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Results of Nordic Leagues

Logan — Fri, 05 Dec 2008 10:03:14 +0000

Last results of Swedish,danish and norwegian handball league.

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Norge
Stavanger – Follo 26-32 (12-13)
Bodö – Stord 35-26 (18-12)
Sandefjord – Elverum 22-32 (10-14)
Haslum – Naerbö 35-18 (19-8)
Fyllingen – Runar 31-23 (12-11)
Haugaland – Drammen 30-40 (16-16)

Sweden
2008-12-04 LIF Lindesberg – Redbergslid 29-29 (13-19)
2008-12-03 H 43 – IFK Trelleborg 23-28 (12-12)
2008-12-03 IFK Ystad – Alingsås 22-32 (6-16)
2008-12-03 Sävehof – Lugi 34-27 (17-12)
2008-12-03 Guif – Drott 33-24 (13-12)
2008-12-03 IFK Skövde – Hammarby 38-35 (19-14)

Denmark
FCK Håndbold – Aalborg 35-34 (17-19)
Ajax – Århus 22-33 (9-19)
KIF Kolding – Team Tvis Holstebro 38-30 (18-17)
GOG Svendborg – Fredericia 27-23 (15-13)
Nordsjaelland – Skjern 24-24 (14-11)
TMS Ringsted – Mors-Thy Håndbold 38-27 (17-11)
Viborg HK – Bjerringbro-Silkeborg 27-26 (13-13)

Alingsås is doing a good job

Logan — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 10:37:28 +0000

Alingsås is the big and nice surprises of handball swedish league. They are playing good matches and doing a good job, they impress with his victory of Hammarby(34-30). Best of the Alingsås is the engine game Anders Rylander, he has a lot of things that remember Magnus Andersson.

Alingsas 2008 – 2009

1	Richard Kappelin
16	Daniel Svensson
2	Markus Enström
3	Johan Fagerlund
4	Arvid Spetz
5	Jonathan Svensson
7	Charlie Sjöstrand
8	Glenn Andersson
9	Patrick Quinones
10	Anders Rylander
11	Ville Kangas
13	Pontus Johansson
14	Magnus Andreasson
15	Tobias Rivesjö
17	Jonathan Berg
19	Johan Bergh
21	Gustav Rydergård
23	Kristian Bliznac
25	Karl Gunnevik
	Robert Wedberg
	Daniel Larsson
	Anna Gullberg
	Åke Hein
	Christer Hellström
	Mikael Flodwall
	Ingvar Larsson
	Martin Johansson

2011 World Championships Awarded to Sweden

Logan — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 08:16:18 +0000

International Handball Federation council awarded the 2011 Men´s World Championship to Sweden.

All the delegations had the opportunity to present their bid in front of the IHF Council before the awarding being executed but is Sweden who finally was choosen.
According to a Danish news report the vote was 7 votes for Sweden, 3 votes for Denmark, 2 votes for Spain and no votes for Hungary.

The Council officially accepted the increased number of participating teams in Youth and Junior World Championships. The decision-makers are confident this new rule would also guarantee a higher quality and position of these title contests.

Last results in Swedish Elitserien

Logan — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 22:48:29 +0000

Lugi is the most regular team of Elitserien, the team of south of Sweden is playing a good handball and is the most strong at the begining of the competition.

2008-10-21 LIF Lindesberg -Guif 30-21 (13-12)
2008-10-20 IFK Ystad – H 43 24-23 (12-11)
2008-10-20 IFK Skövde – IFK Tumba 31-21 (11-9)
2008-10-17 Lugi – IFK Trelleborg 30-26 (15-15)
2008-10-15 Hammarby – Drott 30-23 (14-7)
2008-10-15 Sävehof – Redbergslid 35-26 (15-14)

		M	V	O	F	G	I	D	P
1	Lugi	6	6	0	0	173	153	20	12
2	Alingsås	5	4	0	1	141	121	20	8
3	Sävehof	5	4	0	1	151	132	19	8
4	Ystads IF	5	3	1	1	142	129	13	7
5	LIF Lindesberg	6	3	1	2	164	154	10	7
6	Hammarby	6	3	0	3	182	167	15	6
7	IFK Skövde	6	3	0	3	174	161	13	6
8	Redbergslid	6	3	0	3	165	175	-10	6

9	H 43	5	2	0	3	135	128	7	4
10	Guif	6	2	0	4	152	155	-3	4

11	Drott	6	2	0	4	150	159	-9	4
12	IFK Ystad	6	2	0	4	145	170	-25	4

13	IFK Tumba	6	2	0	4	151	184	-33	4
14	IFK Trelleborg	6	0	0	6	138	175	-37	0

Foto: Viktor Ljungström

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