#u18 svk

[svkhky]

IIIHF 🤝 consistently posting team slovakia yelling curse words (andreas deserves to say it the most anyway)

[extraliga-related]

USA 0 - 1 SVK | ALICA JURÍKOVÁ

[whatodoo-switzerland]

2023 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 World Championship: GER - SVK - Porrentruy, Switzerland | 24 Apr, 2023.

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[ateeztism]

Women’s U18 Day One Game Three Recap - USA vs FIN (December 26, 2019)

Other Recaps From Today: SUI/CZE - CAN/RUS - SWE/SVK 

Brief Recap:

United States vs Finland - 9:30am - United States wins 4 - 1 

In-depth Recap

Game 3 of the First Day (Game 3 of the Tournament) - United States vs. Finland - 9:30am

Final Score: United States - 4 / Finland - 1 (USA wins in regulation)

United States Goal Scorers: Abbey Murphy (1), Clara van Wieren (1), Audrey Wethington (1), Rory Guilday (1)

Finnish Goal Scorers: Kiira Yrjanen (1)

Box Score:

1st Period:

UNITED STATES GOAL - Scored by Abbey Murphy, assisted by Haley Winn

FINLAND GOAL - Scored by Kiira Yrjanen, assisted by Sofianna Sundelin and Sanni Rantala 

2nd Period:

UNITED STATES GOAL - Scored by Clara van Wieren, assisted by Lacey Eden

UNITED STATES GOAL - Scored by Audrey Wethington, assisted by Kiara Zanon and Maggie Nicholson

3rd Period:

UNITED STATES GOAL - Scored by Rory Guilday, assisted by Lacey Eden

American Player of the Game: Kiara Zanon (1 assist, 1 shot, +1)

Finnish Player of the Game: Kiia Lahtinen (47 saves on 51 shots, 0.921 save %)

Player to Watch Out For: Well I try not to put whoever the player of the game was here (and I won’t!) but it’s impossible to not mention Kiia Lahtinen’s stellar performance. The newly sixteen year old’s performance was definitely a bright spot in an otherwise lackluster game for Team Finland. Other than that, it was clear from past performances alone Abbey Murphy has great potential, and she showed that in this game. She had a goal in this game to go along with her SEVEN shots. She has 12 points in 11 games with the U18 program and is committed to the University of Minnesota next year.

This was a game I got to watch, and what a game too! The USA girls, or “eaglets” as I’ve been affectionately calling them, played phenomenally in this game. 51 shots! Penalties were almost even with Team USA being only slightly better disciplined, taking 3 penalties to Finland’s 4. I can’t say I blame Finland for taking that many penalties, considering just how dominant Team USA was. This game could’ve been 8-1 if it weren’t for Kiia Lahtinen just about standing on her head! The game was rather rough for Tyttöleijonat, but if the offense can get going then, with a goalie like that, I think they could be a huge threat and even compete for the gold medal.

[judocritics]

EYOF (Banská Bystrica, Svk): Ray Marinx 5° - Victoria Sibille 7°

(26/29-Jul-2022)

>> 2022 EYOF (live results, ijf.org)    

3 Belgische judoka’s namen deel; voor de VJF was er Ray Marinx. >> link saaie VJF-verslag 

Lola Fache (°04; /-52kg; Kanido Herseaux) : 9°(1 own)   momenteel de beste jeugd-judoka in de /-52kg : in december won ze het BK u18, in februari werd ze Belgisch kampioene u21. Internationaal stelt ze weinig voor momenteel: in 2021-2022 nam ze deel aan in totaal 5 ECups, maar zonder zichtbaar resultaat; nam vorig jaar wél deel aan het EK u18/-52kg en werd er 7° na 2 overwiningen; ze verliest daar tegen Florina Badiceanu (°04; Rou; 3°EK’21 u18/-52kg) en verliest tegen Inez Bognar (°05; Hun; 5°EK’21 u18/-52kg &  2°EK’22 u18/-57kg);  in mei dit jaar won Lola het tornooi van La Roche-sur-Yon (Fra, label “Excellence u21”).

Op dit EYOF heeft Lola een ‘bye’ in ronde-1; in 1/8-fin wint ze tegen de internationaal onbekende Rea Pusnik (°??; Slo); in 1/4 finale dan sneuvelt ze tegen de latere winnares Laura Gomez Antona (°04; Esp; hier 1°; in 2022 u21/-52kg: 5° Coïmbra & 7° Malaga). In haar 1ste repechage tenslotte verliest Lola tegen Seyma Yildirim (°05; Tur; hier 7°; 1°NK’22 u18/-52kg; 3°EK’21 u18/-48kg)   

   Victoria Sibille (°04; /-48kg; Inter-Gembloux-Wavre) : 7° (1 own)   vroeger lid van Saint-Denis; sinds 2020 by IGW; nog nooit Belgisch kampioene geweest; wél 5x na mekaar 2° (2018-2022) en 3° 2017; behaalde meerdere podia in Frankrijk op Label-A / Excellence tornooien (2° Harnes’19; 2° Amneville’19; 1° Maubeuge’20; 1° Antwerp Open’20; 1° La Roche-sur-Yon’22); Internationaal onder de radar: nam net als Lola, ook deel aan het EK u18/-44kg en werd er 9° na 2 overwinningen. Ze verliest in 1/4-fin tegen de latere winnares Pauline Cuq (°04; Fra; in 2019 3°EK & 3°WK /-40kg; momenteel reeds 10x ECup medaille, waarvan 8x Goud); en Victoria verliest daar ook in haar 1ste repechage tegen Farida Mirzayeva (°??; Aze; daar 7°).

Hier op dit EYOF vecht ze haar 1ste kamp tegen de lokale Martina Sekova (°??; Svk): winst met ippon na 1′44″min; in 1/4-fin echter ippon verlies tegen Konul Aliyeva (°04; Aze; hier 2°; 3x zilver momenteel op een ECup u21/-48kg); en in haar 1ste repechage verliest Victoria eveneens tegen Helen Habib (°05; Ger; hier 3°; 2-voudig Duits kampioene u18/-44kg en 3°EK’21 u18/-44kg); 

   Ray Marinx (°04; /-66kg; no JRL; JC Koksijde): 5° (4 own)   op het VK dit jaar werd de finale u21/-66kg beslecht tussen Robbe Demets (laatste-jaars) en Ray (eerste-jaars)/ Robbe won op shido (00s2/00s3); op het BK moest Ray forfait geven;  Internationaal vocht hij in de periode [2019-2021] in totaal 9 ECups, wat in tijden van corona, best wel veel was: balans: 2x 5° en 2x 7°; ook Ray stond op het EK u18/-66kg in 2021, maar sneuvelde onmiddellijk in zijn 1ste kamp; Als junior vocht hij dit jaar op 3 ECups: Lignano (9°; 1 own), Nanterre (9°; 2 own), Malaga (out; 0 own).

Het voordeel van een EYOF is dat je als 1ste-jaars junior, hier vecht als ‘laatste-jaars’, ttz. niemand is ouder. Ray bereikt de 1/4-fin in poule-D : hij wint in 1/16-fin van Jan Moravik (°04; Cze), na 2′24″min (02s0/00s2); Moravik géén top-8, over in totaal 4 ECups; in 1/8-fin wint Ray van Samuel Hager (°05; Svk): waza-ari na 1′57″min GS (01s1/00s2); Hager vocht op 5 ECups u18, en werd 2x 7° in 2022 (Lignano & Strasbourg); van geen betekenis op de 2 EKs u18 waaraan hij deelnam (2021-2022); in 1/4-fin verliest Ray (ippon) na 2′30″min van Eltaj Yusifli (°04; Aze): 2 ECups vocht de Azeri: 5° Teplice’21 u18/-60kg & 13° (1 own) Poznan’22 u21/-66kg; Yusifli wordt hier 5°; in repechage wint Ray ook 2 kampen: eerst tegen Ciro De Luca (°04; Ita; 2°NK’22 u21; 3° Porec’21 u18): hij komt 2 shido’s achter, maar wint uiteindelijk met w-a na 33″sec GS; daarna wint Ray tegen Krystian Liwocha (°04; Ger; 5° Teplice’21 u18), dit jaar geen top-8 u21/-66kg in Poznan, Malaga, Graz;  >> video : een gelijkopgaande kamp tussen gelijkwaardige judoka’s met aanvallend judo; de eerste shido (tegen Liwocha) valt pas na 1’13″min GS, en pas daarna wordt Ray meer duidelijk de meest aanvallende, meest frisse judoka; Ray wint tenslotte op shido na 6′53″min wedstrijd (00s0/00s3). 

Voor brons een wedstrijd tegen Tornike Mosiashvili (°04; Geo; in 2021 u18/-60kg: 3° Porec & 7° EK). >> video : 2 heupworpen en de medaille-droom van Ray was voorbij: na 9″sec tsuri-goshi van de Georgiër en waza-ari; en een uki-goshi, gevolgd door een zweem van uchi-mata, maakten het af na 1′26″min.   

  Azerbaijan won dit EYOF voor landenteams; Mark vd Ham mag weeral een (goedbetaald) lintje opspelden ;-)   

[runridedive]

Two medals for SA at canoeing World Marathon Champs

Team South Africa celebrated a double medal haul at the ICF Canoe Marathon World Championships on the Cavada River at Vila de Prado in Portugal, as Nick Notten and the junior K2 crew of Hamish Mackenzie and Dave Evans raced onto the podium in their respective races.

Notten was locked in a ferocious four-boat scrap at the front of the Men’s Under 23 K1 race that was reduced to three after the dramatic disqualification of Hungarian star Grygory Jakab.

With the medallists decided Notten was left to slug it out with John Vold of Denmark and German ace Marcel Paufler to decide who would occupy which steps on the podium.

Vold took charge of the final end sprint and Notten was content to settle for the bronze medal at the end of a gripping race.

Maritzburg College schoolboys Mackenzie and Evans grabbed the first medals for Team SA missing out on a world title by the narrowest of margins.

The race was soured however by an appeal by one of the trailing Spanish crews objecting to the South Africans paddling under one particular arch of the bridge over the river.

Despite the fact that it had no impact on the outcome of the race, the race officials slapped the crew of Mackenzie and Evans with a fifteen second penalty that took them down to third.

The duo, who raced to the silver medal at last year’s world championships at Camps Drift, raced a hugely courageous race, staging a staggering solo break during the first half of the six lap contest and went into the last 1000 metre lap seemingly holding all the cards over the powerful Danish crew of Thornbjorn Rask and Nikolai Thomsen.

The Danes timed their charge in the finish lane to perfection and surged in the final stroke of the race, forcing the judges to a photo finish to confirm that they had indeed pipped the South African crew by an estimated three centimetres.

“I definitely didn’t expect the rest of the bunch to catch us after we got away,” said Mackenzie after the race. “Rask and Thomsen are so powerful, we just couldn’t hold them off at the finish.”

The Euro Steel Maritzburg College pair were dominant on the portages and managed to establish and build on their leads using their running prowess at the end of each lap.

“We had practiced our portages so many times, we knew we could get away there, but it is a long way,” said Mackenzie.

“When they caught us I did feel like we still had it because we could rest on the diamond, but they were the better crew on the day,” he added.

Compatriots Uli Hart and Matt Fenn were also on the front bunch early on but were the first casualties of the ferocious pace and tactical jousting on the front bunch, and were left to race alone into fifth position overall.

Earlier in the day the Junior Women’s K2 racing saw Hamish Mackenzie’s cousin Caitlin Mackenzie race into eighth position and teammates Amy Peckett and Cayleigh Shaw earning a solid top ten finish two places further back.

Saturdays programme sees South African paddlers taking on the Men’s K1 and the Women’s K1 races.

Dave Evans (back) and Hamish Mackenzie won the silver medal in the Men’s Under 18 K2 race on the second day of the 2018 ICF Canoe Marathon World Championships in Vila de Prado, in Portugal.

SUMMARY OF RESULTS WORLD MARATHON CHAMPIONSHIPS, PRADO VILA VERDE

WOMEN’S U18 K2 1 Olga Bako/Emese Kohalmi HUN 1:27:53.20 2 Zsóka Csikos/ Viktória Tofalvi HUN 1:29:32.56 3 Emma Russell/ Freya Peters GBR 1:31:19.65 4 Petra Giuliano/Teresa Isotta ITA 1:31:23.71 5 Brianna Jones/Hannah Scott AUS 1:31:43.83 6 Katarina Pecsukova/Karolina Seregiova SVK 1:31:55.56 7 Joana Dos Santos/Lara Feijoo ESP 1:32:57.33 8 Caitlin Mackenzie/Zara Wood RSA 1:33:00.52 9 Érica Sa/Andreia Azevedo POR 1:33:25.55 10 Amy Peckett/Cayleigh Shaw RSA 1:34:15.84

MEN’S U18 K2 1 Thorbjørn Rask/Nikolai Thomsen DEN 1:35:15.46 2 Luis Alvarez/Oscar Borrego ESP 1:35:39.50 3 Hamish Mackenzie/David Evans RSA 1:35:30.79 4 Gabriel Perea/Pablo Roza ESP 1:35:51.40 5 Damián Pinta/Federico Garcia ARG 1:37:38.54 6 Uli Hart/Matthew Fenn RSA 1:37:56.66 7 Tobias Keil/Juan Antorena ARG 1:38:16.95 8 Lois Mille/Briac Labbe FRA 1:38:43.50 9 Lasse Lausberg/Tobias Heuser GER 1:38:50.61 10 Ronan Foley/Matthew Mccartney IRL 1:39:45.08

MEN’S U23 K1 1 Jon Vold NOR 01:53:26.37 2 Marcel Paufler 1:53:26.93 3 Nicholas Notten RSA 1:53:32.73 4 Mads Pedersen DEN 1:54:51.29 5 Sebastian Vegauven ARG 1:54:53.37 6 Sándor Meszaros HUN 1:55:12.73 7 Aarón Dieguez ESP 1:55:40.91 8 Miguel Rodrigues POR 1:57:50 9 Nikolai Whinter DEN 1:58:45 10 Magnus Gregory GBR 1:58:57 12 Louis Hattingh RSA 2:00:12

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[inforussian-blog]

<img src="https://img.tyt.by/thumbnails/n/sport/03/1/rus-svk-20-04-2017-1.jpg" width="72" height="53" alt="Фото: u18worlds2017.iihf.com" border="0" align="left" hspace="5" />На юношеском (U18) чемпионате мира по хоккею, элитный дивизион которого с 13 по 23 апреля принимают словацкие города Попрад и Спишска Нова Вес, определились полуфиналисты турнира.<br clear="all" /> Read More...

[puckfans]

PHOTO GALLERY: IIHF U18 World Championship 2017 SUI - SVK 1:2 (0-0, 1-1, 0-1) http://www.puckfans.at/foto/index.php/Season-2016-2017/U18-IIHF-World-Championship/IIHF-U18-SUI---SVK/IMG_6733

[marcolino1975]

2017 IIHF ICE HOCKEY U18 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP in Poprad & Spisska Nova Ves / SVK

2017 IIHF ICE HOCKEY U18 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP in Poprad & Spisska Nova Ves / SVK

Junioren U18 Eishockey WM in der Slovakei findet vom 13.4.2017 – 23.4.2017 14. April 19:30 Schweiz – Lettland       Live Stream              

[svkhky]

if you even think of putting this loss on the shoulders of a 17-year-old boy there’s not a nasty enough word to describe you

[extraliga-related]

16-year-old Pobežal scores his 1st Extraliga goal in his 2nd game!!

[svkhky]

back details of alan lenďák’s mask. i appreciate the tribute to nitra just a bit more than i do the “everyday is game 7”

[extraliga-related]

🇸🇰 SLOVAK U18 WJC ROSTER

GOAL

Lukáš Fürsten (Team Slovakia U18, SHL)

Damian Slávik (Team Slovakia U18, SHL)

Samuel Urban (Sioux City Musketeers, USHL)

DEFENSE

Richard Baran (South Kent School, 18 U AAA)

Samuel Barcík (HKM Zvolen, Extraliga SVK)

Leo Eperješi (Chicago Steel, USHL)

Tomáš Kráľovič (Team Slovakia U18, SHL)

Milan Pišoja (Team Slovakia U18, SHL)

Maxim Štrbák (Sioux Falls Stampede, USHL)

OFFENSE

Adam Cedzo (HC Oceláři Třinec U20, CZ U20)

Peter Císar (Madison Capitols, USHL)

František Dej (HC Modré Krídla Slovan, SHL)

Dalibor Dvorský (AIK, HockeyAllsvenskan)

Daniel A. Jenčko (Malmö Redhawks J20, J20 Nationell)

Roman Kukumberg Jr (HC Slovan Bratislava, Extraliga SVK)

Patrik Masnica (Team Slovakia U18, SHL)

Andrej Párička (Team Slovakia U18, SHL)

Juraj Pekarčík (HK Nitra, Extraliga SVK)

Tomáš Pobežal (Team Slovakia U18, SHL)

František Ridzoň (Québec Remparts, QMJHL)

Timotej Varga (Team Slovakia U18, SHL)

[extraliga-related]

They really left their 17-year-old goalie out to dry, huh?

Poor guy.

[svkhky]

andreas straka goes fourth in the chl import draft!!

[svkhky]

alex čajkovič signs a three-year deal with hk poprad!

“i am happy to have signed my first professional contract. poprad offered me the best conditions. we played a lot of national team matches here and i know the basics . i could have played another year in the chl, but i decided to speed up my transition to senior hockey.”