Faroe Islands men's national handball team
The Faroe Islands national handball team is the national handball team of Faroe Islands and is controlled by the Handball Federation of the Faroe Islands.
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Association | Handball Federation of the Faroe Islands | ||
Coach | Sonni Larsen | ||
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In June 2015, Faroe Islands competed in the 2015 IHF Emerging Nations Championship, and won the championship.[1] In June 2017, Faroe Islands competed in the 2017 IHF Emerging Nations Championship, and once again won the championship.[2] At the 2019 edition, unlike the previous ones, Europe was represented only by the teams who competed at the first phase of 2022 European Championship qualification and failed to advance to the Relegation Round. That implied Faroe Islands not to defend their title.
Current squad
As of October 2018:[3]
Player | Club |
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Ári Egason Dam | H71 |
Jan Pauli Toft Johansen | Kyndil |
Tórður Guttesen | Kyndil |
Niklas Simonsen | Skjern |
Mikkjal Hansen | Neistin |
Johan Hofgaard | H71 |
Fríði Weyhe | KÍF |
Hans Eli Sigurðbjørnsson | KÍF |
Rúni Vest Højgaard | H71 |
Jónas G. Djurhuus | HØJ |
Julian Olsen | VÍF |
Tróndur Kragesteen | Neistin |
Høgni Klein Olsen | Kyndil |
Rói Berg Hansen | FIF |
Rúni Joensen | KÍF |
Sjúrður Olsen | VÍF |
Áki Egilsnes | KA Akureyri |
Kjartan Johansen | Fyllingen |
Peter Krogh | H71 |
Sámal á Tjaldrafløtti | Team Klaksvík |
Allan Norðberg | STÍF |
Niclas Selvig | TMS Ringsted |
Helgi H. Hoydal | Odder |
Rógvi Dal Christiansen | Kyndil |
Rókur Akralíð | Kyndil |
Tony Weyhe | KÍF |
Hilmar Leon Jakobsen | H71 |
Pætur Thomsen | H71 |
Bartal Klein Olsen | Kyndil |
Pætur Mikkjalson | Neistin |
Teis Horn Rasmussen | Neistin |
Torkil Hentze | Neistin |
Sigmundur Nolsøe | H71 |
References
- Frederiksen, Leivur (26 June 2015). "Føroyar vunnu í Kosovo" (in Faroese). Kringvarp Føroya. Retrieved 27 June 2015.
- Frederiksen, Leivur (18 June 2017). "Føroyar vunnu altjóða kapping". Kringvarp Føroya. Retrieved 19 June 2017.
- hsf.fo A-menn
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