The Handball Federation is launching the new Young Young Black Arrows selection this year ! This selection is for girls born in 2008-2009. It is expected that the 2009 players will also participate in the regional selection.
On Monday 28 October (11h30-17h15) and Tuesday 29 October (11h45-17h15), the YYBA will organise screening days @ Sporthal Sportoase Eburons Dome, Vrijheidweg 9, 3700 Tongeren
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September marks the start of the season for the Young Black Arrows, the women’s national under-19 team.
We welcome our new coaches! Natasja Bekker-Kivit will be the new head coach, and Annelies Penders will take on the role of assistant coach. Wim De Grave, as team manager, and Amber Kerkhofs, physiotherapist, complete the staff. We would like to thank Hubert Maes, who has led the group for the last two years, for his work, his commitment and his enthusiasm.
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The top men’s handball league in Belgium and the Netherlands is taking a further step to elevate the sport in both countries. The NHV (Dutch Handball Federation) and the KBHB-URBH (Belgian Handball Federation) proudly announce the rebranding of the BENE-League Handball to the “Super Handball League” (SHL). This transformation reflects a commitment to creating a dynamic, inclusive, and boundary-breaking competition, aiming to be the flagship of handball in Belgium and the Netherlands. Follow on https://superhandballeague.com/ and social media.
The draw for the Women’s Handball World Championship 2025 qualification took place July 30 at the European Handball Federation (EHF) headquarters in Vienna. In the first phase, the Black Arrows are set to compete in a triangular tournament against Bosnia-Herzegovina and Kosovo. This exciting event is scheduled for the weekend of October 26 and 27. Stay tuned for more updates and match details as the tournament approaches.
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Cherif Hamani has been appointed as the new head coach of the Red Wolves. The 42-year-old Frenchman, who has been coaching handball since 2002, led Tremblay to a championship title and promotion to the Starligue last season.
Hamani’s main goals with the Red Wolves are to qualify for the 2026 European Championship and to develop a unique team identity.
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