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Monday April 1st, 2019 -

Round-Robin Day 1 Schedule (GMT +3)

 

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13:00  :NZL New Zealand vs Chinese Taipei :TPE

16:30  :CRO Croatia vs Turkey :TUR

20:30  :ISL Iceland vs Romania :ROU

 

 

*Tournament Format:

  • 6 Nations play a usual Round-Robin tournament, Each team play once every opponent,
  • The first ranked Nation will qualify for the Women´s Division II Group A World Championships next year in 2020.
  • The Nations ranked 2nd-5th will stay in this division also for the next season,
  • The last ranked 6th Nation will be relegated and will have the possibility to play the Women´s Division II Group B World Championships Qualification Tournament 2020. (and will be replaced in the Women´s Division II Group B World Championships by Ukraine fresh winner of this years Qualification Tournament held last December in South Africa.)

 

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Monday April 1st, 2019 -

Round-Robin Day 1 Results (GMT +3)

 

13:00  :NZL New Zealand  0 - 3  Chinese Taipei :TPE

16:30  :CRO Croatia  3 - 6  Turkey :TUR

20:30  :ISL Iceland  9 - 5  Romania :ROU

 

Provisional Standing After Day 1:

1. Iceland  3

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2. Turkey  3

3. Chinese Taipei  3

4. Croatia  0

5. New Zealand  0

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6. Romania  0

 

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Tuesday April 2nd, 2019 -

Round-Robin Day 2 Results (GMT +3)

 

13:00  :TPE Chinese Taipei  5 - 3  Turkey :TUR

16:30  :ISL Iceland  1 - 2  New Zealand :NZL

20:00  :ROU Romania  1 - 3  Croatia :CRO

 

Provisional Standing After Day 2:

1. Chinese Taipei  6

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2. Iceland  3

3. Turkey  3

4. Croatia  3

5. New Zealand  3

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6. Romania  0

 

 

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Thursday April 4th, 2019 -

Round-Robin Day 3 Results (GMT +3)

 

13:00  :ISL Iceland  3 - 0  Croatia :CRO

16:30  :NZL New Zealand  4 - 2  Turkey :TUR

20:00  :TPE Chinese Taipei  4 - 3  Romania :ROU

 

Provisional Standing After Day 3:

1. Chinese Taipei  9

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2. New Zealand  6

3. Iceland  6

4. Turkey  3

5. Croatia  3

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6. Romania  0

 

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Friday April 5th, 2019 -

Round-Robin Day 4 Results (GMT +3)

 

13:00  :TUR Turkey  0 - 6  Iceland :ISL

16:30  :CRO Croatia  0 - 3  Chinese Taipei :TPE

20:00  :ROU Romania  1 - 7  New Zealand :NZL

 

Provisional Standing After Day 4:

1. Chinese Taipei  12

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2. New Zealand  9

3. Iceland  9

4. Turkey  3

5. Croatia  3

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6. Romania  0

 

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Sunday April 7th, 2019 -

Round-Robin Last Day Schedule (GMT +3)

 

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13:00  :NZL New Zealand vs Croatia :CRO

16:30  :TPE Chinese Taipei vs Iceland :ISL

20:00  :TUR Turkey vs Romania :ROU

 

1)

*Chinese Taipei and Iceland are still fighting for Gold and Promotion to the Women´s Division II Group A,

**TPE - with the best position, They will qualify if they earn at least 1 point in the match against Iceland, Any regulation Time Win, Overtime/Penalty Shoot-Out Win and OT/PSO lose will be enough for Chinese Taipei to gain gold medal and promotion. Even a Regulation Time lose may be enough but Iceland must win by not more than 1 goal and New Zealand must win in regulation Time against Croatia.

***ISL - will qualify if they beat Chinese Taipei in regulation Time. (In case Turkey defeat Croatia in regulation Time as well, Iceland will have to beat Chinese Taipei by at least 2 goals margin)

 

2)

*Still 3 Teams are fighting for the maintain, Turkey, Croatia and Romania.

*TUR - will avoid the relegation if they secure at least 1 point in the match with the host country.

**CRO - will avoid the relegation if they earn at least 1 point in the match against New Zealand, or if Romania doesn´t beat Turkey in Regulation Time by at least 2 goals margin.

***ROU - will avoid the relegation only if they win over Turkey in Regulation Tima and (in case of Croatia lose to NZL in Regulation Time as well) by at least 2 goals margin.

 

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