WINDHOEK – The Fistball Association of Namibia will host the third Youth World Championships in 2008.
This championship, for under-18 boys and girls, will attract over 200 players and officials from over 10 nations, including host Namibia. Fistball Association of Namibia (FAN) chairman Harald Fulle said the International Fistball Association (IFA) decided to award Namibia the rights to host against bids from Argentina and two from Europe.In April 2004, Namibia also played host to the International Senior Games for seniors with 10 teams from Switzerland, Austria, Germany and Namibia.The selectors will now select girls’ and boys’ squad which will soon prepare for the for the European championships in 2007 and the International Youth Camp in Switzerland.NampaFistball Association of Namibia (FAN) chairman Harald Fulle said the International Fistball Association (IFA) decided to award Namibia the rights to host against bids from Argentina and two from Europe.In April 2004, Namibia also played host to the International Senior Games for seniors with 10 teams from Switzerland, Austria, Germany and Namibia.The selectors will now select girls’ and boys’ squad which will soon prepare for the for the European championships in 2007 and the International Youth Camp in Switzerland.Nampa
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