Olympia Handball Club London is a handball club from London, England that has men’s and women’s teams competing in the Premier Handball League, Regional Development League and a number of Junior leagues.

Club history

The club was established in 2005 as a multi-national team and remains one of the most diverse handball clubs in London, now boasting members from more than 23 countries.

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In addition to providing an opportunity for everyone to play handball, Olympia has four senior teams that participate in England Handball Association (EHA) leagues and cup competitions at different levels. Both of the Women and Men's first teams compete in the Premier Handball League, which is contested between the best teams in England. Olympia's second teams participate in the Development League (second tier) for men and women. The club also takes part in domestic handball cup competitions, as well as international tournaments such as the EHF Challenge Cup, EHF Cup, British Beach Handball, Liverpool Handball Festival, and several other friendly tournaments around Europe.

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At junior level, Olympia has a satellite club at All Saints Catholic School in Dagenham, East London - pupils compete at national school level, and also have the chance to play for the Under-18 Juniors team.

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Women's PHL Team

Honours

Premier Handball League

Winners (6) : 2012/13, 2013/14, 2014/2015, 2015/2016, 2016/17, 2018/2019

Runners-Up (1) :, 2017/18

English National Handball Cup

Winners (2) : 2013/14, 2015/16

European Record

2019/20 Squad

Head Coach

Aurelian Gug

Goalkeepers

Sabrina Farhan

Zooey Perry

Wingers

- RW

Jessica Gómez Castaño

Annaleigh Knott

- LW

Anamaria Andreea Codreanu

Helen Andersson

Denisa Paduraru

Pivots

Kerstin Brodin

Camila Grasso

Backs

- LB

Naomi Donkor

Ingrid-Liv Morkken

Amanda Hoffner

- CB

Malwina Spek

Marija Stričević (Captain) - RB Lucille Dauwe Patricia Einfeldt Steffi Hertling Tatiana Tavares

Men’s PHL Team

Honours

Premier Handball League

Runners-Up (2) : 2015/16, 2017/18, 2018/19

External links

EHF Club profile

Handball clubs in England