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2003 Men's Indoor Hockey World Cup

Field	Value
tournament	2003 Men's Indoor Hockey World Cup
country	Germany
city	Leipzig
dates	5–9 February
teams	12
confederations	4
champions
count	1
second
third
matches	38
goals	372
top_scorer	Fred Soyez
top_scorer_goals	21
next_year	2007
next_tournament	2007 Men's Indoor Hockey World Cup

The 2003 Men's Indoor Hockey World Cup was the first edition of the Men's Indoor Hockey World Cup the quadrennial world championship for men's national indoor hockey teams organized by the International Hockey Federation.

It occurred in February 2003, in Leipzig, Germany. The host nation Germany won both the men's and women's gold medals.

The Eurosport TV channel covered the event, which had good ratings despite the late schedule. The 2015 Men's Indoor Hockey World Cup was also held in Leipzig, Germany. A total of 20 million viewers watched 13 hours broadcast on Eurosport, with ten matches broadcast on live TV. This competition included several countries which are not strong competitors at the outdoor international level.

Preliminary round

Pool A

Grandchamp Cavallet Bircher Steinemann Marik Bernátek Henrik Ehlers DEN) Sunkel Emmerling Crone C. Domke O. Domke Michel Witthaus Mark Sandhu (AUS) Kholodov Fernandes Andreas Dobritzhofer (AUT) Desouza Steinemann Bernhard Steve Simpson (USA) Marik Lahoda Bodnar Vespalec Perinka Andreas Dobritzhofer (AUT) Kunz C. Domke Eimer Michel O. Domke Sunkel Witthaus Weißenborn Ray O'Connor (IRL)

Fernandes D'Souza Evans Cochrane Ray O'Connor (IRL) Lahoda Sunkel Kunz Stephen Brooks (ENG) Grandchamp Bernhard Steinemann Wullschleger Jean-Francois Stappaerts (BEL) Michel O. Domke Eimer Weißenborn Witthaus Bernhard Gahwiler Bircher Juan Manuel Requena (ESP) Lahoda Bernátek D'Abreo Fernandes Philip Schellekens (NED)

Jirkov Christian Blasch (GER) Gahwiler Grandchamp Keller Burnett Steve Simpson (USA) Stasiouk Lahoda Marik Juan Manuel Requena (ESP) Kunz Witthaus Sunkel Weißenborn Emmerling D'Souza D'Abreo Fernandes Ray O'Connor (IRL)

Pool B

Finals

;Semifinals

Placement rounds

;Match for 11th place ;Match for 9th place ;Match for 7th place ;Match for 5th place ;Match for 3rd place ;Match for 1st place

Final standings

Goalscorers

Frederic Soyez
Thierry Grandchamp
Philip Sunkel
Roderick Weusthof
Michal Vespalec
Oliver Domke
Lukas Lahoda
Wayne Fernandes
Bjorn Michel
Rafał Grotowski
Thomas Gahwiler
Pietr Mikula
Beni Steinemann
Graeme McLennan
Bjoern Emmerling
Matthias Witthaus
Richard de Snayer
Jonathon Stebbings
Ken Pereira
Roman Marik
Nicolas Gaillard
Artur Mikula
Stuart Gower-Jackson
Philipp Bernhard
Mark Harris
Matthieu Durchon
Florian Kunz
Tibor Weißenborn
Zbignlew Juszczak
Alexandr Jirkov
Alexei Mamoshkin
Steve Danielson
David Hicks
Cedric Dagostino
Christian Domke
Tomasz Choczaj
Stefan Bircher
Robin D'Abreo
Scott Sandison
Philipp Crone
Christoph Eimer
Jeroen van Eijk
Tama Jones
Iain Evans
Paul Hamblin
Pat Harris
Wesley D'Souza
John Desouza
Štepan Bernátek
Petr Bodnar
Filip Jaros
Toine van Beugen
Benjamin van Kessel
Darryl Cochrane
Dariusz Rachwalski
Roman Kholodov
Vladislav Kuznetsov
Rafis Nasyrov
Sergei Stasiouk
Lloyd Clarke
Shane Morrow
Philipp Keller
Daniel Dion
Anthony Farry
Andrew Fenton
Luke MCkinnon
Graham Watts
Adam Evans
Ales Perinka
Florent Durchon
Antoine Gouedard-Comte
Olaf Bakker
Titus de Greeff
Willem Gassner
Priyesh Bhana
Jason Bradley
Brendon Burnett
Matthew MacCormick
Slawomir Choczaj
Robert Grzeszczak
Steven Evans
Greg Knott
Christian Cavallet
Fabian Wullschleger
Patrick Cota
Olaf Maack

References

Results

Die 1. Hallen-Hockey-Weltmeisterschaft ist zu Ende

References

Wikipedia Source

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