General ehf News
The European Handball Federation (ehf) is the governing body for handball in Europe, and it has been at the forefront of promoting and developing the sport on the continent. In this article, we will bring you up to date with the latest news and developments from the ehf.
Upcoming Events
The ehf has a busy schedule of events coming up, with several key tournaments and competitions taking place over the next few months. One of the most highly anticipated events is the ehf Champions League, which gets underway in September. This premier club competition features the best teams from across Europe, and it is always a thrilling event to watch.
Another major competition is the ehf European Women’s Handball Championship, which takes place in Denmark and Norway in December. This tournament brings together the top national teams from across Europe, and it is always a highlight of the handball calendar.
Team News
There has been plenty of excitement in the handball world in recent weeks, with several top teams announcing new signings and transfers. One of the biggest stories has been the departure of several top players from the German national team, including goalkeeper Ulrich Weinhold and winger Johannes Bitter.
In other news, the Norwegian national team has announced a new captain, with playmaker Sander Sagosen taking over the armband from the retired Espen Lie Hansen. Sagosen is widely regarded as one of the best players in the world, and he will be instrumental in leading Norway to success in the upcoming European Championship.
Referee Appointments
The ehf has announced the appointment of several new referees for the upcoming season, including several up-and-coming officials from across Europe. One of the most notable appointments is the promotion of Hungarian referee Vladimir López to the ehf‘s top tier of referees.
López has been one of the most consistent and accurate referees in the ehf‘s junior competitions, and he will now take his place alongside some of the best officials in the world. He will be responsible for refereeing some of the biggest matches in the ehf Champions League and European Championship.
Youth Development
The ehf has also been busy promoting youth development in handball, with several initiatives aimed at encouraging young players to take up the sport. One of the most successful programs has been the ehf‘s "Handball Development Project", which has been running for several years and has helped to increase participation in handball among young people across Europe.
The project has included a range of initiatives, including coaching clinics, tournaments, and training camps. It has also provided support and resources to national associations and clubs, helping them to develop their own youth programs.
Conclusion
The ehf has been busy in recent weeks, with several major events and developments taking place in the world of handball. From the upcoming Champions League and European Championship to the appointment of new referees and the promotion of youth development, there is always something exciting happening in the ehf. Whether you are a player, coach, or fan, there is no shortage of handball action to look forward to in the coming months.
