HBL All-Star Game 2020
The HBL All-Star Game 2020 was the 21st edition of this event for May 16, 2020 in the ZAG-Arena in Hanover . Due to the COVID-19 pandemic , it was canceled on April 21, 2020 as an additional measure of a membership decision of the HBL, which resulted in the cancellation of the two highest German leagues of the 2019/20 season.
An HBL selection should compete against the German national team.
Choice of the HBL world selection
The composition of the HBL selection (21 players and two coaches) was already determined at the time of the cancellation, as this was chosen up to and including March 10, 2020. Initially, the league's 18 team captains nominated 42 players (six for each playing position) and six coaches who were available for election. The Latvian Dainis Krištopāns only became a player in the handball league when the captain was chosen - but before the voting phase began - when he moved from Vardar Skopje to Füchsen Berlin . He was then given an additional place ( "wildcard" ). This increased the number of nominees to seven players in the right backcourt category.
The nominated coach Velimir Petković was dismissed shortly after the start of the voting phase at Füchsen Berlin.
The public voting phase ran from February 25 to March 10, 2020 and was only possible online. In addition to a coach, two players were identified for each position. Then the votes of the 18 coaches were evaluated. The best placed - not already elected to the team by the public - in each position received another place. Thus, in the end, 21 of the 43 nominated players were elected to the All-Star Team. There were also two coaches.
Results of the public election
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Left winger
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Placement • Nationality • Name • Club
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Result
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1 • • Magnus Landin Jacobsen • THW Kiel
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31.37% | |||
2 • • Bjarki Már Elísson • TBV Lemgo Lippe
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20.76% | |||
3 • • Matthias Musche • SC Magdeburg
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20.11% | |||
4 • • Magnus Jøndal • SG Flensburg-Handewitt
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17.35% | |||
5 • • Jeffrey Boomhouwer • Bergischer HC
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5.77% | |||
| 6 • • Maximilian Holst • HSG Wetzlar
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4.65% | |||
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Share of all votes
by public choice in the team • by choice of coach in the team • not elected to the team
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Right winger
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Placement • Nationality • Name • Club
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Result
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1 • • Niclas Ekberg • THW Kiel
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31.46% | |||
| 2 • • Hans Lindberg • Foxes Berlin
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24.78% | |||
| 3 • • Lasse Svan • SG Flensburg-Handewitt
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19.56% | |||
4 • • Robert Weber • HSG Nordhorn-Lingen
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16.05% | |||
| 5 • • Kristian Bjørnsen • HSG Wetzlar
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5.05% | |||
| 6 • • Kevin Gulliksen • GWD Minden
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3.10% | |||
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Share of all votes
by public choice in the team • by choice of coach in the team • not elected to the team
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Back left
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Placement • Nationality • Name • Club
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Result
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| 1 • • Nikola Bilyk • THW Kiel
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33.33% | |||
| 2 • • Michael Damgaard • SC Magdeburg
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26.15% | |||
| 3 • • Gøran Johannessen • SG Flensburg-Handewitt
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18.00% | |||
4 • • Romain Lagarde • Rhein-Neckar Löwen
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10.99% | |||
| 5 • • Jonathan Carlsbogård • TBV Lemgo Lippe
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6.54% | |||
| 6 • • Linus Arnesson • Bergischer HC
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4.99% | |||
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Share of all votes
by public choice in the team • by choice of coach in the team • not elected to the team
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Back right
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Placement • Nationality • Name • Club
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Result
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| 1 • • Harald Reinkind • THW Kiel
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27.98% | |||
| 2 • • Magnus Rød • SG Flensburg-Handewitt
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25.11% | |||
| 3 • • Alexander Petersson • Rhein-Neckar Löwen
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16.51% | |||
4 • • Dainis Krištopāns • Foxes Berlin
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13.70% | |||
| 5 • • Christoffer Rambo • GWD Minden
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6.67% | |||
| 6 • • Albin Lagergren • SC Magdeburg
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6.10% | |||
7 • • Stefan Čavor • HSG Wetzlar
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3.93% | |||
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Share of all votes
by public choice in the team • by choice of coach in the team • not elected to the team
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Back center
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Placement • Nationality • Name • Club
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Result
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1 • • Domagoj Duvnjak • THW Kiel
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35.35% | |||
2 • • Andy Schmid • Rhein-Neckar Löwen
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26.25% | |||
| 3 • • Morten Olsen • TSV Hannover-Burgdorf
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21.11% | |||
| 4 • • Jim Gottfridsson • SG Flensburg-Handewitt
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10.75% | |||
| 5 • • Tim Kneule • Fresh on Göppingen
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3.41% | |||
| 6 • • Lasse Mikkelsen • MT Melsungen
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3.13% | |||
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Share of all votes
by public choice in the team • by choice of coach in the team • not elected to the team
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Circular rotor
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Placement • Nationality • Name • Club
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Result
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| 1 • • Željko Musa • SC Magdeburg
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25.94% | |||
| 2 • • Ilija Brozović • TSV Hannover-Burgdorf
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23.04% | |||
| 3 • • Manuel Späth • TVB 1898 Stuttgart
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18.50% | |||
| 4 • • Magnus Gullerud • GWD Minden
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14.30% | |||
| 5 • • Marino Marić • MT Melsungen
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11.29% | |||
| 6 • • Max Darj • Bergischer HC
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6.93% | |||
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Share of all votes
by public choice in the team • by choice of coach in the team • not elected to the team
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Goalkeepers
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Placement • Nationality • Name • Club
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Result
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| 1 • • Niklas Landin Jacobsen • THW Kiel
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41.74% | |||
2 • • Benjamin Burić • SG Flensburg-Handewitt
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23.80% | |||
| 3 • • Mikael Appelgren • Rhein-Neckar Löwen
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17.26% | |||
4 • • Dejan Milosavljev • Foxes Berlin
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8.20% | |||
| 5 • • Jannick Green Krejberg • SC Magdeburg
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5.92% | |||
| 6 • • Nebojša Simić • MT Melsungen
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3.08% | |||
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Share of all votes
by public choice in the team • by choice of coach in the team • not elected to the team
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Trainer
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Placement • Nationality • Name • Club
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Result
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1 • • Filip Jícha • THW Kiel
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37.68% | |||
| 2 • • Maik Machulla • SG Flensburg-Handewitt
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20.72% | |||
| 3 • • Benjamin Matschke • The Owls Ludwigshafen
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13.03% | |||
4 • • A. Carlos Ortega • TSV Hannover-Burgdorf
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12.80% | |||
| 5 • • Kai Wandschneider • HSG Wetzlar
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9.56% | |||
| 6 • • Velimir Petković • Foxes Berlin
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6.21% | |||
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Share of all votes
by public choice in the team • by choice of coach in the team • not elected to the team
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Results of the HBL trainer election
DHB and HBL selection
According to the latest information, the two squads would have looked like this:
Clubs and nationalities
DHB selection 
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21 players | 3 trainers |
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11 clubs: 3 ×  • 3 ×  • 3 ×  • 2 × Füchse Berlin • 2 ×  • 2 ×  • 2 × Rhein-Neckar Löwen • 1 ×  • 1 ×  • 1 × KS PGE Vive Kielce • 1 ×
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1 bandage: 1 ×
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1 nationality: 21 ×
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3 nationalities: 1 × • 1 × • 1 ×
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HBL selection 
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21 players | 2 trainers |
9 clubs: 6 × • 4 × • 2 × Füchse Berlin • 2 × • 2 ×  • 2 × Rhein-Neckar Löwen • 1 ×  • 1 × • 1 ×
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2 clubs: 1 × • 1 ×
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9 nationalities: 5 × • 5 × • 4 × • 2 × • 1 × • 1 × • 1 × • 1 × • 1 ×
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2 nationalities: 1 × • 1 ×
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Web links
Remarks
- ↑ The transfer date was February 12, 2020.
- ↑ Because the individual values are rounded up or down to two decimal places, the addition does not result in exactly 100 percent.
- ↑ DHB: nomination of the DHB squad from March 2, 2020 for the planned international match against the Netherlands on March 15, 2020 plus three injured alleged squad members at that time; HBL selection: finished voting
Individual evidence
- ↑ All Star Game of German handball will be a guest before the 2020 Olympics in Hanover. In: liquimoly-hbl.de. Handball-Bundesliga GmbH, December 6, 2019, accessed on April 24, 2020 .
- ^ Season end of the handball Bundesliga - THW Kiel German champions. In: handball-world.news. redsport UG, April 21, 2020, accessed on April 24, 2020 .
- ↑ All Star-Team 2020 stands: handball stars from eleven nations call for the German national team! In: liquimoly-hbl.de. Handball-Bundesliga GmbH, March 10, 2020, accessed on April 24, 2020 .
- ↑ All Star Game 2020: Fans choose the league world selection! In: liquimoly-hbl.de. Handball-Bundesliga GmbH, February 25, 2020, accessed on April 24, 2020 .
Men: Bundesliga | 2. Bundesliga | 3rd league | Cup competition: DHB Cup
Women: Bundesliga | 2. Bundesliga | 3rd league | Cup competition: DHB Cup
Youth: A-Youth-Bundesliga (male) | A-Youth-Bundesliga (female)