2010 European Women's Handball Championship

The 9th European Handball Championship of Women was held from 7 to 19 December 2010 in Denmark and Norway. This was held for the first time a European Championship by two countries. Became European Champion for the fourth time in a row Norway, the silver medal went to Sweden to win bronze Romania.

• 5.1 Group A
• 5.2 Group B
• 5.3 Group C
• 5.4 Group D

• 6.1 Group I
• 6.2 Group II

• 7.1 Match for 5th place
• 7.2 Semi-finals
• 7.3 3rd place match
• 7.4 final

Qualification

The qualifying matches for the 2010 European Championships began in October 2009, 29 teams took part. The games were played according to the EHF at the 9th Congress on January 26, adopted in 2008 in Lillehammer and the first time in qualifying for the European Handball Championship 2010 Men's applied reformed system.

To the last free place in the qualifier played in September 2009, the teams of Finland and the UK ( 14:17, 23:24 ). Were the 28 teams (Denmark and Norway were automatically eligible to participate as an organizer ), drawn from four Lostöpfen in which they were classified according to their EHF - ranking seven qualifying groups in Vienna on 24 March 2009.

• Lostopf 1: Russia, Germany, Spain, Hungary, France, Croatia, Romania
• Lostopf 2: Sweden, Macedonia, Poland, Ukraine, Austria, Serbia, Belarus
• Lostopf 3: Netherlands, Slovenia, Portugal, Turkey, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Iceland
• Lostopf 4: Lithuania, Italy, Montenegro, Switzerland, Azerbaijan, Greece, Great Britain

The draw brought the next group allocation. The top two teams in each group were qualified for the European Championship.

Participant

In addition to each of the two group best of the seven qualifying groups, the two hosts Denmark and Norway ( defending champion ) had qualified for the European Championship. The 16 participants were divided during the draw on June 5, 2010 in Odense into four groups:

Squad

To participate in the European Championship, the associations were allowed to each nominate up to 28 players from this list had before the start of the tournament will be registered as an official squad 16 players; Alternates may be appointed during the tournament from the group of up to eight remaining players.

Norway

Coach Þórir Hergeirsson named Kari Aalvik Grimsbø, Mari Molid, Ida Alstad, Heidi Loke, Tonje Nøstvold, Karoline Dyhre Breivang, Great Hammer Seng, Kari Mette Johansen, Marit Malm Frafjord, Tonje Larsen, Katrine Lunde Haraldsen, Linn Jorum Sulland, Linn -Kristin Riegelhuth Koren, Nora Mørk, Tine rod, Camilla Herrem and Stine Oftedal Bredal

Spain

Coach Jorge Duenas named Cristina González, Andrea Barno, Carmen Dolores Martín, Nely Carla Alberto, Beatriz Fernández, Verónica Cuadrado, Marta Mangue, Macarena Aguilar, Nuria benzal, Silvia Navarro, Jéssica Alonso, Elisabeth Chavez, Elisabeth Pinedo, Begoña Fernández, Vanessa Amorós and Nerea Pena

Denmark

Coach Jan Pytlick named Mette Melgaard, Maibritt Kviesgaard, Susan Thorsgaard, Mie Augustesen, Camilla Dalby, Christina Krogshede, Karin Mortensen, Lærke Møller, Pernille Larsen, Christina Pedersen, Kamilla Kristensen, Line Jørgensen, Trine Troelsen, Ann Grete Nørgaard, Berit Kristensen and Rikke Skov.

Croatia

Coach Vladimir Canjuga named Jelena Grubišić, Miranda Tatari, Dijana Golubić, Andrea Šerić, Anita Gace, Nikica Pušić, Martina Pavić, Lidija Horvat, Kristina Franić, Andrea Penezić, Ivana Jelcic, Maja Zebić, Vesna Milanovic - Litre, Nina Jukopila, Dina havic and Žana Covic

Hungary

Eszter Matefi trainer named Orsolya verten, Zita Szucsánszki, Anikó Kovacsics, Melinda Vincze, Anita Bulath, Szabó Valéria, Orsolya Herr, Katalin Pálinger, Tímea Tóth, Piroska Szamoránsky, Anett Sopronyi, Bernadett Bódi, Klára Szekeres, Mónika Kovacsicz, Bernadett Temes and Zsuzsanna Tomori

Romania

Trainer Radu Voina named Magdalena Paraschiv, Florina Maria Chintoan, Roxana Han, Cristina Neagu, Aurelia Bradeanu, Ionela Stanca, Oana Andreea Manea, Ada Emilia Moldovan, Valentina Neli Ardean - Elisei, Oana Soit Florica, Adina Laura Fiera, Maria Mihaela Tivadar, Talida Tolnai, Paula Ungureanu Claudia, Melinda Geiger and Anamaria Cristina Georgiana Vărzaru.

Russia

Coach Yevgeny Vasilyevich Trefilow named Polina Kuznetsova, Anna Alexandrovna Kotschetowa, Olga Levina Sergejewna, Anna Sergejewna Sedojkina, Marina Vladimirovna Jarzewa, Ksenija Vladimirovna Makejewa, Marija Igorevna Sidorowa, Ekaterina Evgenevna Davydenko, Ekaterina Vladimirovna Wetkowa, Viktoriya Yuryevna Schilinskaite, Oksana Igorevna Koroleva, Emilija Chalsberijewna Turei, Tatyana Evgenevna Chmyrowa, Anna Sergejewna Sen, Olga Igorevna Tschernoiwanenko and Olga Anatoljewna Gorschenina

Sweden

Coach Per Johansson named Kristina Flognman, Matilda Boson, Therese Islas Helgesson, Janina Roberts, Annika Wiel Fredén, Gabriella Kain, Cecilia Skagerstam, Linnea Torstensson, Johanna Wiberg, Isabelle Gulldén, Jessica Bright Mountain, Therese Wallter, Nathalie Hagman, Angelica Wallén, Sabina Jacobsen Rosengren and Anna- Maria Johansson

France

Coach Olivier Beyer named Amélie Goudjo, Nina Kanto, Camille Ayglon, Angélique Spincer, Allison Pineau, Claudine Mendy, dolphins Carrat, Amandine Leynaud, Marie- Paule Gnabouyou, Stéphanie Ntsama - AKOA, Cléopatre Darleux, Siraba Dembele, Audrey Deroin, Katty Piejos, Mariama Signate and Alexandra Lacrabère

Serbia

Coach Dusko Milic named Dragica Tatalovic, Suzana Cubela, Katarina Krpez, Andrea Lekić, Dijana Stevin, Marina Dmitrović, Sanja Damnjanović, Slađana Đerić, Tanja Vuckovic, Biljana Balac, Sanja Rajović, Slađana Pop - Lazic, Katarina Tomasevic Jelena Zivkovic, Jelena Nišavić and Jovana Bartošić

Iceland

Coach Júlíus Jónasson named Karen Knútsdóttir, Arna Sif Pálsdóttir, Sigurbjörg Jóhannsdóttir, Ruth Arnfjörð Jónsdóttir, Harpa Sif Eyjolfsdottir, squeegee Dögg Bragadóttir, Rebecca Ruth Skúladóttir, Solveig Lára Kjærnested, Þorgerður Atladóttir Anna Berglind Íris Hansdóttir, Ásta Birna Gunnardóttir, Hrafnhildur Ósk Skúladóttir, Hanna Guðrún Stefánsdóttir, Íris Björk Símonardóttir, Anna Ursula Guðmundsdóttir and Sunnah Jónsdóttir

Germany

For the crew of the German Handball Federation have been national coach Rainer Osmann the players Sabine Englert, Katja Schulke, Clara Woltering, Nadine Härdter Isabell Klein, Grit Jurack, Saskia Lang, Franziska Mietzner, Nina Wörz, Randy Bülau, Anna Lörper, Natalie Augsburg, Sabrina Richter, Laura Steinbach, Anja Althaus and Susann Müller nominated.

Netherlands

Coach Henk Groener named Marieke van der Wal, Ingeborg Roelofs, Laura van der Heijden, Debbie Bont, Lois Abbingh, Marcella Deen, Danick Snelder, Miranda seals, Diane Lamein, Joyce Hilster, Willemijn Karsten, Maura Visser, Nycke Groot, Pearl van der Wissel, Angela Malenstein and Debbie Klijn

Slovenia

Coach Ivica Rimanič named Branka Zec, Tea Durovic, Maja Zrnec, Ana Gros, Vesna Puš, Nina Jeriček, Špela Okleščen, Sergeja Stefanišin, Nives Ahlin, Tamara Mavsar, Teja Ferfolja, Amra Pandžić, Neli Irman, Neža Mitruševska, Sanja Gregorc and Urša Oven

Montenegro

Coach Dragan Adžić named Marina Vukčević, Radmila Miljanić, Jovanka Radičević, Marija Jovanovic, Ana Radovic, Anđela Bulatović, Sonja Barjaktarović, Gabriella Kindl, Maja Savić, Mirjana Milenković, Bojana Popovic, Jelena Marković, Sandra Nikčević, Suzana Lazović, Majda Mehmedović and Milena Knežević

Ukraine

Coach Leonid Yevtushenko named Maryna Vlasenko, Jana Batkowa, Anastasija Pidpalowa, Iryna Schejenko, Yulia Manaharowa, Viktoriya Borschtschenko, Rehina Schymkute, Liliya Horylska, Iryna Hontscharowa, Natalija Turkalo, Olha Laiuk, Natalija Parkhomenko, Olha Nikolayenko, Walerija Zorya, Yulia Bachyrjewa and Olha Waschtschuk

Referee

The referee of the European Championship are:

• Matija Gubica and Boris Milošević ( Croatia)
• Jiří Opava and Pavel Válek (Czech Republic)
• Marlene Krolokke Lythje and Karina Christiansen ( Denmark)
• Martin Gjeding and Mads Hansen ( Denmark)
• Charlotte Bonaventura and Julie Bonaventura (France)
• Csaba Pál and Kékes Kékes (Hungary )
• Slomo Cohen and Yoram Peretz (Israel )
• Zigmārs Stoļarovs and Renārs Licis (Latvia )
• Ivan Pavićević and Miloš Ražnatović (Montenegro )
• Kjersti Arntsen and Ida Cecilie Gullaksen (Norway )
• Diana Carmen Florescu and Anamaria Duţă (Romania )
• Valeria Guseva and Stella waiting Anjan (Russia)
• Peter Brunovský and Vladimír Canda (Slovakia )

Venues

The event was staged in the following halls:

Preliminary round

Within the four preliminary round groups, the teams played each one game against all other group members. For the main round, the three best group of four preliminary groups, ie twelve teams qualified.

Group A

The group A played in Aalborg.

Group B

The Group B played in Aarhus.

Group C

The group C played in Larvik.

Group D

The group D played in Lillehammer.

Main Round

The twelve qualified teams were divided into two groups. The teams from groups A and B were playing in Group I, the teams from Groups C and D were in group II. Within these groups, the teams only played against the teams against which they were not yet introduced in the preliminaries. For the preliminary round, the points obtained were taken up to the that has been made against bottom-placed in the main round.

The two best teams in the main round groups were qualified for the semi-finals. The third group played for the places 5 and 6

Group I

The group I played in Herning.

Group II

The group II played in Lillehammer.

Final round

All matches in the final round took place in Herning.

Match for 5th place

Semifinal

3rd Place Match

Final

Torschützinnenliste

All-Star Team

Full Time

As European Champion 2010, the team of Norway is automatically qualified for the European Handball Championship women 2012, also hosts Netherlands.