Dutch men's national handball team
Nickname (s) | Orange | ||
Association | Nederlands Handbal Verbond | ||
confederacy | EHF | ||
Outfitter | bumblebee | ||
Trainer | Erlingur Richardsson | ||
Assistant coach | Edwin Kippers | ||
Most games | Lambert Schuurs : 312 | ||
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Handball world championship | |||
Participation | 1 (of 23) of 26 (First: 1961 ) | ||
best result | 11th place | ||
(As of January 5, 2014) |
The Dutch men's national handball team is the national handball team of the Netherlands and is managed by the Nederlands Handbal Verbond . The selection is trained by Erlingur Richardsson .
Participation in competitions
World championships
The Dutch national handball team has so far qualified for a world championship once . At the Handball World Cup in 1961, after two defeats against Germany and France, they were eliminated in the preliminary round.
year | Host country | Participation until ... | opponent | Result | Comments and special features |
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1938 | German Empire | - | - | not qualified | |
1954 | Sweden | - | - | not qualified | |
1958 | GDR | - | - | not qualified | |
1961 | FRG | Preliminary round | - | 11th place | First participation in a world championship. |
1964 | Czechoslovakia | - | - | not qualified | |
1967 | Sweden | - | - | not qualified | |
1970 | France | - | - | not qualified | |
1974 | GDR | - | - | not qualified | |
1978 | Denmark | - | - | not qualified | |
1982 | FRG | - | - | not qualified | |
1986 | Switzerland | - | - | not qualified | |
1990 | Czechoslovakia | - | - | not qualified | |
1993 | Sweden | - | - | not qualified | |
1995 | Iceland | - | - | not qualified | |
1997 | Japan | - | - | not qualified | |
1999 | Egypt | - | - | not qualified | |
2001 | France | - | - | not qualified | |
2003 | Portugal | - | - | not qualified | |
2005 | Tunisia | - | - | not qualified | |
2007 | Germany | - | - | not qualified | |
2009 | Croatia | - | - | not qualified | |
2011 | Sweden | - | - | not qualified | |
2013 | Spain | - | - | not qualified | |
2015 | Qatar | - | - | not qualified | |
2017 | France | - | - | not qualified | |
2019 | Denmark / Germany | - | - | not qualified |
European championships
year | Host country | Participation until ... | opponent | Result | Comments and special features |
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1994 | Portugal | not qualified | |||
1996 | Spain | not qualified | |||
1998 | Italy | not qualified | |||
2000 | Croatia | not qualified | |||
2002 | Sweden | not qualified | |||
2004 | Slovenia | not qualified | |||
2006 | Switzerland | not qualified | |||
2008 | Norway | not qualified | |||
2010 | Austria | not qualified | |||
2012 | Serbia | not qualified | |||
2014 | Denmark | not qualified | |||
2016 | Poland | not qualified | |||
2018 | Croatia | not qualified | |||
2020 |
Norway Austria Sweden |
qualified | First participation in a European championship. |
Current squad
Surname | Item | society | ||
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Jasper Adams | RL | OCI Lions | ||
Dani Baijens | RM | TBV Lemgo | ||
Samir Benghanem | KM | Green Park Handbal Aalsmeer | ||
Jeffrey Boomhouwer | LA | Bergischer HC | ||
Gerrie Eijlers | TW | HV KRAS / Volendam | ||
Ephrahim Jerry | RM | Sporting Nelo | ||
Toon Leenders | KM | HSG Nordhorn-Lingen | ||
Bart Ravensbergen | TW | HSG Nordhorn-Lingen | ||
Tim Remer | LA | JD Techniek / Hurry-Up | ||
Bobby Schagen | RA | TBV Lemgo | ||
Robin Schoenaker | RL | Sporting Nelo | ||
Iso Sluijters | RR | NMC Górnik Zabrze | ||
Kay Smits | RR | SC Magdeburg | ||
Ivo Steins | KM | OCI Lions | ||
Luc Steins | RM | Fenix Toulouse handball | ||
Niels Versteijnen | RR | VfL Lübeck-Schwartau | ||
Status: February 15, 2020 |
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ limburger.nl: Aan tafel bij de sportfamilie , accessed on October 27, 2017