Portugal national korfball team explained

Portugal
Association:	Federação Portuguesa de Corfebol
Ikf Membership:	1987
Ikf Code:	POR
Ikf Rank:	8 (Aug.2019)
World Championships Apps:	9
World Championships First:	1987
World Championships Best:	3rd place, 1995
World Games Apps:	4
World Games First:	1997
World Games Best:	4th place, 2001 & 2013
European Championships Apps:	6
European Championships First:	1998
European Championships Best:	3rd place, 1998, 2014, 2018
Continental Name:	European Bowl
Continental Championships Apps:	1
Continental Championships First:	2005
Continental Championships Best:	3rd place, 2005
Website:	http://www.fpcorfebol.pt/

The Portugal national korfball team is managed by the Federação Portuguesa de Corfebol (FPC), representing Portugal in korfball international competitions.

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Tournament history

World Championships^[1]
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1987	3rd World Championship	Makkum (The Netherlands)	9th place
1991	4th World Championship	Antwerp (Belgium)	6th place
1995	5th World Championship	New Delhi (India)	3rd place
1999	6th World Championship	Adelaide (Australia)	5th place
2003	7th World Championship	Rotterdam (The Netherlands)	6th place
2007	8th World Championship	Brno (Czech Republic)	4th place
2011	9th World Championship	Shaoxing (China)	7th place
2015	10th World Championship	Antwerp (Belgium)	10th place
2019	11th World Championship	Durban (South Africa)	8th place

World Games^[2]
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1997	5th World Games	Lahti (Finland)	6th place
2001	6th World Games	Akita (Japan)	4th place
2009		Kaohsiung (Taiwan)	6th place
2013		Cali (Colombia)	4th place

European Championships^[3]
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1998	1st European Championship	Estoril (Portugal)	3rd place
2002	2nd European Championship	Catalonia	6th place
2010	4th European Championship	Netherlands	7th place
2014	5th European Championship	Maia (Portugal)	3rd place
2016	6th European Championship	Rotterdam (Netherlands)	4th place
2018	7th European Championship	Friesland (Netherlands)	3rd place

European Bowl
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2005	1st European Bowl	Terrassa (Catalonia)	3rd place

Current squad

National team in the 2019 World Championship

Isabel Almeida
Luise Paz Costa
Catarina Correia
Ana Cordeiro
Celise Ribeiro
Ana Curva

Jean Ayres
Bruno Amaral
Hugo Fernandes
Júlio Ruivo
Pedro Correia
Tiago Luz

Coach: Isabel Teixeira
Assistant Coach: Rui Malcata

National team in the 2007 World Championship

Carla Antunes
Filipa Santos
Inês Biocas
Isabel Almeida
Joana Faria
Joana Oliveira
Sofia Pinhão

Carlos Faria
Daniel Serafim
Henrique Marques
Luís Simões
Miguel Costa
Pedro Vinagre
Tiago Gonçalves

Coach: Jorge Ramos

External links

Federaçao Portuguesa de Corfebol

Notes and References

Web site: The history of the IKF and the IKF World Championship. IKF. dead. https://web.archive.org/web/20130920151204/http://www.ikf.org/ikf/images/stories/IKFdocuments/world%20championship%20february%202011.pdf. 20 September 2013. dmy-all.
Web site: The history of the IKF and the World Games. IKF. dead. https://web.archive.org/web/20130920151207/http://www.ikf.org/ikf/images/stories/IKFdocuments/worldgameshistory%202011.pdf. 20 September 2013. dmy-all.
Web site: The history of the IKF European Championship. IKF. dead. https://web.archive.org/web/20130920151211/http://www.ikf.org/ikf/images/stories/IKFdocuments/european%20championship%20history%20february%202011.pdf. 20 September 2013. dmy-all.