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Karate OKF Oceanian Championships 2019 women's Kata (5 starters, 1x NCL): Alexandrea Anacan women's Kumite, -50kg (2 starters): Maria Alexiadis women's Kumite, -55kg (2 starters): Amy Bongetti women's Kumite, -61kg (5 starters, 1x NCL): Kristina Mah women's Kumite, -68kg (5 starters): Amy Thomason women's Kumite, +68kg (4 starters): Michelle Wilson men's Kata (6 starters, 1x NCL): Minh Dack Vu Duc men's Kumite, -60kg (4 starters, 1x FIJ, 1x PNG): Yehia Hasanen men's Kumite, -67kg (5 starters, 1x NCL): Barney Gill men's Kumite, -75kg (5 starters, 1x FIJ, 1x PNG): Tsuneari Yahiro men's Kumite, -84kg (5 starters, 2x NCL, 1x FIJ): Max Noble men's Kumite, +84kg (2 starters): Daniel Tielen * all starters, except for those specified above, were only from and/or

and a few more National Champions have been crown in the past few days around Europe (and not only)... British EIHL: the strange system adopted in GBR crowned the Belfast Giants as the League Champions after winning the Regular Season, leaving the Cardiff Devils the (relatively) small consolation of being the "Playoffs Champions", which means that in every other Country they'd be the National Champions, but not in GBR... http://www.eurohockey.com/article/5371-belfast-giants-become-2018-2019-league-champions.html http://www.eurohockey.com/article/5375-cardiff-win-eihl-play-off-final.html Kazakhstan's Premier League: Beybaris Atyrau back on top... http://www.eurohockey.com/article/5374-beybarys-back-to-the-throne.html Ukranian Hockey League: Donbas Donetsk win 4th consecutive title... http://www.eurohockey.com/article/5376-donbas-continues-the-dynasty.html Norway's Get-Ligaen: Frisk Asker, despite ending up the regular season only in 5th place, had an amazing playoff run, where they reached the Finals and once there, they dethroned the defending champions Storhamar and won their 3rd title overall (first since 2002)... Playoffs Recap Quarterfinals (series score) Storhamar b. Stjernen 4-0 Stavanger Oilers b. Sparta Sarpsborg 4-2 Vålerenga b. Manglerud 4-1 Frisk Asker b. Lillehammer 4-3 Semifinals (series score) Storhamar b. Stavanger Oilers 4-2 Frisk Asker b. Vålerenga 4-2 Finals Frisk Asker b. Storhamar 4-2 (1-5; 4-2; 1-0; 1-5; 3-2OT; 3-2OT) (very short) highlights of the games from #2 through #6, here: https://www.hockey.no/nyheter/aktuelt/se-nm-sluttspill-pa-tv-2/

Last night in Europe... Austrian EBEL, Finals, Game #2: KAC Klagenfurt b. Vienna Capitals 1-0...the series is tied 1-1...game #3 is scheduled for Tomorrow, April 18th @ 7.15 p.m. CET Swiss NLA, Finals, Game #3: SC Bern b. EV Zug 4-1 and now lead the series 2-1...game #4 will be played in Zug Tomorrow, April 18th @ 8 p.m. CET game #3 scoresheet and highlights, here: https://www.sihf.ch/de/game-center/game/#/20191105000375 Danish Metalligaen, Finals, game #3: Rungsted b. SønderjyskE 2-0 and now lead the series 3-0...game #4 is scheduled for next Friday, April 19th (first puck drop @ 7.30 p.m. CET) Swedish SHL, Semifinals: while Frölunda HC are already through to the Finals and waiting for their opponent, yesterday night Färjestad BK won game #6 on the road against Djurgårdens IF by a score of 6-1, therefore the series is tied 3-3. The decisive game #7 is scheduled for Tomorrow, April 18th in Karlstad (Färjestad's home ice) @ 7.30 p.m. CET German DEL, Semifinals, Game #7: Red Bull Munich b. Augsburger Panther 2-0 and reach the Finals against Adler Mannheim... Semifinals Recap Adler Mannheim b. Kölner Haie 4-0 (1-0; 4-1; 4-0; 4-2) Red Bull Munich b. Augsburger Panther 4-3 (2-1OT3; 3-4; 1-2OT3; 2-1; 1-0; 0-2; 2-0) the Finals (best-of-7 series) are set to start Tomorrow, April 18th in Mannheim (game #1 first puck drop @ 7.15 CET)...

unfortunately, yes...

HC ‘05 iClinic Banská Bystrica are once again Slovak Champions... they just won game #5 of the Final Series against HK Nitra by a score of 6-2 and the whole series by a score of 4-1... hopefully, our friend @hckosice will have more about that in the next hours...

no, there were already all the sessions (it was enough to click on the single daily slots)... the only difference is that now you open a new page with text information, meanwhile before it was just a small popup window...

this is just an example (you can find a lot of videos on YT)...

p.s. I read in the Italian news that e-sports also have been dropped... if that's true, it means that we still have someone capable of using his brain...that's encouraging!

not even to be mentioned...Colomba all the way... that's for what concerns the "dessert" category, of course... other foods...no, I've never followed any particular tradition (except maybe that I always try to avoid meat on Easter Friday)...

really? It's already out since almost 1 year...July 18th, 2018 to be precise... and I don't see any major change since then...

and finally, a quick update on the leagues in the middle of a playoff round... in the Austrian EBEL, Vienna Capitals won game #1 of the Finals by a score of 3-2 (OT) vs KAC Klagenfurt...the second match of the series will be played tonight in Klagenfurt (h.19.15 CET)... this match is live and (should be) free for all here: https://www.servushockeynight.com/live in the Swiss NLA, tonight's the time for game #3 of the Finals between SC Bern and EV Zug (currently tied at 1-1)...the game will be played in the Swiss capital @ 8 p.m. CET to watch this match, a good VPN is mandatory... and this is the right place to watch (it's the Italian speaking website, but on top of it -on the right side- you can switch to the other Swiss official languages websites)... https://www.rsi.ch/play/tv in the German DEL, the Red Bull Munich will host the Augsburger Panther in the decisive game #7 of the semifinals (first puck drop @ 7.15 p.m. CET), with Adler Mannheim waiting to nknow who's gonna face them in the Finals...this match will be live and free for all on Satellite TV, Tv channel Sport1 DE (Sat Astra @ 19.2° East), the live streaming (HERE) is only available in GER, AUT and SUI, but a good VPN will surely do the job also for the fans from other Countries... and also in the Danish Metalligaen, tonight's the time for game #3 of the playoffs Finals...Rungsted, after winning the first 2 matches, will host SønderjyskE (first puck drop @ 8.30 p.m. CET) in the best-of-7 match up... to watch this game you have to search for a TV2 Sport streaming (the official one unfortunately is not free for all, a subscription is needed)...

Finnish Liiga there's always not much time to rest in the Liiga...they really have a packed schedule in their playoffs... and thanks to this, despite starting last, they are already arrived to the playoffs Finals... and finally, here we have a league where the regular season's 1-2 won't be repeated in the final act... in fact, if Kärpät Oulu (RS winners) matched all the expectations and made it through to the Finals, Tappara Tampere (2nd in the RS) were upset in the semifinals by HPK Hämeenlinna in 6 games... Semifinals Recap Kärpät Oulu b. HIFK Helsinki 4-2 (3-2OT; 2-3; 3-0; 0-2; 2-1OT; 3-0) HPK Hämeenlinna b. Tappara tampere 4-2 (0-1; 4-1; 2-3OT; 2-1OT; 3-2; 4-3) the Finals (best-of-7 series) are scheduled to start next Saturday, April 20th in Oulu (game #1 puck drop @ 5 p.m. local time, 4 p.m. CET)

Czech Extraliga also in the Czech republic the season's end is approaching and now we're finally down to the final act, the Championship series... at the end of the RS we had Bìlì Tygřy Liberec on top of the standings, followed by Ocelàři Třinec...and now those 2 teams are also ready to fight for the title in the playoffs Finals... but their run to the last act of the season wasn't so easy, as in the semis it took 6 games to Liberec and 7 games to Třinec to reach that stage... Semifinals Recap Bìlì Tygřy Liberec b. HC Kometa Brno 4-2 (4-3OT; 2-3OT; 2-1; 2-3OT; 5-2; 3-1) HC Ocelàři Třinec b. HC Škoda Plzeň 4-3 (1-4; 2-3; 3-2; 4-3; 3-2; 1-3; 5-1) the Finals (best-of-7 series) are scheduled to start next Thursday, April 18th on Liberec's home ice (first puck drop always at 5 p.m. CET)...

KHL, Gagarin Cup Finals not much to say about game #3, which definitely it wasn't one of the most exciting of the KHL playoffs so far... it was a very tight match from beginning to the end, with Avangard really focused on not givin'up any scoring chance to the charging home team and trying once every while to build something by themselves, but without being a real threat for Sorokin's net... therefore it was all down to an episode, which happened late in the game, with only less than 7 minutes still on the clock... at that time, there was a scrum in front of Avangard's net and Konstantin Okulov was able to find a hole and take a shot on goal...and here comes the help of the Gods of Hockey, as the puck hits the crossbar and then has an unlucky rebound on Bobkov's leg before ending up into the cage... the game was basically over in that exact moment...then Avangard tried a desperate move, playing without their goalie but that only led CSKA to score 2 more goals... CSKA finally won game #2 by a score of 3-0 and therefore they also lead the series 2-0... game #3 is scheduled for Tomorrow, Wednesday April 17th in Balashikha, the temporary home for Avangard (7.30 p.m. local time, 6.30 p.m. CET)... game #2 full stats https://en.khl.ru/game/674/81668/protocol/ game #2 highlights

you're right...but it wasn't the meet records...it was the past edition results... p.s. now all mistakes have been fixed...

European Champs 2019 complete Results Book http://www.ewfed.com/2019/Batumi/Results/EWF19RESULTSBATUMI.pdf

please, feel free to post all the most relevant results here...

Ligue Magnus Les Bruleurs De Loups Grenoble are the French Champions for the 2018/2019 season... they finished the regular season in second place behind Les Dragons Rouen, but in the final series of the playoffs they turned the seeding around and won the tough 7-game battle against their arch-rivals... Ligue Magnus, Playoffs Recap Quarterfinals (series results) Rouen b. Chamonix 4-0 Grenoble b. Nice 4-0 Amiens b. Bordeaux 4-3 Gap b. Angers 4-1 Semifinals (series results) Rouen b. Gap 4-1 Grenoble b. Amiens 4-0 Finals Grenoble b. Rouen 4-3 (3-2; 3-2; 1-2; 0-1; 3-4OT2; 4-1; 2-1)

top action from the Stockholm stage of the Nordic Swimming Tour... men's 100m breast: Tobias Bjerg, 59.50 men's 200m breast: Erik Persson, 2.08.75; Marco Koch, 2.08.80 men's 200m free: Poul Zellmann, 1.46.89; Danas Rapsys, 1.47.02 women's 200m free: Sarah Sjostrom, 1.55.39; Katinka Hosszu, 1.57.18 women's 50m fly: Sarah Sjostrom, 25.34; Emilie Beckmann, 25.85 women's 100m fly: Sarah Sjostrom, 56.69; Angelina Kohler, 57.85 women's 400m IM: Katinka Hosszu, 4.33.06 women's 100m back: Katinka Hosszu, 59.95 women's 200m fly: Katinka Hosszu, 2.07.18 women's 200m IM: Katinka Hosszu, 2.09.76 women's 50m free: Sarah Sjostrom, 23.91 women's 100m free: Sarah Sjostrom, 52.76; Michelle Coleman, 53.63 men's 400m free: Florian Wellbrock, 3.45.59 (Rapsys & Christiansen @ 3.46 "high") men's 800m free: Mykhaylo Romanchuk, 7.42.49; Florian Wellbrock, 7.43.03; Henrik Christiansen, 7.45.11 men's 1500m free: Florian Wellbrock, 14.42.91; Jan Micka, 14.48.52; Henrik Christiansen, 14.49.52 women's 800m free: Sara Kohler, 8.25.65; Leonie Beck, 8.25.99

well, until an Italian girl takes the gold medal instead of Rhode, I'm fine with the rest of the podium being the same of this event...

2019 World Cup, Stage #3 (Al Ain, UAE) Men's Individual Skeet Gold: Mansour Al Rashedi Silver: Jesper Hansen Bronze: Luke Peter Argiro Olympic Quota: Kuwait, Denmark

RS:X Class European (Open) Championships (Palma de Mallorca, ESP) Medallists Recap Men's Europeans Gold: Kiran Badloe Silver: Dorian Van Rijsselberge Bronze: Thomas Goyard Men's Open Regatta Gold: Kiran Badloe Silver: Dorian Van Rijsselberge Bronze: Thomas Goyard Women's Europeans Gold: Lilian De Geus Silver: Emma Wilson Bronze: Charline Picon Women's Open Regatta Gold: Lilian De Geus Silver: Lu Yunxiu Bronze: Emma Wilson Men's U-21 Ranking Gold: Yoav Cohen Silver: Luca di Tomassi Bronze: Andy Brown Women's U-21 Ranking Gold: Emma Wilson Silver: Katy Spychakov Bronze: Noy Drihan Men's Youth Ranking Gold: Fabien Pianazza Silver: Nicolò Renna Bronze: Yun Pouliquen Women's Youth Ranking Gold: Naama Gazit Silver: Linoy Geva Bronze: Heloise Macquaert Men's U-17 Ranking Gold: Daniel Basik Tashtash Silver: Ioannis Karvounaris Bronze: Ewen Kermorgant Women's U-17 Ranking Gold: Manon Pianazza Silver: Sharon Kantor Bronze: Andrea Torres Full Results, here: http://2019rsxeuropeans.sailti.com/en/default/races/race-resultsall

nooooooo!!!! it's a robbery! it's the usual plot! it's the usual US arrogance having the better of Santa's naivety! give us Christmas back as it once was!

I only hope it's gonna be the second most disappointing finale ever (Lost's farce is actually unbeatable, whatever they do)... without making any consideration on the quality of that (tbh, I've never watched it, so i can't say anything about it), I just can't stand anymore the hype they created around a "normal" tv series, as if it's something really serious...

at this point, Go Finland!