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2015 WOMEN' S EUROPEAN VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP :
Netherlands & Belgium, 26 September - 4 October : Rotterdam : Russia 3 - ITALY 1 (30-28, 20-25, 25-23, 25-20)  Antwerp : Turkey 3 - Germany 2 (25-20, 21-25, 20-25, 25-23, 15-12) Rotterdam : Netherlands 3 - Poland 1 (25-16, 23-25, 25-16, 25-15) Antwerp : Serbia 3 - Belgium 1 (19-25, 29-27, 25-11, 25-18) SEMIFINALS SCHEDULE : 3 October : Rotterdam : h. 15.30 : Netherlands vs Turkey h. 18,30 : Russia vs Serbia |
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2015 WOMEN' S EUROPEAN VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP :
Netherlands & Belgium, 26 September - 4 October : Results Playoffs : Rotterdam : ITALY 3 - Croatia 0  Rotterdam : Belarus 2 - Poland 3 Antwerp : Germany 3 - Hungary 0 Antwerp : Czech Republic 1 - Belgium 3 QUARTERFINALS SCHEDULE : 1 October : Rotterdam : h. 17 CET : Netherlands vs Poland - h. 20 CET : Russia vs ITALY Antwerp : h. 17,30 CET : Turkey vs Germany - h. 20,30 CET : Serbia vs Belgium |
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2015 WOMEN' S EUROPEAN VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP :
Netherlands & Belgium, 26 September - 4 October : Pool A (Apeldoorn, Netherlands) Complete Results : Slovenia 0 - Netherlands 3 ITALY 3 - Poland 1 Netherlands 3 - Poland 1 Slovenia 1 - ITALY 3 Poland 3 - Slovenia 0 Netherlands 3 - ITALY 0 Final Classification : 1. NETHERLANDS 9 points Qualified for the Quarterfinals  2. Italy 6 points Qualified for the Playoffs 3. Poland Qualified for the Playoffs 4. Slovenia 0 points Eliminated Pool B (Antwerp, Belgium) Complete Results : Hungary 0 - Belgium 3 Turkey 3 - Azerbaijan 0 Belgium 3 - Azerbaijan 0 Hungary 0 - Turkey 3 Azerbaijan 1 - Hungary 3 Belgium 0 - Turkey 3 Final Classification : 1. TURKEY 9 points Qualified for the Quarterfinals 2. Belgium 6 points Qualified for the Playoffs 3. Hungary 3 points Qualified for the Playoffs 4. Azerbaijan 0 points Eliminated Pool C (Rotterdam, Netherlands) Complete Results : Bulgaria 0 - Russia 3 Croatia 0 - Belarus 3 Russia 3 - Belarus 0 Bulgaria 2 - Croatia 3 Belarus 3 - Bulgaria 2 Russia 0 - Croatia 3 Final Classification : 1. RUSSIA 6 points Qualified for the Quarterfinals 2. Belarus 5 points Qualified for the Playoffs 3. Croatia 5 points Qualified for the Playoffs 4. Bulgaria 2 points Eliminated Pool D (Eindhoven, Netherlands) Complete Results : Czech Republic 3 - Romania 0 Serbia 3 - Germany 0 Romania 1 - Germany 3 Czech Republic 0 - Serbia 3 Germany 3 - Czech Republic 0 Romania 0 - Serbia 3 Final Classification : 1. SERBIA 9 points Qualified for the Quarterfinals 2. Germany 6 points Qualified for the Playoffs 3. Czech Republic 3 points Qualified for the Playoffs 4. Romania 0 points Eliminated PLAYOFFS SCHEDULE : Wednesday, September 30th : Rotterdam (Netherlands) : h. 17 CET : ITALY vs Croatia - h. 20 CET : Belarus vs Poland Antwerp (Belgium) : h. 17,30 CET : Belgium vs Czech Republic - h. 20,30 CET : Germany vs Hungary |
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2015 UCI ROAD CYCLING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS :
Richmond, Virginia (United States), 19-27 September : DAY 7 (LAST) : Elite Men Road Race (261,4 km) : 1. Peter Sagan (SVK) 6h 14' 37'' Gold Medallist 2. Michael Matthews (AUS) + 3'' Silver Medallist 3. Ramunas Navardauskas (LTU) + 3'' Bronze Medallist 4. Alexander Kristoff (NOR) + 3'' 5. Alejandro Valverde Belmonte (ESP) + 3'' 6. Simon Gerrans (AUS) + 3'' 7. Tony Gallopin (FRA) + 3'' 8. Michal Kwiatkowski (POL) + 3'' 9. Rui Costa (POR) + 3'' 10. Philippe Gilbert (BEL) + 3'' [hidden link - please register] |
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2015 UCI ROAD CYCLING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS :
Richmond, Virginia (United States), 19-27 September : MEDALS DAY 6 : Junior Men Road Race Event (129,6 km) : Gold Medallist Felix Gall (AUT) 3h 11' 09'' Silver Medallist Clèment Bètouigt-Suire (FRA) s.t. Bronze Medallist Rasmus Pedersen (DEN) + 1'' Elite Women Road Race Event (129,6 km) : Gold Medallist Lizzie Armitstead (GBR) 3h 23' 56'' Silver Medallist Anna van der Breggen (NED) s.t. Bronze Medallist Megan Guarnier (USA) s.t. |
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2015 UCI ROAD CYCLING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS :
Richmond, Virginia (United States), 19-27 September : MEDALS DAY 5 : Junior Women Road Race Event (64,9 km) : Gold Medallist Chloe Dygert (USA) 1h 42' 16'' Silver Medallist Emma White (USA) + 1' 23'' Bronze Medallist Agnieszka Skalniak (POL) + 1' 28'' Under-23 Men Road Race Event (162,2 km) : Gold Medallist Kèvin Ledanois (FRA) 3h 54' 45'' Silver Medallist Simone Consonni (ITA) s.t. Bronze Medallist Anthony Turgis (FRA) + 2'' |
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2015 UCI ROAD CYCLING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS :
Richmond, Virginia (United States), 19-27 September : MEDALS DAY 4 : Elite Men Individual Time Trial Event (53,5 km) : Gold Medallist Vasil Kiryenka (BLR) 1h 02' 29'' Silver Medallist Adriano Malori (ITA) 1h 02' 38'' Bronze Medallist Jerome Coppel (FRA) 1h 02' 56'' |
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2015 FIVB VOLLEYBALL MEN' S WORLD CUP :
Japan, 8-23 September : FINAL RANKING : 1. UNITED STATES 30 points WORLD CHAMPIONS and Qualified for the 2016 Summer Olympics2. ITALY 29 points (Sets Ratio : 3.750) SILVER MEDALLISTS and Qualified for the 2016 Summer Olympics 3. POLAND 29 points (Sets Ratio : 2.818) BRONZE MEDALLISTS4. Russia 23 points 5. Argentina 21 points 6. Japan 16 points 7. Canada 13 points 8. Iran 12 points 9. Australia 12 points 10. Egypt 8 points 11. Venezuela 3 points 12. Tunisia 2 points |
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2015 UCI ROAD CYCLING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS :
Richmond, Virginia (United States), 19-27 September : MEDALS DAY 3 : Junior Men Individual Time Trial Event (30 km) : Gold Medallist Leo Appelt (GER) 37' 45'' 01 Silver Medallist Adrien Costa (USA) + 17'' 22 Bronze Medallist Brandon McNulty (USA) + 59'' 74 Elite Women Individual Time Trial Event (30 km) : Gold Medallist Linda Melanie Villumsen (NZL) 40' 29'' 87 Silver Medallist Anna van der Breggen (NED) + 2'' 54 Bronze Medallist Lisa Brennauer (GER) + 5'' 26 |
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2015 UCI ROAD CYCLING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS :
Richmond, Virginia (United States), 19-27 September : MEDALS DAY 2 : Junior Women Individual Time Trial Event (15 km) : Gold Medallist Chloe Dygert (USA) 20' 18'' 47 Silver Medallist Emma White (USA) + 1' 05'' 53 Bronze Medallist Anna-Leeza Hull (AUS) + 1' 26'' 08 Under-23 Men Individual Time Trial Event (30 km) : Gold Medallist Mads Wurtz Schmidt (DEN) 37' 10'' 96 Silver Medallist Maximilian Schachmann (GER) + 12'' 20 Bronze Medallist Lennard Kamna (GER) + 21'' 02 |
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2015 UCI ROAD CYCLING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS :
Richmond, Virginia (United States), 19-27 September : MEDALS DAY 1 : Men' s Team Time Trial Event (38,6 km) : Gold Medallists BMC Racing Team (USA) 42' 07'' 97 Silver Medallists Etixx-Quick Step (BEL) + 11'' 35 Bronze Medallists Movistar Team (ESP) + 30'' 11 Women' s Team Time Trial Event (38,6 km) : Gold Medallists Velocio SRAM (GER) 47' 35'' 72 Silver Medallists Boels-Dolmans (NED) + 6'' 66 Bronze Medallist Rabo-Liv (NED) + 56'' 12 |
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39TH FIBA EUROPEAN BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP :
Croatia, France, Germany & Latvia, 5-20 September 2015 : Finals : Lille, France : Third Place Final : France 81 - Serbia 68 Final : Spain 80 - Lithuania 63 SPAIN win the 2015 FIBA European Basketball Championship, the third in its history [hidden link - please register] FINAL RANKING : 1. SPAIN GOLD MEDALLISTS and Qualified for the 2016 Olympics2. LITHUANIA SILVER MEDALLISTS and Qualified for the 2016 Olympics3. FRANCE BRONZE MEDALLISTS and Qualified to Final Olympic Qualifying Tournament4. Serbia Qualified to Final Olympic Qualifying Tournament 5. Italy & Greece Qualified to Final Olympic Qualifying Tournament 7. Czech Republic Qualified to Final Olympic Qualifying Tournament 8. Latvia 9. Croatia, Israel, Poland, Slovenia, Belgium, Turkey, Georgia & Finland 17. Russia, Germany, Macedonia & Estonia 21. Netherlands, Ukraine, Bosnia and Herzegovina & Iceland |
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Today there is "the biggest shock in history" in the Rugby world cup.
Japan 34-32 South Africa South Africa are two times the winners of the cup. The remarkable fact of Japan ,they have not won any game in the world cups for 18 games before this. Nobody says they can win. So it is very surprising when they do this now. Also the last points for Japan to win are in the last minute and all the crowd are wild (so maybe not some of the south Africa fans) Tomorrow it is the first turn for the 'All Blacks' |
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39TH FIBA EUROPEAN BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP :
Croatia, France, Germany & Latvia, 5-20 September 2015 : Second Semifinal : Lille, France : Serbia 64 - Lithuania 67 LITHUANIA advance to the Final FINALS SCHEDULE : 20 September : Third Place Game : France vs Serbia Final : Spain vs Lithuania OLYMPIC QUALIFYING BRACKET : Seventh Place Game : Latvia 70 - Czech Republic 97 CZECH REPUBLIC is qualified for the Final Olympic Qualifying Tournament |
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Italianfan wrote:39TH FIBA EUROPEAN BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP : VIVA ESPAÑA !!!!!!!!! Pau is a legend  [hidden link - please register]
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