Serbian men's national handball team

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Serbia
Србија / Srbija
Nickname (s) Орлови ( German eagle)
Association RSS
confederacy EHF
Outfitter bumblebee
Trainer Toni Gerona
Most goals Ivan Nikčević (393)
Most games Alem Toskić (108)
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Away



Handball world championship
Participation 3 of 26 (First: 2009 )
best result 8th
European handball championship
Participation 5 (first: 2010 )
best result 2
(As of January 24, 2014)
Snapshot of a free throw in the match between Serbia and Germany at the European Championship on January 21, 2012 in the Belgrade Arena

The Serbian national handball team ( Serbian Рукометна репрезентација Србије Rukometna reprezentacija Srbije ) represents the Serbian Handball Federation RSS at international competitions in men's handball . The team is treated by both the International and the European Handball Federation as the direct successor of the Serbian-Montenegrin national handball team , which ran from 1993 to 2003 as the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. The association has been a member of the EHF since 2006.

history

Logo until 2014

In qualifying for the handball world championship 2007 in Germany , the team failed in the qualifying play-offs against the Czech Republic . For the World Championships in 2009 and 2011 you could qualify and reached 8th and 10th place. In the play-offs for the 2015 World Cup, the team was defeated by the Czechs despite an eight-goal lead from their home game.

For the handball European championship 2008 one could not qualify because one was defeated in the qualifying play-offs Iceland . Two years later they were able to qualify for the 2010 European handball championship, but were eliminated in the preliminary round. At the European Handball Championship in 2012 in their own country, after a 19:21 defeat in the final against Denmark, they became vice European champions.

In the Mediterranean Games in 2009 in the Italian Pescara , the team secured the gold medal .

Participation in championships

Handball world championship

European handball championship

Olympic games

Current squad

Status: January 11, 2019 (World Cup squad)

No. Playername birthday size position Calls Gates society
goalkeeper
12 Svetislav Verkic June 11, 1981 189 cm goalkeeper 009 000 SerbiaSerbia RK Vojvodina
76 Vladimir Cupara Feb. 19, 1994 199 cm goalkeeper 029 000 PolandPoland KS Kielce
Outfield player
2 Miljan Pušica June 30, 1991 201 cm Back left 026th 053 GermanyGermany GWD Minden
3 Vukašin Vorkapić 0Oct 1, 1997 184 cm Right winger 012 026th SerbiaSerbia Metaloplastika Šabac
6th Miloš Orbović 0Nov 2, 1993 196 cm Back right 010 018th RomaniaRomania SCM Politehnica Timișoara
7th Stefan Vujić 0July 6, 1991 192 cm Back center 016 023 RomaniaRomania Steaua Bucharest
14th Bogdan Radivojevic 02nd Mar 1993 192 cm Right winger 039 072 GermanyGermany Rhine-Neckar lion
15th Draško Nenadić Feb. 15, 1990 202 cm Back left 025th 026th SloveniaSlovenia RK Celje
19th Nemanja Ilić May 11, 1990 173 cm Left winger 059 159 FranceFrance Fenix ​​Toulouse handball
20th Ivan Mošić 23 Dec 1994 196 cm Back left 004th 011 SpainSpain Ademar León
21st Vanja Ilić Feb 25, 1995 186 cm Left winger 014th 029 SpainSpain CB Ciudad de Logroño
23 Zoran Nikolić Feb 23, 1991 190 cm Center circle 009 023 RomaniaRomania HCM Constanța
24 Lazar Kukic Dec 12, 1995 187 cm Back center 004th 011 SpainSpain CB Ciudad de Logroño
25th Nemanja Zelenović Feb. 27, 1990 194 cm Back right 057 189 GermanyGermany Fresh on Göppingen
33 Mijajlo Marsenic 09 Mar 1993 202 cm Center circle 071 122 GermanyGermany Foxes Berlin
42 Nemanja Obradović 0Jan. 8, 1991 200 cm Back left 013 025th PolandPoland Wisla Plock

References

  1. ↑ Denmark is European champion spiegel online, January 29, 2012, accessed on May 18, 2012
  2. ↑ Medal table of Serbia at the Mediterranean Games 2009 ( Memento from January 27, 2012 in the Internet Archive )

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