Tim Polo Montenegro |
Lausanne (SUI), MAJALAH AKUATIK INDONESIA
- Greece , Montenegro , Romania and Spain were
the four qualified teams for the 2012 Olympic Games earning their “tickets” at
the Men’s Water Polo Qualification Tournament held in Edmonton (CAN), from
April 1-8. Montenegro won
the competition by beating Spain
12-9 in the final match, while Greece
got the bronze, triumphing over Romania
by 14-10.
Outside this quartet, the best non-qualified team wasCanada (fifth), followed by FYR of Macedonia
(sixth), Turkey (seventh)
and Brazil
(eighth). Outside of the quarter-finals, Argentina ,
Germany and Netherlands
completed the list of teams competing in this Qualification Tournament.
The top-5 scorers also reflected the results of the event, with Cosmin Radu (ROU), being the most successful with 21 goals. He was followed by Ioannis Fountoulis (GRE) and Felipe Perrone (ESP), both with 18, and by Aleksandar Ivovic and Mladan Janovic, both representingMontenegro and both scoring 17
goals.
Besides the qualified national squads in Edmonton, the remaining eight teams participating in the Men’s Water Polo Olympic tournament are: World champion Italy, runner-up and 2011 World League winner Serbia, world number 3 Croatia and nine-time Olympic champion Hungaryas the four best ranked teams from the 2011 FINA World Championships.Australia , Kazakhstan and
the United States booked
their London berths through their respective
Continental championships, while Great
Britain as host of the 2012 Olympic Games represents
Europe .
The Women’s Water Polo Qualification Tournament will take place in Trieste (ITA), from April 15-22. Four teams will be selected in this event, and will be added to the four already qualified nations for the Olympic Games.
The draw for the Olympic Games tournaments (men – 12 teams, women – 8 teams) will be held on May 5, 2012 in London (GBR), during the Water Polo Test Event. (fina)
Outside this quartet, the best non-qualified team was
The top-5 scorers also reflected the results of the event, with Cosmin Radu (ROU), being the most successful with 21 goals. He was followed by Ioannis Fountoulis (GRE) and Felipe Perrone (ESP), both with 18, and by Aleksandar Ivovic and Mladan Janovic, both representing
Besides the qualified national squads in Edmonton, the remaining eight teams participating in the Men’s Water Polo Olympic tournament are: World champion Italy, runner-up and 2011 World League winner Serbia, world number 3 Croatia and nine-time Olympic champion Hungaryas the four best ranked teams from the 2011 FINA World Championships.
The Women’s Water Polo Qualification Tournament will take place in Trieste (ITA), from April 15-22. Four teams will be selected in this event, and will be added to the four already qualified nations for the Olympic Games.
The draw for the Olympic Games tournaments (men – 12 teams, women – 8 teams) will be held on May 5, 2012 in London (GBR), during the Water Polo Test Event. (fina)
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