The 2014 IHF Women's Junior World Championship was the 19th edition of the tournament and took place in Croatia from 28 June to 13 July 2014.
South Korea won the final and their first title by defeating Russia 34–27. Denmark secured the bronze medal after defeating Germany 21–20.
Teams Africa
Americas
Asia
Europe
Oceania No teams qualified
Preliminary round The schedule was published on 19 May.Match schedule
All times are local (UTC+2).
Group A
Group B
Group C
Group D
Knockout stage
Championship
Eighthfinals
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Bronze medal game
Final
5–8th place playoffs
5–8th place semifinals
Seventh place game
Fifth place game
9th–16th place playoffs
9th–16th place quarterfinals
9th–12th place semifinals
Eleventh place game
Ninth place game
13th–16th place playoffs
13th–16th place semifinals
15th place game
13th place game
17–20th place playoffs
17–20th place semifinals
19th place game
17th place game
21–24th place playoffs
21–24th place semifinals
23rd place game
Kazakhstan won the shootout 4–1.
21st place game
Ranking and statistics
Final ranking Rank Team456789101112131415161718192021222324
Medallists Players6. Lee Hyo-jin 7. Kim Su-jeong 9. Choi Su-ji 10. Won Seon-pil 12. Woo Ha-lim 13. Jung Ji-min 14. Lee Han-sol 15. Kim Jin-sil 16. Park Sae-young 17. Kim Hee-jin 18. Kim Soo-jung 19. Kim Hye-jin 20. Hur You-jin 21. Kim Sang-mi 23. Jo Su-yeon 29. Yu So-jeong1. Anastasiia Zykova 2. Ekaterina Chernova 7. Daria Dmitrieva 8. Daria Rusinova 9. Anastasiia Khrapova 13. Anna Vyakhireva 14. Polina Vedekhina 15. Liudmila Vydrina 18. Kristina Kozhokar 21. Evgeniya Petrova 30. Alena Ikhneva 34. Elizaveta Malashenko 41. Yana Kostomakha 44. Kira Trusova 55. Ksenia Karpacheva 94. Evelina Anoshkina1. Ditte Vind 4. Kristina Sommer 5. Julie Kjær Larsen 6. Freja Cohrt 7. Annika Meyer 10. Nadia Offendal 11. Line Haugsted 12. Louise Egestorp 14. Louise Aaskov 15. Emma Mogensen 17. Amalie Wichmann 18. Mette Tranborg 22. Sofie Blichert Toft 23. Nadja Lærke Jensen 24. Sofie Amalie Olsen Team Officials (A) Lee Kye-chung (B) (C) (D) (A) Viacheslav Kirilenko (B) (C) (D) (A) Heine Eriksen (B) (C) (D)
Awards All-star team All-star team is: MPV: Goalkeeper: Right wing: Right back: Central back: Left back: Left wing: Pivot:
Statistics
Topscorers RankNameTeamGoalsShots% 1 Lee Hyo-jin 64 100 64% 2 Martina Barreiro 62 95 65.3% 3 Haruno Sasaki 58 108 53.7% 4 Xenia Smits 54 111 48.6% 5 Sanja Radosavljević 53 76 69.7% 6 Yu So-jeong 50 76 65.8% 7 Anna Vyakhireva 49 70 70.0% 8 Veronika Malá 49 71 69.0% 9 Anđela Janjušević 49 88 55.7% 10 Gabriela Pessoa 49 92 53.3% Source: IHF.info
Top goalkeepers RankNameTeamSavesShots% 1 Dinah Eckerle 128 314 40.8% 2 Petra Kudláčková 109 308 35.4% 3 Isabel Gois 106 302 35.1% 4 Helena Sousa 95 296 32.1% 5 Park Sae-young 86 256 33.6% 6 Selena Aleksić 85 287 29.6% 7 Louise Egestorp 82 206 39.8% 8 Kristy Zimmermann 82 265 30.9% 9 Klara Hrovatič 81 233 34.8% 10 Catherine Gabriel 79 194 40.7% Source: IHF.info
References
External links Archive.IHF.info