The 2003 College Nationals was the 8th Men's College Nationals. The College Nationals was a team handball tournament to determine the College National Champion from 2003 from the US.

Venues The championship was played at two venues at the Furman University in Greenville, South Carolina.

Greenville GreenvilleTimmons ArenaPhysical Activities CenterCapacity: 4,000Capacity: ?

Modus

The 9 teams were divided into two groups.

In the Group stage every group had a round-robin. The best two teams per group qualified for the semifinals.

The fifth placed team of group A played no more games and was ranked 9th.

The third and fourth per group played a 5th - 8th place bracket.

The losers from the semis played a small final and the winners the final.

Results Source:

Group stage Group A

Group B

Championship

Semifinals

Small Final

Final

Placement Games

5th–8th Semifinals

7th place game

5th place game

Final ranking Source: Rank Team West Point Black West Point Gold University of North Carolina4 University of Alabama5 Benedict College6 Georgia State University7 University of Minnesota8 University of Memphis9 Purdue University

Awards Source: Most Valuable Player:K.C. BennettWest Point BlackMost Valuable Goalkeeper:David ThompsonUniversity of AlabamaTop Scorer:Kevin WilliamsUniversity of North Carolina

Top scorers Record Source: Rank Name Goals Games Average TeamKevin Williams416University of North CarolinaMuris Lucarevic346University of MinnesotaJoe Lamour325University of Alabama4Jasmin Nuhic296University of MemphisJoanna VivasUniversity of North Carolina6Scott Harr276West Point Gold7Goldie Harper2668Mike McCaman234Purdue University9Phil Smith205Benedict College10Troy Steffen195University of Alabama

All-Tournament Team Source: Chris CollinsWest Point Black16th Top ScorerJoe LamourUniversity of Alabama3rd Top ScorerScott HarrWest Point Gold6th Top ScorerGoldie HarperWest Point Gold7th Top ScorerKevin WilliamsUniversity of North CarolinaTop ScorerJasmin NuhicUniversity of Memphis4th Top ScorerMuris LucarevicUniversity of Minnesota2nd Top Scorer

References

External links Tournament Results archived