Alexandra Asimaki is tied 3rd the tournament’s top scorers with 17 goals. Next is • Eleni Xenaki with 9 goals. All field players scored at least one goal, 7 out of 11 netted at least 5. scored 124 goals so far, the most in the tournament (Russia is 2nd with 113). • The players took 195 shots (3rd most), their efficiency stands at 63.6% also No. 1 in – tournament. Beatriz Ortiz is ranked No. 1 among the top scorers with 19 goals (tied with Rita • Keszthelyi HUN). Maica Garcia is 5th with 17, her efficiency (17/22, 77.3%) is the best among the top 10 players. Each field players scored at least 3 goals and 9 out of 11 netted at least 8. The Greek defence conceded 29 goals, this is the second best effort in the • tournament (behind NED, with 22). They faced 169 shots goals: 29, missed/post: 52, – blocked: 24, saved: 64. Chrysoula Diamantopoulou had 43 saves on 90 attempts for 61.4%, she is ranked 3rd • among the goalies (who played at least 120 minutes). The Spanish defence conceded 31 goals, the third best in the field. They faced 120 • shots (49 less than Greece) goals: 31, missed/post: 34, blocked: 15, saved: 40. – LEN winner Laura Ester posted 25 saves on 52 shots for 48.1%, she is ranked 6th • among the goalkeepers. The Greek major foul-balance is faced 49 man-downs and 1 penalty, and earned • –4 – 41 man-ups and 5 penalties. Spain’s balance is +23 they faced 47 exclusions and 1 – penalty, and earned 58 6 on 5s and 13 penalties. Greece’s man-ups in play: 11 for 41 man-downs: 12 from 49. Penalties: scored 4/5 • – (and 5/5 in the shootout) conceded: 1/1. – Spain’s man-ups: 37 for 58. Man-downs: 11 for 47. Penalties: scored 10 for 13 • – conceded: 1/1. Turnover fouls GRE: 21 against, 20 in favour. ESP: 17 against and 10 in favour. • –
• Alexandra Asimaki is tied 3rd the tournament’s top scorers with 17 goals. Next is Eleni Xenaki with 9 goals. All field players scored at least one goal, 7 out of 11 netted at least 5. • scored 124 goals so far, the most in the tournament (Russia is 2nd with 113). The players took 195 shots (3rd most), their efficiency stands at 63.6% – also No. 1 in tournament. • Beatriz Ortiz is ranked No. 1 among the top scorers with 19 goals (tied with Rita Keszthelyi HUN). Maica Garcia is 5th with 17, her efficiency (17/22, 77.3%) is the best among the top 10 players. Each field players scored at least 3 goals and 9 out of 11 netted at least 8. • The Greek defence conceded 29 goals, this is the second best effort in the tournament (behind NED, with 22). They faced 169 shots – goals: 29, missed/post: 52, blocked: 24, saved: 64. • Chrysoula Diamantopoulou had 43 saves on 90 attempts for 61.4%, she is ranked 3rd among the goalies (who played at least 120 minutes). • The Spanish defence conceded 31 goals, the third best in the field. They faced 120 shots (49 less than Greece) – goals: 31, missed/post: 34, blocked: 15, saved: 40. • LEN winner Laura Ester posted 25 saves on 52 shots for 48.1%, she is ranked 6th among the goalkeepers. • The Greek major foul-balance is –4 – faced 49 man-downs and 1 penalty, and earned 41 man-ups and 5 penalties. Spain’s balance is +23 – they faced 47 exclusions and 1 penalty, and earned 58 6 on 5s and 13 penalties. • Greece’s man-ups in play: 11 for 41 – man-downs: 12 from 49. Penalties: scored 4/5 (and 5/5 in the shootout) – conceded: 1/1. • Spain’s man-ups: 37 for 58. Man-downs: 11 for 47. Penalties: scored 10 for 13 – conceded: 1/1. • Turnover fouls – GRE: 21 against, 20 in favour. ESP: 17 against and 10 in favour.