phelps

Knockout Stage Round of #16, 1st Leg, Part 1 Tuesday 15.11.2022 - Highlights Grizzlys Wolfsburg (GER) - Luleå Hockey (SWE) Jukurit Mikkeli (FIN) - Fribourg-Gotteròn (SUI) Frölunda Indians (SWE) - Straubing Tigers (GER) Färjestad Karlstad (SWE) - Mountfield HK (CZE) Red Bull Munich (GER) - EV Zug (SUI) HC Davos (SUI) - Tappara Tampere (FIN) Red Bull Salzburg (AUT) - Rögle BK Ångelholm (SWE)

Knockout Stage Round of #16, 1st Leg, Part 1 Tuesday 15.11.2022 - Results 18:00 Grizzlys Wolfsburg (GER) - Luleå Hockey (SWE) 2-3 (1-2, 0-0, 1-1) 18:00 Jukurit Mikkeli (FIN) - Fribourg-Gotteròn (SUI) 1-1 (1-0, 0-1, 0-0) 18:05 Frölunda Indians (SWE) - Straubing Tigers (GER) 4-0 (0-0, 3-0, 1-0) 18:05 Färjestad Karlstad (SWE) - Mountfield HK (CZE) 4-3 (1-1, 2-2, 1-0) 19:30 Red Bull Munich (GER) - EV Zug (SUI) 1-5 (0-3, 0-2, 1-0) 19:45 HC Davos (SUI) - Tappara Tampere (FIN) 0-1 (0-0, 0-1, 0-0) 20:20 Red Bull Salzburg (AUT) - Rögle BK Ångelholm (SWE) 3-1 (0-0, 1-1, 2-0)

the men's fight between and is actually an Iranian derby, since Serbia is represented by Mahdi Khodabakhshi. and are already out in 2 of today's 3 events.

women's -62kg, round of #16 vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs women's -67kg, round of #16 vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs men's -87kg, round of #16 vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs

Unfortunately Pizzolato has back problems and therefore he won't take part in this Championship

Knockout Stage Round of #16, 1st Leg, Part 1 Tuesday 15.11.2022 - Schedule* 18:00 Grizzlys Wolfsburg (GER) - Luleå Hockey (SWE) 18:00 Jukurit Mikkeli (FIN) - Fribourg-Gotteròn (SUI) 18:05 Frölunda Indians (SWE) - Straubing Tigers (GER) 18:05 Färjestad Karlstad (SWE) - Mountfield HK (CZE) 19:30 Red Bull Munich (GER) - EV Zug (SUI) 19:45 HC Davos (SUI) - Tappara Tampere (FIN) 20:20 Red Bull Salzburg (AUT) - Rögle BK Ångelholm (SWE) *All times CET Watch live Check here for details of live TV broadcasts: https://www.championshockeyleague.com/en/fans/where-to-watch All games are also live on the CHL website for free, subject to geo-blocking restrictions in certain countries due to TV rights.

CHL Playoff Hockey is here! Seven games of the Round of #16 are on stage Tonight in an action-packed Tuesday The Champions Hockey League is back with a bang as the first round of the 2022/23 Playoffs starts with not one, not two...but SEVEN games on a packed Tuesday opening night followed by a special clash to round out the First Games of the series. Grizzlys Wolfsburg vs Luleå Hockey will kick-start the eight-game first week of Playoff action with their highly anticipated game starting at 18:00 CET. Jukurit Mikkeli and Fribourg-Gottéron will lock horns in Finland for their First Game at 18:00 CET while four-time CHL Champions Frölunda Gothenburg will line-up against up-and-coming DEL side Straubing Tigers at 18:05 CET. Färjestad Karlstad will face Group G winners Mountfield HK in Sweden in a game also scheduled for 18:05 CET before Bavarian giants Red Bull Munich clash with Swiss powerhouses EV Zug for one of the biggest games of the evening at 19:30 CET. HC Davos will host Liiga side Tappara Tampere in Switzerland at 19:45 CET before Red Bull Salzburg's 20:20 CET clash with reigning CHL Champions Rögle Ängelholm brings an action-packed Tuesday night to a close. The sole game scheduled for Wednesday will see Skellefteå AIK take on Swiss side ZSC Lions Zurich in the Skellefteå Kraft Arena at 19:05 CET - don't miss this one! Don't forget that the first three Playoff rounds are played in a home-and-away, two-game aaggregate-scoring series, meaning that everything can change in next week's games so definitely tune in then! Watch online! Remember, all Champions Hockey League games are available to stream online for free - geo-restrictions do however apply if the game is on TV in your country. Follow live on the CHL App! Make sure you've downloaded our official App to get live updates directly to your devices! Follow all the games with live scores, instant goal notifications and real-time game statistics. Available in the App Store and on Google Play. Follow us on Social Media! Follow the Champions Hockey League on your favourite social channels to keep up to date on all the latest news, photos and videos from the pan-European competition.

New CHL competition format for 2023/204 revealed The 2023/24 edition of the Champions Hockey League will go ahead with a new format featuring 24 participating teams. The adapted structure will allow the CHL to run a balanced, attractive and entertaining competition. At the extraordinary General Assembly held on Friday, 4 November in Zug, Switzerland, the shareholders of the Champions Hockey League voted in favour of introducing a new competition format starting with the upcoming 2023/24 season. While it was already decided two years prior that the pan-European competition shall become more exclusive by reducing the number of participating teams to 24 (currently 32), the detailed configuration of the format was still subject to drafting. With scientific help of experts in competition design, the CHL has now presented an adapted format that focuses on the competitive balance and maximises the attractiveness and entertainment of Europe’s elite club ice hockey competition. What changes will the 2023/24 edition bring? The basic structure of a Regular Season (formerly referred to as the Group Stage) followed by the Playoffs has proven its worth for the CHL and will remain. However, the configuration of the Regular Season will undergo two fundamental changes: Teams play six different opponents in the Regular Season instead of only three (teams play each other just once). Teams are ranked in overall standings from 1 to 24 instead of groups. Consequently, the 16 best-ranked teams will advance to the Playoffs. The Playoff format remains unchanged. How will the Regular Season fixtures be drawn? To draw the fixtures for the Regular Season, teams will be allocated into four pots featuring six teams each – similar to the structure currently in place. The seeding is dependent on the teams’ achievements in their national leagues and the respective league’s standing in the CHL League Ranking. Each team is then drawn against six opponents by drawing two opponents from each of the other three pots. Teams will play one team per pot at home and the other one away. The result of each game will combine to make up the overall standings (1st to 24th). The points format currently in place will remain unchanged, meaning three points are awarded for a win, should a game go to overtime or a shootout, teams share the points 2-1. How will the Playoffs work? Just like in the current format, the Playoffs start with the Round of 16 and all rounds will be played in a two-game, home-and-away, aggregate-scoring series except the Final. However, the Playoff Draw is no longer required as teams will face each other based on the overall standings (1st vs 16th, 2nd vs 15th etc.). How are the places allocated? The six Shareholder Leagues will take 18 places in the new format, equally split to three representatives each. Teams will qualify in their domestic leagues on sporting merits according to the following criteria: 1. National Champions 2. Regular Season Winners 3. Regular Season Runners-Up 4. Regular Season Third-Placed The reigning CHL Champions are automatically qualified for the next CHL season, which grants an extra qualification place to their league. The minimum of participating countries is set at 11 and therefore five Wild Card teams from Challenger Leagues will be part of the CHL. The allocation of Wild Cards is subject to Board approval for each season and will be decided at a later stage.

va a fare le interviste al TG1 e dirige (in mutande) la "torcida" negli spogliatoi... stamattina ho visto su twitter un video raccapricciante a tal proposito...

best news of the week...all the competition is on YT, live and ondemand...with the final sessions not going "private" at least until 24 hours from the actual event (and hopefully never going). all this, here in Italy, of course...I don't know if it's the same in other Nations (I guess those places where some National TV channels have bought the TV rights don't have this privilege).

and gives too much power to the refs and their "systematic" Gam-Jeong. luckily, yesterday they didn't have any influence on the medal matches, but it's just a case...in the previous Grand Prix tournaments I've seen many dirty, biased calls (to say the least).

men's -80kg Gold: Park Woo Hyeok Silver: Jon Cintado Arteche Bronze: Seif Eissa & Mehran Barkhordari

women's -57kg Gold: Luo Zongshi Silver: Lo Chia-Ling Bronze: Jade Jones & Hatice Kubra Ilgun

That's the semis & finals session... for what concerns the earlier sessions, it's all live on YT (up to 5 mats at the same time) Rd of #16 is on right now, for instance.

men's -80kg, Round of #16 Azbayar Altangerel vs Huseyin Kartal Apostolos Telikostoglou vs Miguel Trejos Salas Seif Eissa vs Edi Hrnic Rakhym Adilkhanov vs Henrique Marques Rodrigues Fernandes Mehran Barkhordarivs Shukhrat Salaev Jon Cintado Arteche vs Saleh Elsharabaty Kostiantyn Kostenevych vs Richard Andre Ordemann Park Woo Hyeok vs Ali Mabrouk Almabrouk

women's -57kg, round of #16 Luo Zongshi Luo vs Laetitia Aoun Nada Laaraj vs Raheleh Asemani Anastasija Zolotic vs Kim Yu-jin Jade Jones vs Bodine Schoenmakers Kristina Tomic vs Patrycja Adamkiewicz Stacey Hymer vs Hatice Kubra Ilgun Lo Chia-Ling vs Skylar Park Arlet Ortiz Benito vs Kamila Aimukasheva

the championship started with a big upset, as world no.1 and no.1 seed in the men's -80kg Simone Alessio lost in the first round against an unknown guy from Mongolia.

Mission accomplished! despite a 3rd tier team to say the least and a biased (if not corrupted) refereeing, earlier today Italy won 85-84 in Georgia and therefore they are mathematically qualified to next year's World Cup.

il problema è che abbiamo Petrucci... comunque è normale che nei time-outs parlino gli assistenti...sono loro gli "specialisti" che curano schemi offensivi e difensivi...il coach ha più compiti di coordinamento e deve gestire tutta la parte emotiva/motivazionale e di "player management". p.s. oggi abbiamo giocato davvero in 5 contro 8 per tutta la partita...arbitraggio casalingo a dir poco...persino assurdo (e chiaramente in malafede) nella gestione dell'azione che ha portato all'espulsione di Mannion.

non mi soffermo granchè sulle gare di ieri di Scherma (risultati buoni solo in parte, dal momento che la Spada maschile è arrivata solo quarta e la Sciabola maschile non è nemmeno entrata tra le prime 4), visto che risultati, classifiche e commenti sono disponibili nel thread dedicato. questa sera parliamo principalmente di 2 eventi: primo, la "missione compiuta" della Nazionale di Basket, che passando rocambolescamente sul campo della Georgia si è guadagnata la qualificazione matematica al prossimo Mondiale di Indonesia/Giappone/Filippine. è stato più travagliato di un parto...persino quando sembrava finita (+5 a 7 secondi dalla fine) siamo quasi riusciti a suicidarci...eppure, ancora una volta, gli Dei del Basket hanno avuto un occhio di riguardo e nonostante una squadra sgangheratissima andremo in Asia l'anno prossimo. secondo, la vergognosa prestazione di Giada Halwani e Simone Alessio ai mondiali di Taekwondo, iniziati proprio oggi. il nostro asso, in particolare, è apparso scarico, fuori condizione sia a livello mentale che fisico. Imperdonabile la sconfitta al primo turno contro uno sconosciuto Mongolo. altrettanto, la Halwani è stata surclassata da un'australiana che non avrebbe mai dovuto rappresentare un problema. come tornare indietro di 5 anni in un pomeriggio!

so, it's all over...even if I'm not sure at all that I could recap all the events... actually, I'm quite sure that some competitions are missing if someone has the missing results, please, feel free to report here... see you next year in Italy!

Final (?) Medal Table 20 / 14 / 11 16 / 30 / 16 16 / 12 / 14 15 / 15 / 11 13 / 7 / 15 7 / 9 / 8 7 / 3 / 5 5 / 8 / 3 4 / 5 / 6 3 / 0 / 0 3 / 0 / 0 2 / 4 / 2 2 / 3 / 4 2 / 1 / 1 1 / 4 / 4 1 / 1 / 4 1 / 0 / 3 1 / 0 / 2 1 / 0 / 2 1 / 0 / 2 1 / 0 / 1 1 / 0 / 0 1 / 0 / 0 1 / 0 / 0 0 / 2 / 6 0 / 2 / 0 0 / 2 / 0 0 / 1 / 2 0 / 1 / 1 0 / 1 / 0 0 / 0 / 1 0 / 0 / 1

Rink Hockey women's Tournament Gold: Argentina Silver: Spain Bronze: Portugal Bronze Medal Match: b. 3-0 Gold Medal Match: b. 3-0 men's Tournament Gold: Argentina Silver: Portugal Bronze: France Bronze Medal Match: b. 8-7 (after Penalty Shootout) Gold Medal Match: b. 4-2

the Italian players, too...

Inline Skating Downhill men's Time Trial Gold: Andreu Greses Silver: Sebastien Rastegar Bronze: Tiziano Ferrari women's Time Trial Gold: Romane Favia Silver: Martina Paciolla Bronze: Emile Sadoux men's Mass Race Gold: Andreu Greses Silver: Pablo Tussetto Bronze: Sebastien Rastegar women's Mass Race Gold: Romane Favia Silver: Alef Torref Bronze: Esmeralda Flores Montiel Skateboarding women's Downhill Gold: Emily Pross Silver: Ashley Winecoff Bronze: Lisa Peters men's Downhill Gold: Dane Hanna Silver: Diego Poncelet Bronze: Nick Broms women's Street Luge Gold: Loreline Pastor Silver: Sabrina Riffenburgh Bronze: C.J. Wilkinson men's Street Luge Gold: ??? Silver: Roberto Marasca Bronze: ??? Skate Cross women's Individual Skate Cross Gol: Mathilde Monneron Silver: Francesca Conzi Bronze: Kenia Rios Perez men's Individual Skate Cross Gol: Florian Petitcollin Silver: Jules Favre Mercuret Bronze: Oscar Briex women's Team Skate Cross Gol: Alice Delfino & Francesca Conzi Silver: Maeliss Conan & Mathilde Monneron Bronze: Sol Garbajal Gutierrez & Natali Rolon men's Team Skate Cross Gol: Jules Favre Mercuret & Florian Petitcollin Silver: Luca Borromeo & Matteo Pallazzo Bronze: Cristobal Urbina & Mario Bravo