2003 Korfball World Championship
The 7th Korfball World Championship was held in the Netherlands on 2003, with the participation of 16 national teams.
Preliminary round
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Groups Round
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Final round
Finals Pool B | ||
15–16 places | ||
Japan |
12–13 | |
13–14 places | ||
Slovakia |
21*–20 | |
11–12 places | ||
South Africa |
19–15 | |
9–10 places | ||
Hungary |
13–14* |
Semifinals Pool A | ||
5–8 places | ||
Great Britain |
15–13 | |
Germany |
12–19 | |
1–4 places | ||
Chinese Taipei |
10–23 | |
Netherlands |
23–12 |
Finals Pool A | ||
7–8 places | ||
Australia |
14–13 | |
5–6 places | ||
Portugal |
17–18 | |
3–4 places | ||
Chinese Taipei |
15–21 | |
FINAL | ||
Netherlands |
22–9 |
Final ranking
Netherlands Belgium Czech Republic Chinese Taipei Great Britain Portugal Australia Germany Catalonia Hungary South Africa Poland Slovakia India Armenia Japan
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gollark: At worst it would probably severely damage it.
gollark: A giant space rock would be very hard-pressed to destroy the Earth.
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See also
- Korfball World Championship
- International Korfball Federation
External links
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