2009 World Women's Handball Championship

The 19th World Handball Championship for Women was held from December 5 to 20, 2009 in Jiangsu Province in the People's Republic of China. Venues were Nanjing, Changzhou, Suzhou, Wuxi, Yangzhou and Zhangjiagang.

A total of 24 teams entered in the preliminary round and main round in groups against each other. After the final round, followed by semifinals and finals and placement matches to the remaining places.

  • 3.1 Group A
  • 3.2 Group B
  • 3.3 Group C
  • 3.4 Group D
  • 4.1 Group PC I
  • 4.2 Group II PC
  • 4.3 Placement matches 13-24
  • 5.1 Group I
  • 5.2 Group II
  • 6.1 Placement Matches 5-12
  • 6.2 Final Round

Venues

Participants, qualifications

Draw for

After qualifying all 24 teams was made on July 15, 2009 in the IHF headquarters in Basel by the President of the COC, Leon Kalin, the draw for the groups.

The teams were distributed among six Lostöpfe as follows:

For these Lostöpfen The teams were drawn to the four Groups A to D.

Preliminary round

The top three teams in each group qualified for the main round.

All times refer to local time (UTC 8), the difference to the Central European Time is seven hours.

Group A

The matches of Group A were held in Wuxi.

Group B

The matches of Group B were held in Zhangjiagang.

Group C

Suzhou was the venue for the Games of the group C.

Group D

The Group D games were held in Changzou.

President's Cup

The teams that did not reach the main round, played in the President's Cup places from 13-24.

Group PC I

The matches of the group PC I took place in Wuxi.

Group II PC

The matches of the group II PC were held in Zhangjiagang.

Placement matches 13-24

The placement matches for places 19-24 and 13-18 were held in Wuxi and Zhangjiagang.

Main Round

In group I the main round, the three best teams in the groups A and B, in group II the three best teams in the groups C and D. The points scored in the first round against also qualified for the main round teams within the preliminary group were played in the main Round taken. The teams each played only against the eligible from the other group teams. The top two teams in each group reached the semi-finals.

Group I

The games in Group I were held in Yangzhou.

Group II

The games in Group II were held in Suzhou.

Final for places 1-12

Placement matches 5-12

The placement Games were held in Suzhou.

Final round

The games of the final round took place in Nanjing.

Placements

All-Star Team

Medals

Medals for places one to three (gold, silver and bronze) show on the one hand the emblem of the World Cup, which combines jasmine and a stylized female handball player. On the other hand, is the mascot of the World Cup, a cow, pictured, which stands for the Chinese lunar year.

TV broadcasts

In Germany reported the transmitter Euro Sport of the World Handball Championship in China, planned is the live broadcast of 19 World Cup matches, including all qualifying round matches of the German national team and the final.

Banns

The banns for the World Cup had to be named until 4 December 2009.

Angola

The trained by Paulo Jorge de Moura Pereira Angolan team consists of the following players:

Maria Odeth Tavares ( Clube Desportivo 1 Agosto ), Joelma Patricia Viegas ( Clube Desportivo 1 Agosto ), Anastasia Sibo ( Atletico Petroleos Luanda ), Elzira Tavares ( Atletico Petroleos Luanda ), Matilde Andre ( Atletico Petroleos Luanda ), Carolina martene Morais ( Clube Desportivo 1 Agosto ), Constantina Paulo ( Clube Desportivo 1 Agosto ), Wuta Waco Bige Dombaxe ( Clube Desportivo 1 Agosto ), Luisa Kiala ( Atletico Petroleos Luanda ), Lurdes Monteiro Marcelina ( Clube Desportivo 1 Agosto ), nelma Isabel Pedro ( Clube Desportivo 1 Agosto ), Natalia Maria Bernardo ( Atletico Petroleos Luanda ), Azenaide Danila Carlos ( Clube Desportivo 1 Agosto ), Maria Rosa Pedro ( Atletico Petroleos Luanda ), Acilene Sebatiao ( Atletico Petroleos Luanda ), Cristina Branco ( Clube Desportivo 1 Agosto ).

China

The team of hosts China took up with the following, coached by Wang Xindong players:

Xu Mo ( Shanghai), Wei Qiuxiang (Jiangsu), Guo Wei ( Heilongjiang ), wall Ru ( Guangdong), Jiang Yingying (Shandong), Li Yao ( Anhui ), Wu Yin (Shanghai), Wang Shasha (Shandong), Lan Xiaoling (Jiangsu), Huang Hong ( Anhui ) Liu Xiaomei ( Anhui ), Li Weiwei (PLA ), Zhao Jiangchuan (Shandong ) Zhao Jiaqin (Jiangsu), Gong Yan ( Anhui ), Sha Zhengwen (Shanghai)

Denmark

The coached by Jan Pytlick Danish National Team consists of the following players:

Mette Melgaard ( FCK Håndbold ) Maibritt Kviesgaard (SK Aarhus ), Mie Augustesen (Randers HK), Louise Mortensen ( Aalborg DH), Camilla Dalby (Randers HK), Lene Lund Nielsen ( Viborg HK ), Karin Mortensen (SK Aarhus ) Pernille Larsen (Odense GOG ), Christina Pedersen ( FCK Håndbold ), Kamilla Kristensen (Odense GOG ), Line Jørgensen (Odense GOG ), Kristina Kristiansen (Team Tvis Holstebro ), Trine Troelsen (SK Aarhus ), Susanne Kastrup ( Kolding ), Louise Pedersen (Odense GOG )

Germany

The coach of the German team, Rainer Osmann, named the squad on 28 November 2009.

For squad include: Sabine Englert (FC Midtjylland ), Katja Schulke (HC Leipzig), Clara Woltering (Bayer Leverkusen), Nadine Härdter ( Thüringer HC ) Isabell Klein ( Buxtehude SV), Ania Rösler (HC Leipzig), Mandy Herring ( Frankfurt HC), Nina Wörz (Randers HK), Wiebke Kethorn ( VfL Oldenburg ), Anna Lörper (Bayer Leverkusen), Susann Müller (HC Leipzig), Sabrina Neukamp ( ProVital Blomberg -Lippe ), Franziska Mietzner ( Frankfurter HC ), Laura Steinbach ( Bayer Leverkusen ), Christine Beier ( Frankfurter HC ) and Anja Althaus ( Viborg HK)

France

Olivier Beyer nominated as coach of the French team following 15 players:

Amandine Leynaud (Metz HB), Cléopâtre Darleux (Metz HB), Amélie Goudjo ( Bera ), Camille Ayglon (Metz HB), Allison Pineau (Metz HB), Claudine Mendy ( Havre AC HB), Paule Baudouin (Esbjerg ), Siraba Dembele (Toulon / St Cyr Var HB), Audrey Deroin ( Mios Biganos HB ), Christine Vanparrys -Torres ( Havre AC HB), Raphaelle Tervel ( Bera ), Marion Limal ( Hypo Niederösterreich Austria ), Katty Piejos (Metz HB), Mariama Signate (HBC Nîmes), Stéphanie Fiossonangaye (C. Dijon B.)

Norway

For Norway coach Þórir Hergeirsson nominated the following players:

Kari Aalvik Grimsbø, ( Byåsen Elite), Terese Pedersen ( Hypo Niederösterreich Austria ), Katrine Lunde Haraldsen ( Viborg HK), Renate urn (HC Leipzig), Heidi Loke ( Larvik HK), Tonje Nøstvold (FC Midtjylland ), Karoline Dyhre Breivang ( Larvik HK), Kristine Lunde - Borgersen ( Viborg HK), Kari Mette Johansen ( Larvik HK), Marit Malm Frafjord ( Byåsen Elite), Tonje Larsen ( Larvik HK), Linn -Kristin Riegelhuth Koren ( FCK Håndbold ), Ida Alstad ( Byåsen Elite ), Tine rod ( Larvik HK), Anja Edin ( Storhamar Håndball ), Camilla Herrem ( Byåsen Elite)

Romania

The coached by Radu Voina Romanian national team stepped in with the following players:

Andreea Smedescu (CS Oltchim Ramnicu Valcea ), Ramona Maier (CS Oltchim Ramnicu Valcea ), Carmen Amariei ( FCK Håndbold ), Adriana Nechita (CS Oltchim Ramnicu Valcea ), Cristina Neagu (CS Oltchim Ramnicu Valcea ), Iulia Puşcaşu (CS Oltchim Râmnicu Vâlcea ) Ionela Stanca (CS Oltchim Ramnicu Valcea ), Oana Manea (CS Oltchim Ramnicu Valcea ), Paula Ungureanu (CS Oltchim Ramnicu Valcea ), Cristina Vărzaru ( Viborg HK), Ada Moldovan (HC Dunărea Brăila ), Florentina Stanciu ( Stjarnan ), Adina Fiera (CS Oltchim Ramnicu Valcea ), Clara Vădineanu (CS Oltchim Ramnicu Valcea ), Melinda Geiger ( HCM StiinTa Baia Mare ), Georgeta Narcisa Lecuşanu (CS Oltchim Râmnicu Vâlcea )

Russia

For the Russian national team under coach Yevgeny Vasilyevich Trefilow following players have been nominated:

Inna Evgenevna Suslina ( Zvezda Zvenigorod ), Lyudmila Grigoryevna Postnowa ( Lada Togliatti ), Tatjana Dronina ( Zvezda Zvenigorod ), Jelena Viktorovna Dmitrieva ( Zvezda Zvenigorod ), Olga Levina Sergejewna (Dinamo Volgograd ), Marina Vladimirovna Jarzewa ( RostowDon ), Ksenija Vladimirovna Makejewa ( Dinamo Volgograd), Maja Andrejewna Petrova ( RostowDon ), Anna Sergejewna Sedojkina (Dynamo Volgograd), Ekaterina Sergejewna Andrjuschina ( Zvezda Zvenigorod ), Nadezhda Konstantinovna Murawjowa ( Lada Togliatti ), Ekaterina Vladimirovna Wetkowa ( Zvezda Zvenigorod ), Viktoriya Yuryevna Schilinskaite ( Lada Togliatti ) Oksana Igorevna Koroleva ( Zvezda Zvenigorod ), Emilija Chalsberijewna Turei ( FCK Håndbold ), Tatyana Evgenevna Chmyrowa (Dinamo Volgograd)

Austria

At the 2009 World Championships in China the following, trained by Herbert Müller and Mihaly Godor players were nominated by the Austrian Association:

Petra Blazek ( Hypo Niederösterreich Austria ), Marina Budecevic (TV Mainzlar ), Catherine Doppler ( Greven 09), Katrin Engel (Bayer Leverkusen), Sonja Frey (MGA handball), Romana Grausenburger ( Hypo Niederösterreich Austria ), Julia Hämmerle (HC Lustenau ), Karla Ivancok ( Hypo Niederösterreich Austria ), Laura Magelinskas (TV Beyeröhde ), Isabel Plach ( Hypo Niederösterreich Austria ), Beate Scheffknecht (SG BBM Bietigheim ), Natasha Schilk ( Hypo Niederösterreich Austria ), Simona Spiridon ( Gyori Audi ETO KC), Nina Stumvoll (SC Greven 09 ), Sabrina Stumvol (SC Greven 09), Stephanie Subke ( without club)

Sweden

For the selection of the Swedish Association nominated the following players:

Gabriella Kain (Odense GOG ), Cecilia Grubbström ( IK Sävehof ), Karin Isakson ( IK Sävehof ), Tina Flognman (Odense GOG ), Matilda Boson ( Aalborg DH), Sara Holmgren (HC Leipzig), Therese Islas Helgesson ( Nordstrand IF), Jenny Wikensten ( IK Sävehof ), Petra Skogsberg (Odense GOG ), Lisa Wirén (HC Leipzig), Johanna Ahlm ( Viborg HK), Linnea Torstensson ( Aalborg DH), Johanna Wiberg ( FCK Håndbold ), Isabelle Gulldén ( IK Sävehof ), Therese Wallter ( Aalborg DH), Sabina Jacobsen ( Lugi HF)

Spain

For the Spanish team coach Jorge Duenas nominated the following players:

Mihaela Ciobanu (BM Elche ), Cristina González ( BM León ), Elisabeth Pinedo (SD Itxako ), Noelia Oncina (BM Parc Sagunto ), Carmen Martín ( Mar Alicante ), Marta López ( BM Alcobendas), Veronica Cuadrado (BM Parc Sagunto ), Begoña Fernández (SD Itxako ), Beatriz Fernández ( BM Parc Sagunto ), Marta Mangue (Team Esbjerg ), Mari Cruz Asensi ( Elda Prestigio ) *, Elisabet Chavez (BM Parc Sagunto ), Nely Carla Alberto (SD Itxako ), Andrea Barno * re-nominated for the injured Nerea Pena (SD Itxako ) (SD Itxako ), Macarena Aguilar (SD Itxako ), Nuria benzal (BM Parc Sagunto ) on 17 November 2009

South Korea

The coached by Kim Soo Yin South Korean national team was represented by the following players:

Ju Hui ( Daegu City ), Woo Sunhee ( Samcheok City ), Kim Ona ( Byucksan ), Lee Eunbi ( Busan), Nam Hyunhwa ( Yongin City ), Jund Jihae ( Samcheok City ), Kim Chayoun ( Daegu City ), Lee Seonmi ( Yongin City ), Moon Kyeongha ( Gyeongsangnamdo ), Yoo Hyunji ( Samcheok City ), Kang Jihey (Seoul City ), Myoung Bokhee ( Yongin City ), Lee Minhee ( Yongin City ), Park Hyegyung (Seoul City ), Yu Eunhee ( Byucksan ), Moon Pilhee ( Byucksan )

Hungary

Hungary joined to the following, trained by Eszter Matefi players:

Melinda Pastrovics ( Alcoa FKC ), Szandra Zácsik ( RK Krim Mercator), Orsolya verten ( Gyori Audi ETO KC), Zita Szucsánszki (FTC Right Phone ), Anikó Kovacsics ( Gyori Audi ETO KC), Anita Bulath ( DVSC- Korvex ), Valéria Szabó ( DVSC- Korvex ), Orsolya Herr ( Vaci NKSE ), Katalin Tóth ( Mondi Bekescsabai ENK SE), Tímea Tóth ( Vaci NKSE ), Ágnes Triffa ( DVSC- Korvex ), Bernadett Bódi ( Mondi Bekescsabai ENK SE), Klára Szekeres ( Mondi Bekescsabai ENK SE), Adrienn Orbán ( Gyori Audi ETO KC), Gabriella Juhász ( DVSC- Korvex ), Zsuzsanna Tomori ( Gyori Audi ETO KC)

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