2011 Oceania Handball Champions Cup

The 2011 Oceania Handball Champions Cup was held in Tahiti from the 5 to 10 November 2011. This was organised by the Oceania Handball Federation and featured teams from Australia, New Zealand, New Caledonia and host's Tahiti.

The tournament was won by Australian team Sydney University. They won the right to represent Oceania in the 2012 IHF Super Globe.

Results

Round Robin Stage

Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
French Polynesia AS Dragon 5 4 1 0 98 67 +31 9
Australia Sydney University 5 3 2 0 86 77 +9 8
French Polynesia AS Faa'a 5 2 2 1 82 73 +9 6
New Caledonia ACB Poya 5 2 0 3 98 99 −1 4
New Zealand Auckland Region 5 0 2 3 75 87 −12 2
New Caledonia AS Dumbea 5 0 1 4 79 98 −19 1
5 November 2011
16:30
New Caledonia ACB Poya 24– 19 New Zealand Auckland Region

18:00
French Polynesia AS Faa'a 16 – 16 Australia Sydney University

19:30
French Polynesia AS Dragon 27 – 15 New Caledonia AS Dumbea

6 November 2011
16:30
Australia Sydney University 18 – 17 New Caledonia ACB Poya

18:00
French Polynesia AS Dragon 20 – 13 New Zealand Auckland Region

19:30
French Polynesia AS Faa'a 20 – 13 New Caledonia AS Dumbea

7 November 2011
16:30
New Zealand Auckland Region 16 – 16 New Caledonia AS Dumbea

18:00
French Polynesia AS Faa'a 21 – 16 New Caledonia ACB Poya

19:30
French Polynesia AS Dragon 10 – 10 Australia Sydney University

8 November 2011
16:30
New Zealand Auckland Region 17 – 22 Australia Sydney University

18:00
New Caledonia AS Dumbea 18 – 27 New Caledonia ACB Poya

19:30
French Polynesia AS Dragon 18 – 15 French Polynesia AS Faa'a

9 November 2011
16:30
New Caledonia AS Dumbea 17 – 20 Australia Sydney University

18:00
French Polynesia AS Dragon 23 – 14 New Caledonia ACB Poya

19:30
French Polynesia AS Faa'a 10 – 10 New Zealand Auckland Region

Fifth Place play off

10 November 2011
13:00
New Zealand Auckland Region 20 - 22 New Caledonia AS Dumbea

Third Place play off

10 November 2011
14:30
French Polynesia AS Faa'a 21 - 22 New Caledonia ACB Poya

Final

10 November 2011
18:00
French Polynesia AS Dragon 22 – 23 Australia Sydney University

Final standings

Classification
1st, gold medalist(s) Australia Sydney University
2nd, silver medalist(s) French Polynesia AS Dragon
3rd, bronze medalist(s) New Caledonia ACB Poya
4 French Polynesia AS Faa'a
5 New Caledonia AS Dumbea
6 New Zealand Auckland Region

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