTUGAL GERMANY FRANCE 2013 ASTURIAS – SPAIN SPAIN PORTUGAL ITALY FRANCE 2015 MATERA – ITALY SPAIN PORTUGAL ITALY FRANCE 8 CERS RINK HOCKEY MEDIAGUIDE 2016 - 2017 HISTORY OF MALE EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS UNDER 20 YEAR LOCATION 1° 2° 3° 4° 1953 LISBOA – PORTUGAL PORTUGAL SPAIN FRANCE BELGIUM 55-56 BARCELONA – SPAIN SPAIN PORTUGAL ITALY GERMANY 1957 LISBOA – PORTUGAL SPAIN PORTUGAL BELGIUM HOLLAND 1960 LISBOA – Portugal