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Position paper of the European sport associations on supporting the sport sector in the Old Continent signed today
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Zagreb, April 15, 2020 - More than 30 sport and sport-related associations, including a number of associations on a national level, have agreed on a common position paper entitled „Position paper on the impact of the COVID-19 crisis on the sport sector”.
Tokyo Olympics: Ivan Kvesić secured Olympic standard as the first Croatian karateka in the history. Congratulations!
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Zagreb, March 18th, 2020 - Croatia will have a representative in karate at the Tokyo Olympics. This historic performance was taken care of by our best karateka Ivan Kvesić, who ensured a place in the elite group (according to the rankings of the World Karate Federation) in the Olympic category -75 kg after the first round of the qualification procedure.
Croatian Olympic Academy: Marija Leskovec and Petra Jurić Croatian Representatives at the International Olympic Academy Symposium and Seminar in Olympia
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Zagreb, March 10th, 2020 - The International Olympic Academy (IOA) plans to implement several educational programs open to candidates from all countries this year as well. After the completed competitions of the Croatian Olympic Academy (COA), Croatian representatives were selected. At the 60th International Youth Symposium with this year's main topic of the symposium "Olympism and Humanism" and special topic "Olympic Games: Human Rights, Diversity and Inclusion in Sports", the Croatian candidate is Marija Leskovec.
Croatian Olympic Committee congratulates the tennis players on winning the Davis Cup finals
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Zagreb, March 7th, 2020 - Croatia's male tennis team defeated India 3-1 in Zagreb and won theperformance in Davis Cup finals in Madrid on November 23-29. Borna Gojo against Prajnesh Gunneswaran and twice Marin Čilić - against Ramkumar Ramanathan and Sumit Nagal - brought Croatia points in individual matches, while the Indians celebrated in doubles (veterans Bopanna and Paes against Pavić and Škugor). Thus, in a bit over eight months, Vedran Martić's selectees will once again be one of 18 teams to fight for the silver cup in the second season of the new Davis Cup format. We will find out who they will be with in a group on Thursday (March 12th) at the draw in London.
Croatian Olympic Committee congratulated the shooters on winning silver and bronze medal at the European Championships
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Zagreb, March 1st, 2020 –Regarding the Croatian athletes at the international stage, the weekend of the February-March transition was marked by our proverbially successful shooters. The national shooting male team in 10M Air Rifle - Miran Maričić, Petar Gorša and Borna Petanjek - won a silver medal at the European Shooting Championships 10Mheld in Wroclaw (Poland).In the second qualification round, the Croatian threesome achieved the second best result (626.4 hits), which also brought our team a fight for gold medal with the best representation of the second part of the competition - Russia (628.6 hits). The Russians (Sergei Kamensky, Alexander Dryagin and Vladimir Maslenikov) confirmed that primacy in the finals by winning 16-8. Team bronze went to the French ... Miran Maričić and Esthera Herceg also won bronze in mixed doubles for Croatia.
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Krešimir Ivaniš presented the IOC's Trophy „Sports and Sustainable Architecture“ 2019 at the Croatian Olympic Committee's 54th Assembly
Zagreb, February 27th, 2020 - The 54th session of the Croatian Olympic Committee's Assembly was held at the Zagreb's hotel Panorama, and it began with a solemn act. Croatian Olympic Committee's President Zlatko Mateša presented the International Olympic Committee's (IOC) Trophy “Sports and Sustainable Architecture” 2019 to Krešimir Ivaniš, a great contributor to the development and maintenance of sports infrastructure in Croatia. Born in Karlovac, a student and teacher in Zagreb at the Faculty of Architecture left a deep mark on sports construction throughout the Republic of Croatia. He is the founder and long-time leader of the Croatian Olympic Committee's Sports Construction and Environment Commission and for a four-year term he was also a member of the EOCs Commission of the same name. -
Croatian Olympic Committee congratulates Filip Zubčić on Croatia's first giant slalom victory in the World Cup
Zagreb, February 22nd, 2020 - After January's silver in Adelboden, Croatia's top skier Filip Zubčić created a new major venture by winning the frst place in Giant Slalom in Japan's Yuzawa Naebi. -
Croatian Olympic Committee congratulated Tonci Stipanović on winning the world bronze
Melbourne / Zagreb, February 16th, 2020 - Current Olympic Vice Champion Tonči Stipanović won a bronze medal at the Olympic class Laser World Championships in Melbourne (Australia), confirming his excellent form a bit overfive months ahead of the Tokyo Olympics, where he will be defending the historical individual silver of Croatian sailing from Rio de Janeiro. -
Mateša at the head of the European Olympic Committee's working group for strengthening the cooperation with the EU
Rome, February 14th 2020 - The formation of the European Olympic Committee's(EOCs) forming of the working group for strengthening the relations with the European Union (EU) has been confirmed at the headquarters of the European Olympic Committees (EOCs) in Rome. The three-member working body consistsof EOCs Vice President Niels Nygaard and members of the EOCs Executive Board Spyros Capralos and Zlatko Mateša. The President of the COC Mateša was also appointed the Head of the group. -
A Seminar on sports rights was held in Zagreb with presentations by distinguished guests from Austria
Zagreb, February 11th, 2020 - For the second year in a row, the Center for Sport Rights organizes international conferences of experts in the field of sports law, and therefore an international seminary, marked by two extremely interesting presentations by distinguished guests from Austria, was held at the Croatian Olympic Committee (COC) in Zagreb on February 11th. -
Meeting of the European Non-Governmental Sports Organisation (ENGSO) held at the Croatian Olympic Committee
Zagreb, February 10th 2020 - A meeting of the members of the European Non-Governmental Sports Organisation (ENGSO) was held at the Croatian Olympic Committee (COC) over the weekend. Six of the foreseen seven members- from Lithuania, Austria, Hungary, Serbia and Sweden - attended the meeting of the ENGSO Youth Committee and were hosted by their Croatian colleague, Iva Glibo. -
State recognitionspresented to TinSrbić, Ivan Kvesić, Dina Levačić and coach Branko Ivanković
Zagreb, February 4th, 2020 - Duringthe ceremony held at the Predsjednički dvori (Presidential Palace) at Zagreb's Pantovčak, President of the Republic of Croatia Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović presented forty recognitions and awards to deserving individuals and institutions from various fields of social and humanistic activities as an expression of gratitude for their exceptional achievements and skills that contributed to the development and reputation of the homeland, including, of course, the "Best Croatian Ambassadors in the World" - its athletes and sports staff. -
HOO congratulated Goran Ivanišević on entering the International Tennis Hall of Fame
Zagreb, January 27, 2020 - One of the greatest Croatian athletes of all time, Goran Ivanišević, is a new member of the International Tennis Hall of Fame in the American city of Newport. He became the first Croat in this respectable community, and received this recognition for a fantastic career that culminated in winning the Wimbledon title in 2001. In the most recent selection, Ivanišević earned his spot among the notables and became inductee alongside Spain's Conchita Martinez, and this new duo from the Hall of Fame was featured in Rod Laver Arena, the main venue of the Australian Open in Melbourne, entering its second week. -
Mateša and Čop congratulated Croatian handball players on European silver
Zagreb, January 26, 2020 - Croatian National Handball Team won a silver medal at the EHF European Men’s Championships in Austria, Norway and Sweden. In a pretty even and tense final duel, played in Stockholm, Červar's favorites were defeated by the Spanish team 22-20 (12-11). This is the third silver medal of Croatian handball players at the European Championships after 2008 and 2010, and so far they have won three European bronzes – in 1994, 2012 and 2016. -
Croatian Olympic Committee congratulated table tennis players on reaching the Olympic standard for Tokyo Olympics
Zagreb, January 25, 2020 - After a 3-0 victory over the United Kingdom in a decisive match at the ITTF World Team Qualification Tournament held in Gondomar (Portugal), the Croatian Male Table Tennis Team (Tomislav Pucar, Andrej Gaćina, Tomislav Frane Kojić and Filip Zeljko) secured their performance at the Tokyo Olympics. Gaćina and Pucar defeated the Brits in Singles, and Kojić and Gaćina defeated the Brits in Doubles, respectively. In addition to Tomislav Pucar (European bronze medal won at the European Games in Minsk in 2019) having reached the individual Olympic standard, we will have another hope in Singles at the Tokyo Olympics. -
Closing of Winter Youth Olympics in Lausanne, with speed skater Maja Ivandić as the Croatian flag-bearer
Lausanne, January 22, 2020 - The third edition of the Winter Youth Olympic Games was completed in Lausanne with a ceremonial parade of participants and handing over the flag to the representatives of the next host of the Games. Among more than 900 female and male athletes from 76 countries around the world, at the closing ceremony of the Winter Youth Olympics were also the Croatian representatives, with 17-year-old speed skater Maja Ivandić as flag-bearer of the Croatian national tricolor. -
Winter Youth Olympics: Luka Banek wins bronze in Mixed Ice Hockey 3x3 tournament
Lausanne, January 15, 2020 - Croatian hockey player in the version 3x3, Luka Banek (born in 2005 in Zagreb), won a bronze medal at the third Winter Youth Olympics in Lausanne and St. Moritz (January 9-22). In the battle for 3rd place, the nationally mixed Brown team, in which Banek was playing, defeated the Black team 6-5. This is the first medal won by a Croatian male or female athlete at the Winter Youth Olympics, and the "brown" hockey team consisted of players from 12 other states or national Olympic committees (Men's Mixed NOC Team 3-on-3). -
Croatian Olympic Committee congratulates Filip Zubčić on his greatest career success – first stand at the pedestal in the World Cup
Zagreb, January 11, 2020 - Croatian skiing representative Filip Zubčić finished second in Giant Slalom in Adelboden, Switzerland and, along with his first stand at the World Cup pedestal, he also achieved the best result of his career so far and – at the same time – the greatest success of our skiers after the retirement of the legendary Ivica Kostelić. -
Third edition of Winter Youth Olympics officially opened in Switzerland, with biathlete/cross-country skier Nika Jagečić as the Croatian flag-bearer
Lausanne, January 9, 2020 – The third Winter Youth Olympic Games that take place from January 9 to 22, 2020 in Lausanne and St. Moritz, were officially opened with the ceremony held at the Vaudoise Arena in Lausanne, Switzerland, before 8,000 spectators. A total of 1880 female athletes from 79 countries, aged 15-18, participated in 16 sports. During the ceremonial march to Lausanne, the Croatian flag-bearer was biathlete and cross-country skier Nika Jagečić. -
Laureates of the Great Day of Croatian Sports: Sandra Perković, Tin Srbić, water polo players, female bowlers and Sinković brothers
Zagreb, December 19, 2019 - At the traditional ceremony of the Great Day of Croatian Sports held at the Crystal Hall of the Westin hotel in Zagreb, the Croatian Olympic Committee (HOO) recalled the greatest successes of our female and male athletes in the year soon to end. For the 25th time the Croatian Olympic Committee has selected the athlete (s) of the year, and it all started in January 1995 by rewarding the most successful athletes in the previous year. The festive atmosphere in Westin was adorned by numerous prominent figures, including representatives of governmental authority’s highest officials, as well as the City of Zagreb and two ambassadors - Her Excellency Misako Kaji of Japan and Her Excellency Xu Erwen of China. -
COC congratulated taekwondoka Matea Jelić on reaching the Olympic standard for Tokyo Olympics 2020.
Zagreb, December 7, 2019 - At the last World Taekwondo Grand Prix in 2019 in Moscow, the member of the Croatian national team Matea Jelić won a silver medal in the category -67 kg, which also that she reached the Olympic standard for Tokyo 2020. After three consecutive victories (Kazakhstan's Tursunkulova 10-8, Britain's Williams 34-32 and France's Wiet Henin 8-7), a 21-year-old Knin native and member of Split's TK Marjan, was narrowly defeated (7-8) in the final duel by Ruth Gbagbi of Ivory Coast. -
HOO čestitao taekwondašicama osvajanje europskog zlata u olimpijskim kategorijama
Zagreb, 1. prosinca 2019. - Hrvatske taekwondašice Marija Štetić i Doris Pole osvojile su zlatne medalje u Dublinu (Republika Irska) na Europskom prvenstvu u olimpijskim disciplinama. Prvenstvo Europe u olimpijskim kategorijama održava se od 2015. godine svake neparne godine, a neka od najvećih imena europskog taekwondoa odlučila su nastupiti na ovom natjecanju jer su im nadohvat ruke bili i bodovi za nastup na Olimpijskim igrama. -
HOA i HPS promovirali 25 novih trenera sportskog penjanja
Zagreb, 30. studenoga 2019. - Nakon stručnog osposobljavanja u projektu Hrvatske olimpijske akademije (HOA) I Hrvatskog planinarskog saveza (HPS), druga generacija trenera sportskog penjanja primila je zaslužene diplome i prigodne darove na svečanosti u zagrebačkom hotelu Sheraton. Prvom naraštaju od 23 polaznika pridružilo se tako 25 novoosposobljenih trenera. Među njima je 11 žena, a taj podatak je u skladu s težnjama Međunarodnog olimpijskog odbora (MOO) za uspostavom potpune spolne ravnopravnosti u pogledu zastupljenosti muškaraca i žena u olimpijskim programima. -
U Pazinu otvorena poslovna zgrada tvrtke Ghia, partnera HOO-a
Pazin, 29. studenoga 2019. - U nazočnosti brojnih uglednika, ponajviše iz Istre i grada Pazina, na svečanosti u tom gradu otvorena je nova poslovna zgrada tvrtke Ghia Staff d.o.o. Predsjednik Uprave Ghia grupe Ivan Kalac zahvalio je gostima na dolasku i na taj način iskazanoj podršci tvrtkama Ghia Staff i Ghia Sport. Ispred Hrvatskog olimpijskog odbora (HOO) svečanosti je nazočio Siniša Krajač, pomoćnik glavnog tajnika HOO-a za programe sporta na lokalnoj razini. -
COC congratulated Sinković brothers on FISA's recognition for the World’s Best Crew
Zagreb, November 23, 2019 -World and European champions in Coxless Pairs, Martin and Valent Sinković, were declared the best male rowing crew of 2019 in the selection of the International Rowing Federation (FISA). They were presented the recognition at the FISA Gala in London. The Croatian rowers received the same recognition – as Double Sculls - in 2016 after winning the gold medal at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics. We recall, their coach Nikola Bralić was also a laureate of the FISA's election - in 2015 he was voted the World's Best Rowing Coach. -
Croatian Olympic Committee congratulated Marko Žunić on his election to the Executive Committee of the International University Sports Federation
Zagreb, November 21, 2019 -At last week's Electoral Assembly of the International University Sports Federation (FISU) - held in Turin (Italy) - the candidate of the Croatian Academic Sports Federation (HASS) Marko Žunić was elected a member of the FISU’s Executive Committee. FISU’s Executive Committee is composed of 15 members from all over the world, namely - from countries from five continents. At the Assembly the leaders of FISU were elected as well - the new President is Oleg Matytsin from Russia, and the first Vice President is Swiss Leonz Eder. -
Leaders of the Croatian Olympic Committee congratulated the Blazers and the Croatian Football Federation on placement for the European Championships 2020
Zagreb, November 16, 2019 - By defeating Slovakia 3-1 in front of 8000 spectators in Rujevica, the Croatian National Football Team achieved the right to participate at the European Championships 2020. The current World Vice Champions are the winners of the qualification group E with 17 points from 8 matches, thanks to the fifth consecutive performance at the football Euro (total sixth), with only one missed European Championships - in Belgium and the Netherlands 2000. Since the Croatian independence, our football players have won as many as 10 performances at large continental or world competitions, and Euro 2020 will be their 11th performance of possible 13. -
Croatian basketball players-hosts of Olympic-qualification tournament in Split
Mies, November 15, 2019 - Croatian basketball players will have the opportunity to win the Olympic 'visa' for Tokyo 2020 at a domestic tournament that will be held at Split’s Paladium Arena from November 23 to 28 next year. This decision - made by the International Basketball Federation's (FIBA) Executive board – granted Croatia’s candidacy for hosting one of four pre-Olympic qualification tournaments. Let us recall, our basketball players won their last two Olympic performances at the tournaments that took place right before the Olympics – for Beijing Olympics 2008 they won at the tournament in Greece and for Rio Olympics 2016 they took victory at the tournament in Italy. -
COC congratulated Ana Đerek for reaching the qualification standard for Tokyo 2020
Zagreb, October 14, 2019 -At the end of the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Stuttgart, it was officially confirmed that Croatian representative Ana Đerek secured her appearance at the Tokyo Olympics. This is the information that we learned much earlier, after the qualifying competitions, but waited for definitive confirmation after the completion of final competitions at the World Championships. In competition with the All-Around contestants, where her performance brought her the placement at the Olympic Games Đerek earned a total score of 49,466 - enough for 67th place and for the Olympic standard as well. -
Day of Japan in Croatia marked by the Olympians from 1964. and Croatian aces for Tokyo Olympics 2020
Zagreb, November 9, 2019 – The Day of Japan in Croatia – an exceptionally eventful happening - was held at the Zagreb Museum Mimara, organized by the Japanese Embassy in the Republic of Croatia, led by the Ambassador Misako Kaji. The Japanese Ambassador, true lover of Croatia and Croatian sports, had the introductory word, followed by the welcoming speeches of partners in the organization of the event - leader of the Croatian Olympic Committee Zlatko Mateša and leader of the Croatian Paralympic Committee Ratko Kovačić. One of the participants was, of course, the Croatian Olympic Academy, whose President Tonči Tadić was also the moderator of an extremely interesting panel-event in Mimara.
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