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Handball

Also Known As Team Handball · European Handball
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Modern team handball rules were first published on 29 October 1917 in Berlin by German sports teachers Max Heiser, Karl Schelenz and Erich Konigh, initially for women's teams; Schelenz adapted the rules for men in 1919, and the first international matches followed in the 1920s. The sport's international governing body was first formed in 1928 as the Federation Internationale Handball Amateur and took its current name, International Handball Federation, at a founding congress in Copenhagen on 10 to 13 July 1946.

Facts
Origin Year
1917 2
Marks the publication of the first modern handball rules in Berlin, 29 October 1917, by Max Heiser, Karl Schelenz and Erich Konigh. The international federation was founded eleven years later, in 1928, and reconstituted in 1946.
Originating Region
Germany (Berlin, for the 1917 publication of the first modern rules). 2
International Governing Body
International Handball Federation (IHF); predecessor the Federation Internationale Handball Amateur founded 1928; current federation founded at a congress in Copenhagen, Denmark, 10 to 13 July 1946. 2
Team or Individual
Team 3
Contact Level
Limited 3
Playing Surface
Court 3
Classification
Olympic Programme Status
Current Olympic Sport 1
Handball
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Cristina Neagu

Handball

Kjersti Grini

Handball

Michael Roth (handballer)

Handball

Mikkel Hansen

Handball

Nikola Karabatic

Handball

Ulrich Roth (handballer)

Handball
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Ancestor Of

Racquetball, Sports
Source Racquetball, Wikipedia
Wheelchair rugby, Sports
Source Wheelchair rugby (Wikipedia)

Featured In

1936 Summer Olympics, Competitions
Source Wikipedia: Handball at the 1936 Summer Olympics
1972 Summer Olympics, Competitions
Source Wikipedia: Handball at the 1972 Summer Olympics
1976 Summer Olympics, Competitions
1980 Summer Olympics, Competitions
Source Wikipedia, 1980 Summer Olympics
1984 Summer Olympics, Competitions
Source Wikipedia, 1984 Summer Olympics
1988 Summer Olympics, Competitions
Source Wikipedia, 1988 Summer Olympics
1992 Summer Olympics, Competitions
Source Wikipedia, 1992 Summer Olympics
1996 Summer Olympics, Competitions
Source Wikipedia, 1996 Summer Olympics
2024 Summer Olympics, Competitions
Asian Games, Competitions
Olympic Games, Competitions

Governed By

International Handball Federation (IHF), Governing Bodies
Source Wikipedia, International Handball Federation

Played By

Ludovic Fabregas, Athletes
Source Ludovic Fabregas (Wikipedia)
Luka Karabatić, Athletes
Source Luka Karabatić (Wikipedia)
Magnus Wislander, Athletes
Source Magnus Wislander (Wikipedia)
Marit Malm Frafjord, Athletes
Source Marit Malm Frafjord (Wikipedia)
Mathias Gidsel, Athletes
Source Mathias Gidsel (Wikipedia)
Metz Handball, Teams and Clubs
Source Metz Handball (Wikipedia)
Michaël Guigou, Athletes
Source Michaël Guigou (Wikipedia)
Michael Roth (handballer), Athletes
Source Michael Roth (handballer) (Wikipedia)
Mihály Iváncsik, Athletes
Source Mihály Iváncsik (Wikipedia)
Mikkel Hansen, Athletes
Mirza Džomba, Athletes
Source Mirza Džomba (Wikipedia)
Nebojša Popović (handballer), Athletes
Source Nebojša Popović (handballer) (Wikipedia)
Nedim Remili, Athletes
Source Nedim Remili (Wikipedia)
Niklas Landin Jacobsen, Athletes
Source Niklas Landin Jacobsen (Wikipedia)
Nikola Karabatic, Athletes
Source Wikipedia, Nikola Karabatic
Nora Mørk, Athletes
Source Nora Mørk (Wikipedia)
Ólafur Stefánsson, Athletes
Source Ólafur Stefánsson (Wikipedia)
Paris Saint-Germain Handball, Teams and Clubs
Source Paris Saint-Germain Handball (Wikipedia)
Paul Brady (handballer), Athletes
Source Paul Brady (handballer) (Wikipedia)
Petr Štochl, Athletes
Source Petr Štochl (Wikipedia)
Rasmus Lauge Schmidt, Athletes
Source Rasmus Lauge Schmidt (Wikipedia)
Raúl Entrerríos, Athletes
Source Raúl Entrerríos (Wikipedia)
Rikke Skov, Athletes
Source Rikke Skov (Wikipedia)
Sander Sagosen, Athletes
Source Sander Sagosen (Wikipedia)
Siarhei Rutenka, Athletes
Source Siarhei Rutenka (Wikipedia)
Simon Pytlick, Athletes
Source Simon Pytlick (Wikipedia)
Sławomir Szmal, Athletes
Source Sławomir Szmal (Wikipedia)
Staffan Olsson, Athletes
Source Staffan Olsson (Wikipedia)
Stine Oftedal Dahmke, Athletes
Source Stine Oftedal Dahmke (Wikipedia)
Talant Duyshebaev, Athletes
Source Talant Dujshebaev (Wikipedia)
Team Esbjerg, Teams and Clubs
Source Team Esbjerg (Wikipedia)
Thierry Omeyer, Athletes
Source Thierry Omeyer (Wikipedia)
THW Kiel, Teams and Clubs
Ulrich Roth (handballer), Athletes
Source Ulrich Roth (handballer) (Wikipedia)
Uwe Gensheimer, Athletes
Source Uwe Gensheimer (Wikipedia)
Valentin Porte, Athletes
Source Valentin Porte (Wikipedia)
Venio Losert, Athletes
Source Venio Losert (Wikipedia)
Veselin Vujović, Athletes
Source Veselin Vujović (Wikipedia)
Veszprém KC, Teams and Clubs
Source Veszprém KC (Wikipedia)
Vid Kavtičnik, Athletes
Source Vid Kavtičnik (Wikipedia)
Wilhelm Müller (handballer), Athletes
Source Wilhelm Müller (handballer) (Wikipedia)
Zlatko Horvat, Athletes
Source Zlatko Horvat (Wikipedia)

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1. Handball at the Summer Olympics (Wikipedia)
Olympic programme statusView the Source
2. International Handball Federation, Official Timeline
International Handball Federationmedia-center/news/international-handball-federation-timeline-milestonesView the Source
3. Wikipedia, Handball
Wikimedia Foundation
  • Lead sentence, 'team handball'
    Handball (also known as team handball, European handball, Olympic handball, or indoor handball) is a team sport in which two teams of seven players each (six outcourt players and a goalkeeper) pass a ball using their hands with the aim of throwing it into the goal of the opposing team.
  • Infobox: contact
    Limited
  • Infobox: category
    Team sport, ball sport
  • Infobox: venue
    Indoor court
  • In Group: Goal Court Sports, Lead
    Handball (also known as team handball, European handball, Olympic handball, or indoor handball) is a team sport in which two teams of seven players each (six outcourt players and a goalkeeper) pass a ball using their hands with the aim of throwing it into the goal of the opposing team.
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Wikipedia, Nikola Karabatic
Wikimedia FoundationPlayed By: Nikola KarabaticView the Source
Wikipedia, International Handball Federation
Wikimedia FoundationGoverned By: International Handball Federation (IHF), Opening paragraph
Quote, Governed By: International Handball Federation (IHF), Opening paragraph
The International Handball Federation (IHF) is the administrative and controlling body for handball and beach handball.
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Racquetball, Wikipedia
Ancestor Of: Racquetball, History section
Quote, Ancestor Of: Racquetball, History section
devised a set of rules, based on those of squash, handball, and paddleball
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Wikipedia: Handball at the 1936 Summer Olympics
Featured In: 1936 Summer Olympics, Lead section
Quote, Featured In: 1936 Summer Olympics, Lead section
Field handball at the 1936 Summer Olympics was the first appearance of the sport at the Olympics.
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Wikipedia: Handball at the 1972 Summer Olympics
Featured In: 1972 Summer Olympics, Lead section
Quote, Featured In: 1972 Summer Olympics, Lead section
Handball at the 1972 Summer Olympics was the second appearance of the sport at the Olympics, returning to the Olympic program after a 36-year absence.
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Wikipedia, 1980 Summer Olympics
Featured In: 1980 Summer Olympics, Article text
Quote, Featured In: 1980 Summer Olympics, Article text
in the handball final
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Wikipedia, 1984 Summer Olympics
Featured In: 1984 Summer Olympics, Venues list, Titan Gymnasium, California State University, Fullerton, Fullerton, California
Quote, Featured In: 1984 Summer Olympics, Venues list, Titan Gymnasium, California State University, Fullerton, Fullerton, California
handball
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Wikipedia, 1988 Summer Olympics
Featured In: 1988 Summer Olympics, Venues list, Suwon Gymnasium[N], Suwon
Quote, Featured In: 1988 Summer Olympics, Venues list, Suwon Gymnasium[N], Suwon
handball
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Wikipedia, 1992 Summer Olympics
Featured In: 1992 Summer Olympics, Sports contested list with event counts
Quote, Featured In: 1992 Summer Olympics, Sports contested list with event counts
Handball (2)
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Wikipedia, 1996 Summer Olympics
Featured In: 1996 Summer Olympics, Sports contested list with event counts
Quote, Featured In: 1996 Summer Olympics, Sports contested list with event counts
Handball (2)
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Kjersti Grini (Olympedia)
Played By: Kjersti Grini, Results, Handball, Women
Quote, Played By: Kjersti Grini, Results, Handball, Women
Handball, Women
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Laila Schou Nilsen (Olympedia)
Played By: Laila Schou Nilsen, Biography [plays 2]
Quote, Played By: Laila Schou Nilsen, Biography [plays 2]
After the war she competed in the 1948 Winter Games in alpine skiing, but concentrated mostly on tennis and handball.
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Kristin Boese (Wikipedia)
Played By: Kristin Boese, Biography
Quote, Played By: Kristin Boese, Biography
became a semiprofessional handball player from the age of 9 in 1986 until 1999
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Paul Brady (handballer) (Wikipedia)
Played By: Paul Brady (handballer), Lead, handball
Quote, Played By: Paul Brady (handballer), Lead, handball
Paul Brady (born 20 September 1979) is an Irish 4-wall handball and Gaelic football player.
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Rikke Skov (Wikipedia)
Played By: Rikke Skov, Lead
Quote, Played By: Rikke Skov, Lead
is a Danish former team handball player and Olympic champion
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Heinz Körvers (Wikipedia)
Played By: Heinz Körvers, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Heinz Körvers, Lead, sport
was a German field handball player
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Nebojša Popović (handballer) (Wikipedia)
Played By: Nebojša Popović (handballer), Lead
Quote, Played By: Nebojša Popović (handballer), Lead
Bosnian Serb former handball player who competed for Yugoslavia in the 1972 Summer Olympics and in the 1976 Summer Olympics.
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Luc Abalo (Wikipedia)
Played By: Luc Abalo, Lead
Quote, Played By: Luc Abalo, Lead
is a French retired handball player
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Thierry Omeyer (Wikipedia)
Played By: Thierry Omeyer, Lead
Quote, Played By: Thierry Omeyer, Lead
is a retired French handball goalkeeper
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Daniel Narcisse (Wikipedia)
Played By: Daniel Narcisse, Lead
Quote, Played By: Daniel Narcisse, Lead
is a retired French handball player
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Sander Sagosen (Wikipedia)
Played By: Sander Sagosen, Lead
Quote, Played By: Sander Sagosen, Lead
is a Norwegian professional handball player
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Niklas Landin Jacobsen (Wikipedia)
Played By: Niklas Landin Jacobsen, Lead
Quote, Played By: Niklas Landin Jacobsen, Lead
is a Danish handballer
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Domagoj Duvnjak (Wikipedia)
Played By: Domagoj Duvnjak, Lead
Quote, Played By: Domagoj Duvnjak, Lead
is a Croatian professional handball player
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Ivano Balić (Wikipedia)
Played By: Ivano Balić, Lead
Quote, Played By: Ivano Balić, Lead
is a Croatian former professional handballer
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Magnus Wislander (Wikipedia)
Played By: Magnus Wislander, Lead
Quote, Played By: Magnus Wislander, Lead
is a Swedish former handball player
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Nora Mørk (Wikipedia)
Played By: Nora Mørk, Lead
Quote, Played By: Nora Mørk, Lead
is a Norwegian handball player
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Katrine Lunde (Wikipedia)
Played By: Katrine Lunde, Lead
Quote, Played By: Katrine Lunde, Lead
is a retired Norwegian handball player
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Anja Andersen (Wikipedia)
Played By: Anja Andersen, Lead
Quote, Played By: Anja Andersen, Lead
is a Danish former team handball player and current coach
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Camilla Herrem (Wikipedia)
Played By: Camilla Herrem, Lead
Quote, Played By: Camilla Herrem, Lead
is a Norwegian handball player for Sola HK and formerly the Norwegian national team
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Staffan Olsson (Wikipedia)
Played By: Staffan Olsson, Lead
Quote, Played By: Staffan Olsson, Lead
Swedish handball coach and former player
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Aleksey Rastvortsev (Wikipedia)
Played By: Aleksey Rastvortsev, Lead
Quote, Played By: Aleksey Rastvortsev, Lead
is a Russian handball player who competed in the 2004 Summer Olympics
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Camilla Andersen (Wikipedia)
Played By: Camilla Andersen, Lead
Quote, Played By: Camilla Andersen, Lead
is a Danish former team handball player, two times Olympic champion and a World champion
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Michaël Guigou (Wikipedia)
Played By: Michaël Guigou, Lead
Quote, Played By: Michaël Guigou, Lead
is a French former handball player
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Filip Jícha (Wikipedia)
Played By: Filip Jícha, Lead
Quote, Played By: Filip Jícha, Lead
is a Czech former handballer
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Andrey Lavrov (Wikipedia)
Played By: Andrey Lavrov, Lead
Quote, Played By: Andrey Lavrov, Lead
is a Russian former handball goalkeeper
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Arpad Šterbik (Wikipedia)
Played By: Arpad Šterbik, Lead
Quote, Played By: Arpad Šterbik, Lead
represented the national teams of Yugoslavia (later known as Serbia and Montenegro) and Spain
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Jérôme Fernandez (Wikipedia)
Played By: Jérôme Fernandez, Lead
Quote, Played By: Jérôme Fernandez, Lead
is a French handball coach and former handball player
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Raúl Entrerríos (Wikipedia)
Played By: Raúl Entrerríos, Lead
Quote, Played By: Raúl Entrerríos, Lead
is a former Spanish handball player
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Guðjón Valur Sigurðsson (Wikipedia)
Played By: Guðjón Valur Sigurðsson, Lead
Quote, Played By: Guðjón Valur Sigurðsson, Lead
is an Icelandic retired handball player
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Stine Oftedal Dahmke (Wikipedia)
Played By: Stine Oftedal Dahmke, Lead
Quote, Played By: Stine Oftedal Dahmke, Lead
is a former Norwegian professional handball player
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Talant Dujshebaev (Wikipedia)
Played By: Talant Duyshebaev, Lead
Quote, Played By: Talant Duyshebaev, Lead
is a former handball player, and current coach
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Mathias Gidsel (Wikipedia)
Played By: Mathias Gidsel, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Mathias Gidsel, Lead, sport
is a Danish professional handball player
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Iñaki Urdangarin (Wikipedia)
Played By: Iñaki Urdangarin, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Iñaki Urdangarin, Lead, sport
is a retired Spanish handball player
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Veselin Vujović (Wikipedia)
Played By: Veselin Vujović, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Veselin Vujović, Lead, sport
is a Montenegrin handball coach and former professional player
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Katarina Bulatović (Wikipedia)
Played By: Katarina Bulatović, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Katarina Bulatović, Lead, sport
Montenegrin handball player, that played the right back position
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Amandine Leynaud (Wikipedia)
Played By: Amandine Leynaud, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Amandine Leynaud, Lead, sport
is a former French professional handball player
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Füchse Berlin (handball) (Wikipedia)
Played By: Füchse Berlin, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Füchse Berlin, Lead, sport
is a professional handball club from Berlin, Germany
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Dika Mem (Wikipedia)
Played By: Dika Mem, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Dika Mem, Lead, sport
is a French professional handball player
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Luka Karabatić (Wikipedia)
Played By: Luka Karabatić, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Luka Karabatić, Lead, sport
is a French professional handball player
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Ludovic Fabregas (Wikipedia)
Played By: Ludovic Fabregas, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Ludovic Fabregas, Lead, sport
is a French professional handball player
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Iker Romero (Wikipedia)
Played By: Iker Romero, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Iker Romero, Lead, sport
is a retired Spanish handball player
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Kiril Lazarov (Wikipedia)
Played By: Kiril Lazarov, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Kiril Lazarov, Lead, sport
is a Macedonian former professional handball player
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Allison Pineau (Wikipedia)
Played By: Allison Pineau, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Allison Pineau, Lead, sport
is a French handballer for Metz Handball and the French national team
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Marit Malm Frafjord (Wikipedia)
Played By: Marit Malm Frafjord, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Marit Malm Frafjord, Lead, sport
is a former Norwegian handball player
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Igor Vori (Wikipedia)
Played By: Igor Vori, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Igor Vori, Lead, sport
is a Croatian handball coach and former player
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Nedim Remili (Wikipedia)
Played By: Nedim Remili, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Nedim Remili, Lead, sport
is a French handball player
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Paris Saint-Germain Handball (Wikipedia)
Played By: Paris Saint-Germain Handball, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Paris Saint-Germain Handball, Lead, sport
is a French professional handball club based in Paris, France
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Veszprém KC (Wikipedia)
Played By: Veszprém KC, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Veszprém KC, Lead, sport
is a Hungarian professional handball club from Veszprém
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Metz Handball (Wikipedia)
Played By: Metz Handball, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Metz Handball, Lead, sport
is a French handball club from Metz, France
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Team Esbjerg (Wikipedia)
Played By: Team Esbjerg, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Team Esbjerg, Lead, sport
is a professional women's handball team based in Esbjerg, Denmark
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Didier Dinart (Wikipedia)
Played By: Didier Dinart, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Didier Dinart, Lead, sport
is a French retired handball player
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Mirza Džomba (Wikipedia)
Played By: Mirza Džomba, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Mirza Džomba, Lead, sport
is a Croatian former professional handball player
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Ólafur Stefánsson (Wikipedia)
Played By: Ólafur Stefánsson, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Ólafur Stefánsson, Lead, sport
is an Icelandic former handball player
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Heidi Løke (Wikipedia)
Played By: Heidi Løke, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Heidi Løke, Lead, sport
As a player she last played for Larvik HK at top level
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Rasmus Lauge Schmidt (Wikipedia)
Played By: Rasmus Lauge Schmidt, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Rasmus Lauge Schmidt, Lead, sport
is a Danish handball player for Bjerringbro-Silkeborg Håndbold and the Danish national team
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Uwe Gensheimer (Wikipedia)
Played By: Uwe Gensheimer, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Uwe Gensheimer, Lead, sport
is a German former professional handball player
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Julen Aguinagalde (Wikipedia)
Played By: Julen Aguinagalde, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Julen Aguinagalde, Lead, sport
is a Basque Spanish retired handballer
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Petr Štochl (Wikipedia)
Played By: Petr Štochl, Lead
Quote, Played By: Petr Štochl, Lead
is a Czech handball player
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Valentin Porte (Wikipedia)
Played By: Valentin Porte, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Valentin Porte, Lead, sport
is a French handball player for Montpellier Handball
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Alex Dujshebaev (Wikipedia)
Played By: Alex Dujshebaev, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Alex Dujshebaev, Lead, sport
is a Spanish handball player for Industria Kielce
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Anna Vyakhireva (Wikipedia)
Played By: Anna Vyakhireva, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Anna Vyakhireva, Lead, sport
is a Russian female professional handballer
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Venio Losert (Wikipedia)
Played By: Venio Losert, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Venio Losert, Lead, sport
is a Croatian former handball player who played as a goalkeeper
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Henny Reistad (Wikipedia)
Played By: Henny Reistad, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Henny Reistad, Lead, sport
is a Norwegian professional handball player for Team Esbjerg
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Guillaume Gille (Wikipedia)
Played By: Guillaume Gille, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Guillaume Gille, Lead, sport
is a retired French handballer and current coach
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Kentin Mahé (Wikipedia)
Played By: Kentin Mahé, Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Kentin Mahé, Lead, sport
is a French handball player for VfL Gummersbach
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Wilhelm Müller (handballer) (Wikipedia)
Played By: Wilhelm Müller (handballer), Lead, sport
Quote, Played By: Wilhelm Müller (handballer), Lead, sport
was a German field handball player
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Bertrand Gille (handballer) (Wikipedia)
Played By: Bertrand Gille, Lead
Quote, Played By: Bertrand Gille, Lead
is a retired handball player from France
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Jackson Richardson (Wikipedia)
Played By: Jackson Richardson, Lead
Quote, Played By: Jackson Richardson, Lead
is a French former handball player
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Henning Fritz (Wikipedia)
Played By: Henning Fritz, Lead
Quote, Played By: Henning Fritz, Lead
is a German retired handball goalkeeper
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Christian Schwarzer (Wikipedia)
Played By: Christian Schwarzer, Lead
Quote, Played By: Christian Schwarzer, Lead
is a German handball coach and former player
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Britt Goodwin (Wikipedia)
Played By: Britt Goodwin, Lead
Quote, Played By: Britt Goodwin, Lead
is a Norwegian-British Olympic handball player
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Zlatko Horvat (Wikipedia)
Played By: Zlatko Horvat, Lead
Quote, Played By: Zlatko Horvat, Lead
is a Croatian handball player
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Sławomir Szmal (Wikipedia)
Played By: Sławomir Szmal, Lead
Quote, Played By: Sławomir Szmal, Lead
is a Polish former handball player
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Siarhei Rutenka (Wikipedia)
Played By: Siarhei Rutenka, Lead
Quote, Played By: Siarhei Rutenka, Lead
is a Belarusian former professional handball player
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Simon Pytlick (Wikipedia)
Played By: Simon Pytlick, Lead
Quote, Played By: Simon Pytlick, Lead
is a Danish handball player
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Andreas Wolff (Wikipedia)
Played By: Andreas Wolff, Lead
Quote, Played By: Andreas Wolff, Lead
is a German handball player
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Fiona Robinson (sportswoman) (Wikipedia)
Played By: Fiona Robinson (sportswoman), Lead
Quote, Played By: Fiona Robinson (sportswoman), Lead
is an Australian-British former basketball and handball player
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Mihály Iváncsik (Wikipedia)
Played By: Mihály Iváncsik, Lead
Quote, Played By: Mihály Iváncsik, Lead
is a Hungarian former handball player
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Grit Jurack (Wikipedia)
Played By: Grit Jurack, Lead
Quote, Played By: Grit Jurack, Lead
is a German former handball player
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Győri ETO KC (Wikipedia)
Played By: Győri ETO KC, Lead
Quote, Played By: Győri ETO KC, Lead
is a Hungarian women's handball club from Győr.
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Anita Görbicz (Wikipedia)
Played By: Anita Görbicz, Lead
Quote, Played By: Anita Görbicz, Lead
Anita Görbicz (born 13 May 1983) is a Hungarian former professional handballer.
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Linn Jørum Sulland (Wikipedia)
Played By: Linn Jørum Sulland, Club career, early career
Quote, Played By: Linn Jørum Sulland, Club career, early career
Sulland started playing handball at Korsvoll IL and joined
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Vid Kavtičnik (Wikipedia)
Played By: Vid Kavtičnik, Lead
Quote, Played By: Vid Kavtičnik, Lead
is a retired Slovenian handball player
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Jaroslav Škarvan (Wikipedia)
Played By: Jaroslav Škarvan, Lead
Quote, Played By: Jaroslav Škarvan, Lead
was a Czechoslovak handball player
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Fjellhammer IL (Wikipedia)
Played By: Fjellhammer IL, Lead
Quote, Played By: Fjellhammer IL, Lead
is a Norwegian handball club from Lørenskog
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Wheelchair rugby (Wikipedia)
Ancestor Of: Wheelchair rugby, Lead
Quote, Ancestor Of: Wheelchair rugby, Lead
The rules include elements from wheelchair basketball, ice hockey, handball and rugby union.
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Ulrich Roth (handballer) (Wikipedia)
Played By: Ulrich Roth (handballer), Lead [plays]
Quote, Played By: Ulrich Roth (handballer), Lead [plays]
is a former West German handball player who competed in the 1984 Summer Olympics
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Michael Roth (handballer) (Wikipedia)
Played By: Michael Roth (handballer), Lead, first sentence [plays]
Quote, Played By: Michael Roth (handballer), Lead, first sentence [plays]
is a German former handball player
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Wikipedia, Cristina Neagu
WikipediaPlayed By: Cristina Neagu, lead paragraph, plays
Quote, Played By: Cristina Neagu, lead paragraph, plays
Cristina Georgiana Neagu (Romanian pronunciation: [krisˈtina ˈne̯aɡu]; born 26 August 1988) is a Romanian former professional handballer.
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