| Women's World Championships Recap |
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| Written by Jennifer Farrell | |
| Tuesday, 20 December 2005 | |
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The results of the 2005 Women’s World Championships held 5-18 December in St. Petersburg, Russia, were as follows: 1. Russia – Went undefeated throughout the tournament; Final match was played in front of 10,500 spectators As noted above, Brazil had their best World Championship finish in history. With a top seven finish, they effectively eliminated one European team from competing in the 2007 World Championships (WC). More importantly, Brazil gained a “performance position,” creating an additional spot for a Pan American team to qualify. Thus, the top four teams from the Pan Americas will qualify for the 2007 WC instead of three. Brazil defeated former World Champion France by 12 goals and 2004 silver medalist Korea by one. Note… only two of nine teams were able to hold Brazil to fewer points than the WNT did at the Pan American Championships in May (28). One of the two teams to do so was 2004 Olympic Champion Denmark. Germany was the other. Even Romania, the 2005 WC silver medalists, could only hold Brazil to 33 goals. |
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| Jennifer Farrell, circle for the WNT and Duke alum, was recently featured in the Duke Magazine. The article discusses Farrell's experience with the WNT, and her decision to pursue her handball career in France Read the full article here . |




