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| Host
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Zofingen  Switzerland
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| Dates
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August 14–15
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| Teams
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5 national teams
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| Final rankings
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Champions 
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Switzerland
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Runners-up 
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 Austria
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Third place 
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 Germany
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| Tournament statistics
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| Matches
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The 2009 Women's European Fistball Championship was held in Zofingen (Switzerland) from August 14 to 15, with five women's national teams: Austria, Catalonia, Germany, Italy and Switzerland.
The first round was played as the best of 3 sets (11 points) and the rest of competition was played as the best of 5 sets.
Switzerland were the champions.
Teams
| Switzerland
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Michelle Fedier
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Andrea Gerber
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Irene Schönenberger
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Simone Estermann
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Natalie Berchtold
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Madleina Rüegge
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Nicole Münzing
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Nadin Schneider
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| Austria
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Antonia Ritschel
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Ines Mayer
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Magdalena Lindorfer
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Karin Azesberger
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Zeller Nicole
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Elisabeth Ojo
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Katharina Arthold
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Susanne Hartl
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| Germany
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M. Therese Warnick
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Janine Mertsch
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Cindy Nökel
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Janna Meiners
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Eva Krämer
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Annika Lohse
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Stenzel Silja
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Bettina Bering
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 Italy
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Diana Pfingste
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Anna Frenes
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Juliane Windegger
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Juli Stauder
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Tina Meran
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Lisi Lang
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Jasmin Mayr
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Gabi Hofer
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Lisa Seifert
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Christa Larcher
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 Catalonia
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Laura Jordan
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Anna Martinez
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Anna Albesa
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Roser Dols
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María Pérez
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Marta Jordan
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Beatriz Mínguez
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First round
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Pts
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P
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W
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L
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S+
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S-
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| Austria *
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8 |
4 |
4 |
0 |
8 |
1
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| Switzerland
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6 |
4 |
3 |
1 |
7 |
2
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| Germany
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4 |
4 |
2 |
2 |
4 |
4
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| Italy
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2 |
4 |
1 |
3 |
2 |
6
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| Catalonia
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0 |
4 |
0 |
4 |
0 |
8
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| * Austria is classified to the final
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| 10:00
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Switzerland
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Catalonia
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2-0
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(11-04 / 11-03)
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| 10:00
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Germany
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Italy
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2-0
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(11-03 / 11-03)
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| 11:30
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Switzerland
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Italy
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2-0
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(11-01 / 11-01)
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| 11:30
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Austria
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Catalonia
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2-0
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(11-02 / 11-02)
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| 13:00
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Switzerland
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Austria
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1-2
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(04-11 / 13-11 / 06-11)
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| 13:00
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Germany
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Catalonia
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2-0
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(11-03 / 11-03)
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| 14:30
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Austria
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Germany
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2-0
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(11-05 / 11-06)
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| 14:30
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Italy
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Catalonia
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2-0
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(11-06 / 11-08)
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| 16:00
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Switzerland
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Germany
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2-0
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(11-06 / 11-09)
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| 16:00
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Austria
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Italy
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2-0
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(11-04 / 11-04)
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Qualification round
- Top team qualified in the first round (Austria) goes to the final.
- 2nd and 3rd qualified teams (Switzerland and Germany) play to reach the final.
- 4th and 5th qualified teams (Italy and Catalonia) play to decide the 5th place.
- Loser of 2nd-3rd qualified (Germany) plays against the winner of 4th-5th qualified (Italy) for 3rd-4th places.
- Matches in this round are played as the best of 5 sets (11 points).
| 4th-5th qualified teams
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| Italy
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3-0
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Catalonia
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Zofingen
August 15 - 09:45
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| 11-6, 11-8, 11-3
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| 2nd-3rd qualified teams
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| Switzerland
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3-1
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Germany
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Zofingen
August 15 - 10:45
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| 11-7, 11-7, 6-11, 11-6
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| Rank 3/4
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| Germany
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3-0
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Italy
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Zofingen
August 15 - 13:15
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| 11-2, 11-7, 11-4
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| FINAL
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| Austria
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1-3
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Switzerland
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Zofingen
August 15 - 15:45
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| 9-11, 3-11, 11-6, 8-11
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Winners
SWITZERLAND
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Final standings
| Final standings
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Switzerland
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Austria
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Germany
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| 4
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Italy
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| 5
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Catalonia
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External links
This page was last edited on 8 May 2024, at 23:05
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