2007 FINA World Championships
Long Beach, California August 18-26, 2007
2007 FINA World Championships |
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Long Beach, California August 18-26, 2007 |
Good Luck To Team USA
Group A |
Group B |
Group C |
Group D |
| Slovakia 4-0-1 (A2) | Croatia 4-0-1 (B2) | Iran 0-0-5 (C6) | Hungary 5-0-0 (D1) |
| Egypt 2-0-3 (A4) | Puerto Rico 1-0-4 (B5) | Japan 2-0-3 (C4) | Singapore 1-0-4 (D5) |
| Brazil 3-0-2 (A3) | USA 5-0-0 (B1) | New Zeal. 1-0-4 (C5) | Argentina 2-0-3 (D4) |
| Spain 5-0-0 (A1) | Jamaica 0-0-5 (B6) | Australia 3-2-0 (C2) | Germany 3-0-2 (D3) |
| Columbia 1-0-4 (A5) | Canada 2-0-3 (B4) | Greece 3-1-1 (C3) | Kuwait 0-0-5 (D6) |
| Mexico 0-0-5 (A6) | France 3-0-2 (B3) | Serbia 4-1-0 (C1) | Italy 4-0-1 (D2) |
Saturday, August 18
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| 7 | 9 am | LBSU | IRI 0 | SRB 26 | Serbia Serbia quickly dispatched of Iran 26-0 in the opening game of the FINA 2007 Junior World Championships. The game was never in doubt for the Serbians as they raced out to a 6-0 lead after the first period. |
| 1 | 9:30 | Los Al | SLO 27 | MEX 7 | Slovakia: Mexico |
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10:30 | LBSU | NZL 2 | AUS 13 | New Zealand Australia |
| 2 | 11:00 | Los Al | BRA 5 | ESP 8 | Brazil Spain |
| 9 | 12:00 | LBSU | JPN 6 | GRE 17 | Greece Japan Japan was no match for Greece in the first game for both teams at the 2007 FINA Junior World Championships. |
| 3 | 12:30 | Los Al | EGY 9 | COL 5 | Egypt: Columbia: |
| 10 | 2:30 | LBSU | HUN 11 | ITA 7 | Hungary Italy It was a tight game early on as Hungary and Italy battled on day one of the 2007 FINA Men's Junior World Championships. Italy got off to a good start as they held a 2-1 lead after the first period. The second quarter saw the Hungarians battle back to tie the gameheaded into halftime at 3-3. However in the second half it was a different story as the Hungary squad came out revitalized and opened up a two goal lead at the end of the third quarter leading 7-5. |
| 4 | 3:30 | Los Al | CRO 15 | FRA 6 | Croatia Goals: Loncar 2, Delas 2, Cule: 1, Jokovic 2, Radmonivic 1, Sukno 3, Muslin 1, Buljubasic 1, Sutalo 2 France Referees: Bottlik, Rodriguez |
| 11 | 4:00 | LBSU | ARG 6 | GER 15 | Germany Argentina Despite an outstanding individual effort from 17-year old Gonzalo Echenique who scored five goals, four alone in the third quarter it was not enough as Argentina was defeated by Germany 15-6. Germany rolled out to a 3-0 lead after the first quarter. From there they turned it up another level opening up an 8-2 lead at the half. In the third Echenique went off bringing the score to a manageable 9-6. However Germany responded and went on a 6-0 run to close out the game en route to the victory. |
| 5 | 5:00 | Los Al | PUR 3 | CAN 22 | Puerto Rico Canada |
| 12 | 5:30 | LBSU | SIN 13 | KUW 4 | Singapore It was a banner start to the 2007 FINA Men's Junior World Championships for Singapore as they claimed their first ever world victory defeating Kuwait 13-4 on the opening day of action. Singapore started solidly on offense building a 2-0 lead after the first quarter. Kuwait got on the board at the 2:58 mark of the second to bring the score to 3-1 in favor of Singapore. Singapore would tack on one more goal to lead at halftime 4-1. In the second half Singapore pulled away as they tallied seven third quarter goals to put themselves in perfect position for the win leading 11-3 headed to the fourth. Two more goals in the final frame and Singapore came away winners at 13-4. Kuwait: "We are not happy, it's a big difference between us and Singapore, this is a very good Singapore team." -- Vidumansly Ladislav |
| 6 | 7:00 | Los Al | USA 20 | JAM 3 | Jamaica USA |
Sunday, August 19
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| 19 | 9 am | LBSU | MEX 4 | ESP 15 | |
| 13 | 9:30 | Los Al | SRB 6 | AUS 6 | Serbia Australia |
| 20 | 10:30 | LBSU | COL 6 | BRA 7 | |
| 14 | 11:00 | Los Al | GRE 15 | NZL 7 | Greece New Zealand |
| 21 | 12:00 | LBSU | SLO 16 | EGY 8 | |
| 15 | 12:30 | Los Al | IRI 9 | JPN 6 | Iran Japan |
| 22 | 2:30 | LBSU | FRA 23 | JAM 1 | France Jamaica |
| 16 | 3:30 | Los Al | ITA 11 | GER 7 | Italy Germany |
| 23 | 4:00 | LBSU | CRO 31 | PUR 2 | Croatia Puerto Rico Flash Quotes: |
| 17 | 5:00 | Los Al | KUW 2 | ARG 16 | |
| 24 | 5:30 | LBSU | HUN 26 | SIN 3 | |
| 18 | 7:00 | Los Al | USA22 | CAN 12 | USA Canada The United States controlled the game from the beginning, jumping out to a 3-1 lead over Canada midpoint through the 1st quarter. US domination was underlined by a spectacular underwater backhand by Will Hindle-Katel, forcing the Canadian goaltender to dig deep into the net, ending the first quarter with the US leading by a comfortable 6-2 margin. |
Monday, August 20
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| 31 | 9 am | LBSU | AUS 7 | GRE 7 | Australia Greece It was a frustrating result for Australia and a wonderful comeback for Greece that resulted in the two squads ending in a 7-7 tie. After the first quarter of play Australia appeared to be in control leading 3-0. Undaunted the Greeks would rally in the second frame to pull within 5-3 at the end of the first half. In the third quarter the Australian offense stalled while Greece was able to inch closer at 5-4 headed into the fourth quarter. In the fourth quarter Greece tied the score just seconds into the frame to even things up at five. Australia would then surge ahead with consecutive goals to lead 7-5 with 4:43 remaining in the game. Greece would not be denied coming back with two scores, the last of which hit the net with just 18 seconds remaining on a man up advantage. Australia had one last chance to win the game but a final shot was denied by the Greek goaltender. Flash Quotes: Australia: On two ties in the last three games "It's completely frustrating, both times we have been in the lead and then we give them a free opportunity to draw and possibly win." -- John Fox Greece: "I am happy with the recation and we came back, we feel a little bit bad as we have an opportunity to win this match but this will help us in other matches." -- Panagiotis Troulos |
| 25 | 9:30 | Los Al | ESP 15 | COL 4 | Spain Columbia |
| 32 | 10:30 | LBSU | JPN 6 | SRB 18 | Serbia: Goals: Tomasevic 1, Saponic 3, Markovic 1, Basic 2, Rachov 1, Vapenski 1, Filipovic 2, Randic 4, Petkovic 1, Ivosevic 1, Mitrovic 1 Saves: Marinkovic 7 Japan Goals: Doshita 1, Daigo 1, Someya 4, Saves: Tanamura 9 Serbia continued to roll along on day three of the 2007 FINA Men's Junior World Championships as they snuffed out Japan 18-6. The Serbians set the tone early building a 6-1 lead after the first quarter of play. From there the onslaught continued as they pulled into halftime with an advantage of 10-2. In the third quarter Japan would toss in two goals of their own but that was overshadowed by five goals from Serbia and the score after three quarters was 15-4 in favor of Serbia. Finally in the last stanza Serbia put the game away with three more goals to move along winners at 18-6. Flash Quotes: Country: Serbia: "We can expect to win this game naturally, we look at this as preparation for tomorrow's game against Greece, we will prepare everything for tomorrow's game. It will be a great challenge for both teams as the winner of the game will have an easier path in future games because of group standings." -- Nenad Vasilovski |
| 26 | 11:00 | Los Al | EGY 9 | MEX 7 | Egypt Mexico |
| 33 | 12:00 | LBSU | NZL 10 | IRI 3 | New Zealand Iran: "New Zealand deserved to win, we made alot of penalties, but we saw some things that are important for us." -- Mohsen Rezvani |
| 27 | 12:30 | Los Al | BRA 7 | SLO 12 | Brazil Slovakia |
| 34 | 2:30 | LBSU | GER 30 | KUW 2 | Germany Goals: Knoop 1, Fleck 1, Rohe 3, Luciak 1, Gietz 13, Dammbrueck 3, Mueller 4, Stamm 4 Saves: Foersch 1 Kuwait Goals: Mohammad 1, Al-Roughani 1 Saves: Al Tameemi 10 Germany took advantage of an undermanned less experienced Kuwait squad 30-2 on day three of the 2007 FINA Men's Junior World Championships. The victory moves Germany to 2-1 while Kuwait falls to 0-3 in Group D play. It was a banner day for Tobias Gietz as he single handedly took out Kuwait with 13 goals of his own. Germany cruised from the start opening up a 7-0 lead after the first quarter and then doubling their pleasure up 14-0 at halftime. In the third quarter they rocketed their lead to 23-0. Finally in the fourth Kuwait broke through with two scores but it was all for naught as Germany came away the winners 30-2. Flash Quotes: Country: Kuwait: "We have young kinds here in their late teens and they are here to get good experience and to try and increase water polo in Kuwait. There is a big difference (between Kuwait and Germany) but we expected it and hopefully we can learn from it. It may look like a big loss but we win in experience" -- Eisa Alnashmi |
| 28 | 3:30 | Los Al | JAM 5 | CAN 15 | |
| 35 | 4:00 | LBSU | SIN | ITA | Italy Singapore: "If we don't have our heads switched on ready to play (this will happen), it was a very poor effort on our part. It was just basic skills and concentration. You can go into a game raring and ready to go but you have to have concentration. With a team like this you're gonna have your highs and lows and until you play consistent this is what will happen." -- Paul Oberman |
| 29 | 5:00 | Los Al | PUR 3 | FRA 25 | |
| 36 | 5:30 | LBSU | ARG 6 | HUN 20 | Hungary Argentina: "The positive for us is to play in this game with Hungary. We think that Argentina do a good job and play a good game. We made alot of mistakes but we weren't hurt that much by our mistakes." -- Enrique Piedfort |
| 30 | 7:00 | Los Al | USA 11 | CRO 6 | USA What began as a tense back and forth battle with four ties turned into a contest where the United States was able to pull away from a Croatian team they had failed to beat in two recent attempts this summer overseas. With the victory USA improved to 3-0 while Croatia falls to 2-1, and more importantly USA continued to pave the way for a perfect record in group play with two games looming, which can only benefit the squad down the road. All the elements were there for Team USA tonight starting with goaltending and the play of Chay Lapin. Fittingly the game ended with the ball in the hands of Lapin who seemed to control it's movements all evening long. He tallied 18 total saves, few of the "cheap" variety, and reached his own personal goaltending zen which results in Lapin screaming "Get Out!" to potentials shots that come hurled at his cage. "I couldn't have asked for a better effort from Chay and my team," remarked USA Head Coach Doug Peabody. Sure Lapin was aware he had brought a good game with him on this night, but what interested him more is what the victory accomplishes for this USA team, "It finally gives us confidence, just because we are USA and we are usually the underdogs," Lapin continued, "I came off a hard game and (tonight) I felt really focused and my defense helped," he concluded. It was more than just Lapin as the offense seemed to get better as the game wore on led by four tallies off the hand of JW Krumpholz including his own personal hat trick during the third stanza. While Krumpholz had set up shop from four meters on in Jansen Wigo provided some fire power as well lighting the proverbial lamp on two occassions. And then there was the birthday boy Matthew Sagehorn who celebrated his 20 years with a score of his own which led to the crowd serenading him with a birthday tune. There wasn't much this game didn't have including a dose of reality from all team USA players that while this win is important and memorable it's just one step in a long road to haul, "It feels great but we are just one step closer, it's just a bracket game and we gotta think about that," said Sagehorn. Lapin echoed those statements in regards to making too much of this victory, "we talked about that, we just take it game after game, we might meet up with them in the semis, this is just one stepping stone," stated Lapin. Granted it was just a stepping stone, but for Team USA it was one nice step in the right direction on all fronts, "I think we did a job tonight being USA Water Polo," Peabody added as he then walked off to greet friends and family in the crowd of revelers knowing his group is right back in the pool tomorrow night against Puerto Rico where they get a shot to take another step. Country: USA: "We won a bracket game and we have to keep that in mind" -- Doug Peabody |
Tuesday, August 21
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| 43 | 9 am | LBSU | MEX 7 | COL 8 |
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| 37 | 9:30 | Los Al | SRB 11 | GRE 5 | Serbia Goals: Tomasevic 1, Saponic 1, Basic 3, Rakov 2, Vapenski 1, Rahdic 1, Mitrovic 2 Serbia Saves: Marinkovic 10 Greece Goals: Papadogkonas 1, Gounas 1, Kolomas 1, Fountoulis 1, Beristianos 1 Greece Saves: Chronopoulos 6 |
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| 44 | 10:30 | LBSU | SVK 4 | ESP 16 |
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| 38 | 11:00 | Los Al | IRI 5 | AUS 23 | Iran Goals: Afshari 1, Pirozkah 1, Aghazarian 2 Khani 1 Iran Saves: Kiavari 3, Sajadran 7 Australia Goals: Cargill 3, Campbell 6, O'Halloran 1, Young 1, Miller 2, Lawrence 2, Harmer 1, Cody 3, Howden 2, Lewis 2 Australia Saves: Dennerly 1, Hahn 5 |
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| 45 | 12:00 | LBSU | EGY 7 | BRA 9 |
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| 39 | 12:30 | Los Al | JPN 10 | NZL 6 | JAPAN 10 NEW ZEALAND 6 JAPAN: Hideyuki TANAMURA, Yuseuke SHIMIZU (2), Hiroki YANASE, Naoki DOSHITA (1), Yuya DAIGO (1), Masatoshi SOMEYA, Akira YANASE (1), Hiroshi YAMAGUCHI (2), Hiroki WAKAMATSU (2), So MATSUMOTO, Yoko TAKAHASHI, Yoichi YASUDA, Takafumi IKEMOTO. Head Coach: Tadashi KITAZAKI. NEW ZEALAND: Michael PARR, Iosefa TUOASAU (2), Marc JANSSEN, Jonathan ROSS (2), Daniel JACKSON, Conor LUI, Ryan WILKINSON, Matthew REID, Andrew SIEPRATH (2), Joshua POTAKA, Mark RYAN, Maui WHAITIRI, Toby DEVINE. Head Coach: Kurt GOLDSWORTHY. Shooting success: JPN 10/26; NZL 6/35 Extra Man: JPN 4/7; NZL 3/9 Goalkeeper saves: JPN 17; NZL 9 Match Report: Japan held all the cards and was more economical in shooting. Shot were channelled back to goalkeeper Tanamura, who made 17 saves, the second highest haul of the competition. Japan went better on extra but looked the better team in the water. It took until nearly 90 seconds into the second half for the Kiwis to score their first goal. They managed to get the game back to 4-3 two minutes into the third but Japan took the three-goal advantage at the break to four just after the restart. The void was too much for New Zealand to bridge. |
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| 46 | 2:30 | LBSU | SIN 9 | ARG 10 |
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| 40 | 3:30 | Los Al | ITA 21 | KUW 3 | ITALY: William WASHBURN, Niccolo PATRONE (1), Giacomo NINFA (1), Paride SACCOIA (1), Alex GIORGETTI (6), Edoardo CALIOGNA, Niccolo FIGARI, MarcoFERRONE (1), Federico LA PENNA (4), Francesco LO CASCIO (4), Alessandro NORA(2), Gianmarco GUIDALDI (1), Dario GENNARO. Head Coach: Pietro IVALDI. KUWAIT: Yaaqub AL TAMEEMI, Faisal AL-ASKARI (1), Saleh MOHAMMAD (1), Haidar SAFFAR, Mubarak AL-ROUGHANI, Shamlan AL-SHAMLAN, Jarrah AL-KANDARI, Ali ESMAEIL (1), Jasem AL-SAFRAN. Head Coach: Ladislav VIDUMANSKY. Shooting success: ITA 21/43; KUW 3/21 Extra Man: ITA 2/5; KUW 1/2 Pen: ITA 1/1 Goalkeeper saves: ITA 11; KUW 3/13 Match Report: Kuwait was outclassed but still gained the experience of playing a top-flight team, which these championships are trumpeting. Italy started strongly and shot to a 7-0 lead at the quarter and it wasn¹t untilmidway through the period that Mohammad raised the flag for Kuwait. Giorgetti scored six goals as the Italians romped on to 15-2 at halftime and took the foot off the gas with a 5-0 third period and a 1-1 final period. |
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| 47 | 4:00 | LBSU | FRA 14 | CAN 10 |
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| 41 | 5:00 | Los Al | HUN 18 | GER 1 | HUNGARY 18 GERMANY 1 HUNGARY: David BISZTRITSANYI, Endre BOROS (2), Botand SZABO, Gabor PECZ (2), Zsolt LAZAR, Tamas SZIKLAI (1), Viktor VOROS (3), Attila KINCSES (4), Ferenc SALAMON (2), Denes VARGA (1), Balazs HARAI (1), Lonzo MARNITZ (2), AttilaDECKER. Head Coach: Tibor KESZTHELYI. GERMANY: Matthias FOERSCH, Sascha KNOOP, Julian REAL, Julian FLECK, TillROHE, Bartolomaeus LUCZAK, Tobias GIETZ (1), Tobias PREUSS, Holger DAMMBRUECK, Maximilian MUELLER, Paul SCHUELER, Marko STAMM, Tim HOEHNE. Head Coach: Peter ROEHLE. Shooting success: HUN 18/27; GER 1/24 Extra Man: HUN 5/6; GER 1/9 Pen: HUN 1/1 Goalkeeper saves: HUN 11; GER 6 Match Report: Hungary completely outplayed Germany, who seemed listless and lacking in anyinspiration to play. Hungary practised man-down defence for much of the second half and elected to send a man up front in the setting sun. Hungaryinvariably stole the ball or blocked the shot and passed down the pool forthe forward scout to score. German players were frustrated on the bench butin the water there seemed a lack of effort made for a frustrating game towatch. Germany took only four shots in the final quarter. Hungary¹s defencewas awesome and the vast array of unguarded shots was breathtaking. No wonder Hungary is top of the group with a clean sheet. |
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| 48 | 5:30 | LBSU | CRO 26 | JAM 1 |
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| 42 | 7:00 | Los Al | PUR 1 | USA 19 | UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 19 PUERTO RICO 1 Referees: Gyorgy JUHASZ (HUN), TANG Hong Boon (SIN) Quarters: 5-0, 4-1, 6-0, 4-0 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: Chay LAPIN, JP MacDONELL (1), JW KRUMPHOLZ (4), Arjan LIGTENBERG (2), Anthony ARTUKOVICH, Matthew SAGEHORN (2), Janson WIGO,Will HINDLE-KATEL (2), Scott DAVIDSON (2), Nico SARDO (1), Justin RAPPEL(2), Spencer WARDEN (3), Andy STEVENS. Head Coach: Doug PEABODY. PUERTO RICO: Juan FRADERA, Francisco VARGAS, Arturo APONTE, Rafael VIDAL,Jean Carlos BATIZ, Luis VIDAL, Fabians TORRES, Javier Andrade, Alan BAYOU(1), Roberto EXTREMER, Derrick ESCARFULLERY, Gabriel PONCE DE LEON, Damien APONTE. Head Coach: Francisco VARGAS. Shooting success: USA 19/47; PUR 1/16 Extra Man: USA 3/5; PUR 0/2 Goalkeeper saves: USA 4; PUR 12 Match Report: The USA blasted home the superior advantage but used the bench and worked the combinations in preparation for the quarterfinals. Puerto Rico tried hard but the youngsters, with four aged 16 and two 17, could not penetrate for much of the time. The sole Puerto Rican goal was scored by one of the smallest players in the pool if not in the tournament in Bayou, who is the team¹s youngest player. The win gave the USA four straight and just France tomorrow to cement the group win. |
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Wednesday August 22
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| 55 | 9 am | LBSU | NZL 3 | SRB 14 |
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