German national women's field handball team

Germany

Association	DHB
Balance sheet
26 games 19 wins 1 draw 6 losses
statistics
First international match German Reich 4-5 Austria September 7, 1930, Prague
Last international game Netherlands 4-5 West Germany June 18, 1966, Rotterdam
Highest victory Netherlands 1:16 German Empire October 2, 1938, Groningen
Biggest defeat Austria 8: 4 Federal Republic of Germany June 5, 1954, Vienna
List of international matches
Handball world championship
Participation	2 of 3 (First: 1956 )
best result	Vice World Champion ( 1956 )
(As of February 14, 2020)

The German national women's field handball team represented Germany at international matches and international tournaments.

The greatest success was the second place in the world championship ( 1956 ).

World championships

German national handball teams took part in two of the three field handball world championships held up until 1960 . In 1960 they took part as an all-German team .

year	Host country	Participation until ...	Result	rank	Comments and special features
1949	Hungary	not eligible			After the Second World War, no new handball association had been founded to represent Germany at the IHF.
1956	BR Germany	final	Romania 6: 5 West Germany	2nd place
1960	Netherlands	3rd place match	Germany 25:13 Netherlands	3rd place

Record players

Source:

Record goal scorers

rank	Surname	Gates	Games	Goals / game	First game	Last game
01	Christa Warns	22nd	17th	1.294	Aug 14, 1955	June 18, 1966
02	Inge Walther	19th	10	1,900	Nov. 30, 1952	0July 8, 1956
03	Elsbeth Hartle	16	5	3,200	04th June 1961	June 27, 1964
04th	Waltraud Kühl	13	12	1.083	0Oct 2, 1955	June 27, 1964
05	Ruth Schiemann	9	5	1,800	0Oct. 2, 1938	Aug 14, 1955
06th	Hertha Rückriem	8th	4th	2,000	Nov. 30, 1952	05th June 1954
07th	Gertrud Kühnell	7th	3	2.333	May 15, 1938	Nov. 30, 1952
08th	Lydia Bauer	7th	5	1,400	June 16, 1960	June 18, 1966
09	Gertrud Hannen	5	10	0.500	Nov. 30, 1952	04th June 1961
10	Ursel Burmeister	5	18th	0.278	Nov. 30, 1952	22 Sep 1962
11	2 players	4th
13	5 players	3
18th	10 players	2
28	16 players	1
44	66 players	0

Most missions

rank	Surname	Games	Gates	Goals / game	First game	Last game
01	Ursel Burmeister	18th	5	0.278	Nov. 30, 1952	22 Sep 1962
02	Christa Warns	17th	22nd	1.294	Aug 14, 1955	June 18, 1966
03	Waltraud Kühl	12	13	1.083	0Oct 2, 1955	June 27, 1964
04th	Inge Walther	10	19th	1,900	Nov. 30, 1952	0July 8, 1956
05	Gertrud Hannen	10	5	0.500	Nov. 30, 1952	04th June 1961
06th	Edith Wendrich	9	1	0.111	0July 1, 1956	June 19, 1960
07th	Annemarie Kübert	8th	1	0.125	Apr 11, 1954	0July 8, 1956
08th	Eva Brechenmacher	7th	2	0.286	27 Sep 1959	June 27, 1964
09	Bärbel Hornig	7th	0	0.000	Nov. 30, 1952	0Oct 2, 1955
10	Lisa Mueller	6th	3	0.500	Apr 11, 1954	0July 8, 1956
11	Ursula Kusserow	6th	0	0.000	Aug 14, 1955	0July 8, 1956
12	9 players	5
21st	10 players	4th
31	15 players	3
46	15 players	2
61	49 players	1

Former national coach

Trainer	From	To	Sp.	S.	U	N	Gates	Diff.
unknown	0Sep 7 1930	0Sep 7 1930	01	00	0	1	004: 500	0-1
Otto Kaundinya	May 15, 1938	0Oct. 2, 1938	02	02	0	0	0022: 100	+21
Siegfried Perrey	Nov. 30, 1952	May 31, 1953	02	01	0	1	012: 800	0+4
Hans Geilenberg	Apr 11, 1954	June 18, 1966	21st	16	1	4th	132: 770	+55
total	0Sep 7 1930	June 18, 1966	26th	19th	1	6th	170: 910	+79

Source:

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Balance of the international field handball matches (DHB, women). In: handballdaten.de. bundesligainfo.de, accessed on June 18, 2019 . 
2. ↑ Austria world champion in handball. In: Sport-Tagblatt . Neues Wiener Tagblatt , September 8, 1930, p. 6 , accessed on June 18, 2019 . 
3. ^ Stephan Müller, Helmut Laaß: German handball international games. (CD; 87 MB) In: Sport-record.de. July 20, 2015, accessed June 21, 2019 . 
4. ↑ Trainer of the German women's national teams (DRL, NSRL & DHB). In: handballdaten.de. bundesligainfo.de, accessed on June 18, 2019 .