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The 2011 European Junior Championship was the sixth European Junior Championship . It was held from August 28 to September 3, 2011 in Sevilla, Spain .[1]
Qualification [ edit ] A total of 14 teams join the competition for the 2011 title of Junior European Champion. The number of teams was increased by three since the last qualification for the 2008 championship in Seville.
Three teams had a guaranteed place in the Final Tournament: Germany and Sweden (the top two teams from the last championship) and Spain (as the host). The remaining three spots were selected in a three-round qualification format. The teams were seeded in the schedule by their rankings.[2]
Round One [ edit ]
Home team
Result
Away team
Ref
19–24
[3]
13–18
[4]
Round Two [ edit ] Switzerland resigned and was replaced by the Netherlands in the tournament.[5]
Home team
Result
Away team
Ref
Serbia 13–11
[6]
Netherlands 14–7
Serbia 28–15
[7]
Round Three [ edit ]
Home team
Result
Away team
Ref
Austria w.o.
[8]
France 35–0
[9]
Denmark 20–14
[10]
Qualified teams [ edit ] Matches [ edit ] Group A [ edit ]
Team
Played
Won
Lost
Points for
Points against
Austria
2
2
0
35
23
Germany
2
1
1
19
21
Denmark
2
0
2
23
33
at La Cartuja
Date : August 28, 2011Game time : 10:30Game weather : cloudyReferee : RasmussenBox score
at San Pablo Stadium
Date : August 30, 2011Game time : 10:30Game weather : sunnyGame attendance : 185Referee : ConnorBox score
at La Cartuja
Date : September 1, 2011Game time : 10:30Game weather : cloudyGame attendance : 367Referee : LamminsaloBox score
Group B [ edit ]
Team
Played
Won
Lost
Points for
Points against
France
2
2
0
76
20
Sweden
2
1
1
42
31
Spain
2
0
2
16
83
at San Pablo Stadium
Date : August 30, 2011Game time : 18:00Game weather : sunnyGame attendance : 436Referee : LamminsaloBox score
5th Place [ edit ] 3rd Place [ edit ]
at San Pablo Stadium
Date : Sep 03, 2011Game time : 12:45Game weather : partly cloudyGame attendance : 194Referee : LamminsaloBox score
at La Cartuja
Date : Sep 03, 2011Game time : 18:00Game weather : partly cloudyGame attendance : 383Referee : ConnorBox score
See also [ edit ] References [ edit ] [1]
External links [ edit ]
Winner
Austria
Runners-Up
France
3rd Place
Sweden
Italy
Czech Republic
Netherlands
Great Britain
Serbia
Russia
Denmark
Finland
Spain (host nation)
Germany (defending champion)
Sweden (runner-up)
France (won Serbia 35–0)
Denmark (won Finland 20–14)
Austria (won Russia by w.o.)
Germany
Spain