Official site " BACS Hockey Club " Buenos Aires Christian School" A (1109) - "Rey de Reyes" foundation

Moldes 2361 street -Buenos Aires -Argetina zip code 1428 Phone: 0541147890047

ir a sitio en Español

Feedjit Live Blog Stats

ir a sitio en Español

Website Translation
Free Translation
 

Back News

Las Leonas win BDO FIH World Cup

ost nation Argentina have won the BDO FIH World Cup thanks to a 3-1 victory over The Netherlands. It was a stunning match between the two top ranked teams, but two Carla REBECCHI goals either side of a Noel BARRIONUEVO penalty corner gave Las Leonas victory over the Olympic champions.

It was a stunning night for Las Leonas, who saw their star player Luciana AYMAR named as the player of the tournament. Incredibly, AYMAR was also playing her 300th international match for Argentina, with winning the World Cup being the perfect way to crown the occasion. The best goalkeeper award went to England's Beth STORRY, who helped her side to a Bronze medal earlier in the day thanks to victory over Germany. The best young player award went to India's Rani RAMPAL, while Maartje PAUMEN was given the prize for tournament top goalscorer. Australia were the recepients of the fair play prize. 

Match 38 - Final 1-2:  Netherlands v Argentina 1-3
> Argentina are World Champions for the second time ever and for the first time since their maiden World title in 2002.
> Las Leonas are the third team to win the World Cup as hosts, joining West Germany in 1976 and the Netherlands in 1986.
> Argentina are now on 7 World Cup medals (2 gold – 3 silver – 2 bronze).
> The Netherlands are now on a record 11 World Cup medals (6 gold – 4 silver – 1 bronze).
> Argentina is the first team to beat the Netherlands three times in one year at major tournaments (Olympics, World Cup, Champions Trophy and European Nations Cup).
> Luciana Aymar, Marine Russo, Agustina Soledad Garcia and Claudia Burkart all won a third World Cup medal. They are no on 2 gold (2002, 2010) and one bronze (2006).
> Carla Rebecchi (ARG) scored twice today. She also scored in Argentina’s two Champions Trophy wins over the Netherlands at Nottingham 2010.
> Argentina have opened the score in all 7 of their matches at Rosario 2010.
> Noel Barrionuevo (ARG) scored her 6th PC goal of the tournament to become joint third on the tournament top scorer list trailing Maartje Paumen (11) and Rani Rampal (7).
> Argentina took a 2-0 lead after only 8 minutes. The last time the Dutch were 2 goals down this early in the match was 16 years ago, at the 1994 World Cup, when Germany took a 2-0 lead after only 7 minutes and went on to win 2-1.
> Tournament top scorer Maartje Paumen (NED) lifted her goals total to 12. Only Fieke Boekhorst (NED) has ever scored more goals in a World Cup tournament (13 goals in 1981).
> Maartje Paumen has scored in all 7 of Holland’s matches at Rosario 2010. The last player to score in seven successive World Cup matches was Bianca Langham-Pritchard (AUS) in 1998.
> Minke Smeets (1Gold – 3 Silvers) is now on 4 World Cup medals. The competition record is five medals by Lisette Sevens (3G – 1S – 1B) in the 1970’s and 1980’s.

SCHEDULE & RESULTS - WOMEN # Time Pool Teams Score Sunday 29 August 01 14:30 B  China :  Korea 1:2 (1:1) 02 17:00 B  Spain       :  England 2:3 (2:3) 03 19:30 B  Argentina :  South Africa 5:2 (1:1)   Monday 30 August 04 14:30 A  Netherlands :  India 7:1 (3:1) 05 17:00 A  Germany :  New Zealand 2:0 (2:0) 06 19:30 A  Australia :  Japan 2:1 (1:0)   Tuesday 31 August 07 14:30 B  China :  England 0:1 (0:1) 08 17:00 B  South Africa :  Spain 2:1 (1:1) 09 19:30 B  Argentina :  Korea 1:0 (0:0)     Wednesday 1 September 10 14:30 A  India :  Australia 3:6 (1:2) 11 17:00 A  Netherlands :  New Zealand 7:3 (2:1) 12 19:30 A  Germany :  Japan 2:1 (0:0)   Thursday 2 September 13 14:30 B  South Africa :  China RAIN 14 17:00 B  England :  Korea RAIN 15 19:30 B  Spain :  Argentina RAIN   Friday 3 September - REVISED 13 09;00 B  South Africa :  China 1:4 (1:1) 14 11:30 B  England :  Korea 1:1 (0:1) 15 14:00 B  Spain :  Argentina 0:4 (0:2) 16 16:30 A  India :  Germany 1:4 (1:2) 17 19:00 A  Australia :  Netherlands 1:4 (1:2) 18 21:30 A  Japan :  New Zealand 2:2 (0:0)    Saturday 4 September 19 14:30 B  England :  South Africa 2:1 (1:0) 20 17:00 B  Korea :  Spain 2:2 (2:1) 21 19:30 B  China :  Argentina 0:2 (0:0)    Sunday 5 September 22 14:30 A  Japan :  India 0:2 (0:1) 23 17:00 A  Germany :  Netherlands 1:2 (1:0) 24 19:30 A  New Zealand :  Australia 1:4 (1:1)     Monday 6 September 25 14:30 B  Spain :  China 0:6 (0:1) 26 17:00 B  Korea :  South Africa 5:3 (1:1) 27 19:30 B  Argentina :  England 2:0 (1:0)   Tuesday 7 September 28 14:30 A  New Zealand :  India 3:0 (0:0) 29 17:00 A  Netherlands :  Japan 5:2 (2:0) 30 19:30 A  Australia :  Germany 0:1 (0:0) - Pool Standings - Wednesday 8 September Rest Day Thursday 9 September 31 13:30 11-12   Japan :   Spain 2:1 (0:0) 32 16:30 semi   Netherlands :   England  1:1 (0:0) 4:3 aps 33 19:30 semi   Argentina  :   Germany  2:1 (1:0) Friday 10 September 34 13:30 9-10   India :   South Africa 4:3 (2:2) 35 16:30 7-8   New Zealand :   China 3:0 (2:0) 36 19:30 5-6   Australia :   Korea  2:1 (1:1) Saturday 11 September 37 16:30 Bronze   England :   Germany 2:0 (2:0) 38 19:30 Gold   Netherlands :  Argentina 1:3 (0:2)