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24 junio 2019

WWR members message from Belgrade

19 junio 2019

FINA Intercontinental CUP, Perth (AUS) 2019 VIDEOS

Japan vs South Africa | Waterpolo Men Intercontinental Cup 2019 | New Rules

New Zealand vs China | Waterpolo Women Intercontinental Cup 2019 | New Rules

FINA Men´s Water Polo World League Super Final , Belgrado 2019 VIDEOS

Special thanks to Edoardo Osti for upload all videos, follow his channel at:
https://www.youtube.com/user/h2opolo69/videos

Pictures : https://www.facebook.com/pg/WWReferees/photos/?tab=album&album_id=2263795530334715
https://wpwlsuperfinals2019.rs/#fvp_18062019_predpocetak,5s

Day 6 23/06/19 Finales

http://fina.org/news/heavens-opened-first-then-serbs-went

Game 21, 10.00 – For places 7-8^th: Canada v Kazakhstan 16-17 Quarters: 4-2, 3-3, 4-5, 2-3 – pen: 3-4 Referees: Gyorgy Kun (HUN), Jaume Teixido (ESP)

Game 22, 11.45 – For places 5-8^th: Hungary v Japan 15-13 Quarters: 4-3, 4-2, 2-2, 5-6 Referees: Mikhail Dykman (CAN), Viktor Slanichenko (KAZ)

Game 23, 15.00 – Bronze medal match: Australia v Spain 11-10 Quarters: 3-1, 2-3, 4-4, 2-2

Referees: Boris Margeta (SLO), Vojin Putnikovic (SRB)

Game 24, 16.45 – Final: Serbia v Croatia 12-11 Quarters: 1-3, 5-2, 1-3, 5-3

Referees: Georgios Stavridis (GRE), Adrian Alexandrescu (ROU) Crono de 30”-20” Jaume Teixidó (ESP)

Awards Ceremony

Serbia vs Croatia 1st Place| WL Super Final 2019

23-Australia vs Spain 3rd Place | WL Super Final 2019

22-Hungary vs Japan 5th Place | WL Super Final 2019

21-Canada vs Kazakhstan 7th Place | WL Super Final 2019

14 febrero 2019

FINA LEN Women´s World League Europe HUN-NED

21 marzo 2018

World League MNE-SRB, Podgorica 20/03/18

20/03/2018

18:00

MNE

SRB

3 - 2

4 - 2

1 - 1

3 - 3

11 - 8

02 marzo 2018

OSC Budapest (HUN) - JUG Dubrovnik(CRO) 4–7 (2–2, 1–2, 1–2, 0–1) VIDEO

https://www.facebook.com/www.len.eu/videos/10156086661182383/

http://www.microplustiming.com/lenchampionsleague/indexCL_web.php?c=ASM&g=1&t=A01&gr=1&s1=OSC&s2=JUG&st=2

https://www.facebook.com/pg/oscwaterpolo/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1607037142705919

https://www.slobodnadalmacija.hr/sport/vodeni-sportovi/clanak/id/533662/jugasi-briljirali-na-teskom-gostovanju-u-budimpesti

https://www.jug.hr/velika-pobjeda-u-budimpesti/

http://vlv.hu/news/11280/bl-fotabla-a-csoport-osc-jug-dubrovnik-4-7

http://vlv.hu/news/9763/osc-jug-dubrovnik-elo-kozvetites

http://vlv.hu/news/11278/bl-fotabla-osc-jug-dubrovnik-elo-kozvetites

14 junio 2017

FINA World Men´s Junior Water Polo Championships, Belgrade 2017

foto de World Water Polo Referee's Association.

DELEGADOS Y ARBITROS PARTICIPANTES :

Gianni LONZI - TWPC Chairman

Khosrow AMINI - TWPC Vice Chairman

John WHITEHOUSE - TWPC Honorary Secretary

Farid EL ALLAM - TWPC Member

Mohie FARID - TWPC Member

Nico FIROIU - TWPC Member

Richard PAPAZIAN - TWPC Member

Gus PINKER - TWPC Member

Jacques RACINE - TWPC Member

Evgeny SHARONOV - TWPC Member

Press Delegate: Russel Mc Kinnon

Medical & Anti-Doping Delegate:

Kyriakos NANOUSIS (GRE)

Neutral referees:

Axel BENDER (GER)

Viktor SALNICHENKO (KAZ)

Daniel VÁZQUEZ (MEX)

Mihail BALANESCU (ROU)

Referees with Teams:

USA- Scott Voltz

RUS- Vladimir Golikov

GRE- Kyranis Kostas

PUR- Reynel Castillo (No presentado)

IRI- Amir Safabakhsh

NED- Erwin Scheepers

MNE- Sinisa Matijasevic

ESP- Jaume Teixidó

JPN- Kazuzo Moribayashi

CRO- Josko Prancic

NZL- Fleen Handi

AUS- Daniel Bartels

ARG- Germán Móller

SRB- Iván Rakovic

CHN- Lian Zhang

ITA- Luca Bianco

HUN- Tamas Kovacs

EGY- Ammar Hafez

CAN- Martin Murray

RSA- Michael Baty

RESULTADOS DE NUESTRO EQUIPO :

05/08 11,40h ESP 20 – 11 JPN (3-4, 4-4, 9-2, 4-1) Árbitros: Golikov-Volz Delegado: Pinker http://www.rfen.es/publicacion/noticias.asp?n=17759

https://www.facebook.com/waterpoloserbia/videos/1282404415222708/

http://wc2017.srbwp.rs/championship-info/game-results/?page=game&id=964&ln=en

06/08 09,00h CRO 6 –5 ESP (2-1, 3-1, 1-2, 0-1) Árbitros: Golikov-Bender Delegado: Papazian

http://www.rfen.es/publicacion/noticias.asp?n=17767

http://wc2017.srbwp.rs/championship-info/game-results/?page=game&id=964&ln=en

07/08 20,40h ESP 13 – 5 NED (4-1, 4-1, 3-2, 2-1) Árbitros: Bender-Baty Delegado: El Allam

http://www.rfen.es/publicacion/noticias.asp?n=17779

http://wc2017.srbwp.rs/championship-info/game-results/?page=game&id=964&ln=en

https://www.facebook.com/waterpoloserbia/videos/1285087441621072/

08/08 19,20h MNE 12 –17 ESP (4-4, 5-4, 1-5, 2-4) Árbitros: Kyranis-Balenescu Delegado: Firoiu

http://www.rfen.es/publicacion/noticias.asp?n=17783

http://wc2017.srbwp.rs/championship-info/game-results/?page=game&id=964&ln=en

09/08 Día Libre

10/08 1/8 de final 18,00h ESP 27-5 CHN (6-0, 5-4, 7-1, 9-1) Árbitros: Kovacs-Rakovic Delegado: Sharonov

http://www.rfen.es/publicacion/noticias.asp?n=17792

11/08 ¼ de final 16,40h GRE 8-7 ESP (0-1,2-2,1-2,5-2) Árbitros: Prancic-Bartels Delegado: Firoiu

http://www.rfen.es/publicacion/noticias.asp?n=17794

https://www.facebook.com/pg/waterpoloserbia/videos/?ref=page_internal

http://wc2017.srbwp.rs/championship-info/game-results/?page=game&id=964&ln=en

12/08 (5ª a 8ª) plaza 16,40h ESP 12-8 ITA (2-2,5-1,3-2,2-3) Árbitros: Waldow-Rakovic Delegado: Pinker

http://www.rfen.es/publicacion/noticias.asp?n=17796

http://wc2017.srbwp.rs/championship-info/game-results/?page=game&id=964&ln=en

https://www.facebook.com/waterpoloserbia/videos/1289519594511190/

13/08 (5ª-6ª plaza) 17,20h ESP 9-13 MNE (2-2,0-4,5-3,2-4) Árbitros: Voltz-Balenescu Delegado: Papazian

http://www.rfen.es/publicacion/noticias.asp?n=17800

https://www.facebook.com/waterpoloserbia/videos/1290464797750003/

http://wc2017.srbwp.rs/championship-info/game-results/?page=game&id=964&ln=en

CLASIFICACION FINAL DEL CAMPEONATO :

1. Greece

2. Croatia

3. Serbia

Hungary

Montenegro

6. Spain

Italy

United States of America

9. Russia

10. Canada

11. Australia

12. China

13. Japan

14. Netherlands

15. Egypt

16. Iran

17. Argentina

18. New Zealand

19.Puerto Rico

20. South Africa

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.1355695904478020.1073741902.152145061499783&type=1&l=7f1a4b6e30

http://www.rfen.es/publicacion/noticias.asp?n=17803

https://www.facebook.com/WWReferees/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1355695904478020&sw_fnr_id=1455105990&fnr_t=0

http://wc2017.srbwp.rs/

https://www.facebook.com/waterpoloserbia

http://arbitroswp.blogspot.com.es/2017/06/fina-world-mens-junior-water-polo.html

http://fina.org/news/day-9-junior-mens-water-polo-greece-earns-second-crown-shootout-over-croatia

http://fina.org/news/day-8-junior-mens-water-polo-greece-croatia-final

http://fina.org/news/day-7-junior-mens-water-polo-serbia-greece-croatia-hungary-semifinals

http://fina.org/news/day-6-junior-mens-water-polo-usa-spain-italy-montenegro-quarter-finals

http://fina.org/news/day-5-junior-mens-water-polo-serbia-greece-croatia-hungary-win-groups

http://fina.org/news/day-4-junior-mens-water-polo-russia-and-greece-draw-10-10

http://fina.org/news/day-3-junior-mens-world-champs-greece-tames-usa-7-6

http://fina.org/news/day-2-junior-mens-water-polo-hungary-issues-big-statement-italy

http://fina.org/news/day-1-junior-mens-water-polo-serbia-joins-big-winners

Taipei 2017 29th Universiade 16-31/08/2017

https://www.2017.taipei/home/detail/content/c8ffc2ad-df15-4218-af98-12ae3f6fa2a8

España, también en las medallas de Taipei 2017

04/09/2017 - Entre los días 16 a 31 de agosto se ha celebrado en Taipei la 29 Universiada de Verano. En esta edición, han participado 144 países con un total de 7.639 atletas de 21 disciplinas deportivas. El waterpolo, con 16 equipos masculinos y 12 femeninos, contó con la participación como árbitro neutral entre los 33 designados de 20 nacionalidades distintas de nuestro compañero del CNA, Jaume Teixidó.

En la competición masculina ha dirigido USA-JPN, HUN - SRB, SRB-CAN (en la fase de grupos) y 1/4 de final JPN-RUS y el partido por el oro entre SRB-RUS. En cuanto a la competición femenina, ha dirigido RUS-HUN (en la fase de grupos), 1/4 de final CAN - USA y la 1/2 final RUS - HUN. Muchas felicidades por el trabajo realizado, "premiado" con la gran final masculina de la competición.

Comunicación RFEN Aquatics. Fuente: Comité Nacional de Árbitros (CNA)

05 junio 2017

HaBaWaBa Greece 6-9/07/2017

http://habawaba.gr/home.html

https://www.facebook.com/Habawaba-Greece-1523833481275805/

All my photos :

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10211151946847111.1073742184.1010492327&type=1&l=4c6bcbc234

http://www.habawaba.com/en/alimos-ready-for-habawaba-greece/

01 mayo 2017

Day 10 Champions League VIDEOS 26/04/17

http://www.dailymotion.com/lentv

27 abril 2017

Brescia-Olympiacos Full Video Champions League Day 10 26/04/17

http://www.len.eu/?p=7751

http://www.len.eu/?p=7757

http://www.osfp.gr/content/polo-andrwn/7576-polo-andrwn

https://www.wpdworld.com/news/bovo-legittimata-la-qualificazione/

http://www.waterpolopeople.com/editoriale/champions-superbrescia-in-final-six-1310-allolympiakos--pro-recco-10-su-10

https://www.waterpology.com/brescia-goes-budapest-two-clubs-remain-unbeaten/

12 abril 2017

Propuestas de cambios de reglamento FINA a debatir en Budapest

https://www.wpdworld.com/en-news/fina-aims-to-change-other-waterpolo-rules/

There are more details about the new waterpolo rules that will be discussed in the next FINA Congress in Budapest, scheduled on July 13rd, 2017. The 25 meter field, the 11 players rosters, 25’’ shot clock and 15’’ exclusion time are just a part of the entire reform that FINA Bureau will submit to the members of the Congress for their approval. There are other changes about shot clock after a corner throw, advantage rule, time out, and “ball under the water” foul. You can find all them listed down below.

New rules shall be approved one by one in Budapest by the federations members of the FINA Congress: if European waterpolo aims to block the reform, European federations should try to speak with one voice and to convince other federations to stop the rules changing. Next Len Congress in Marseille (May 13rd) could be very important to build a common strategy.

If the reform will be approved, the new rules will be adopted in every competition ruled by FINA (Olympics, senior, junior and youth World Championships). Instead every single federation could choose to adopt them or not for their own national competitions.

Here all the new rules of the FINA Bureau proposal:

a) 25 METER FIELD. The distance between the goal lines shall not be less than 20 metres and not more than 25 metres: so, the 25 meter pools could host official FINA competitions.

b) 11 PLAYERS ROSTERS. Each team will consist of a maximum of 11 players: 10 field players and one goalkeeper. A team will start the game with not more than 7 players in the water, one of whom shall be the goalkeeper and who shall wear the goalkeeper’s cap. 4 reserves may be used as substitutes, one of them may be a substitute goalkeeper.

c) 25’’ SHOT CLOCK. A team can retain possession of the ball for more than 25 seconds of actual play (instead of 30) without shooting at their opponent’s goal.

d) 15’’ SHOT CLOCK AT A CORNER THROW. At a corner throw, a team may only retain possession of the ball for 15 seconds of actual play without shooting at their opponent’s goal.

e) 15’’ EXCLUSION TIME. The excluded player or a substitute will be permitted to re-enter the field after 15’’ seconds (instead of 20).

f) ADVANTAGE RULE. Referees will have discretion to award (or not award) any ordinary or exclusion foul, depending on whether the decision would advantage the attacking team. They will officiate in favour of the attacking team by awarding of a foul or refraining from awarding a foul if, in their opinion, awarding the foul would be an advantage to the offending player’s team.

g) INTERVAL TIME. There will be a three-minute (instead of 5) interval between the second and third periods.

h) TWO TIME-OUTS. Each team may request two timeouts per game (instead of one in each quarter). Other innovation is that a timeout may be requested at any time, except after the awarding of a penalty throw, by the coach of the team in possession of the ball.

i) BALL UNDER THE WATER. If the goalkeeper clearly takes possession of the ball and puts it under the water when tackled, a penalty foul is not awarded. This is an ordinary counter-foul, because when the goalkeeper takes clear possession, the goalkeeper’s team is no longer the defending team but rather the attacking team.