Newcastle Vikings’ women’s and men’s teams scored a win and a draw against the University of Leeds in Saturday’s home England Handball Regional League North fixtures at the Temple Park Leisure Centre in South Shields. The men’s teams were first on court for their midday showdown and the Vikings quickly
Yesterday’s Tyne & Wear Handball School Games saw 20 teams of girls and boys from nine schools representing each of the five Tyne & Wear districts competing for county handball honours at the Temple Park Leisure Centre in South Shields. Organised by Tyne & Wear Sport in partnership with Newcastle
Newcastle Vikings’ men’s team jumped to the top of the England Handball North-Midlands Regional League on Saturday after drawing with the University of Loughborough II and beating the University of Lincoln. With the University sides from Birmingham and leaders Warwick both opting not to take part in this first of
Sunday saw Newcastle Vikings Handball Club’s juniors and mini-Vikings take centre stage in an afternoon of fun matches at the Benfield Centre for Sporting Excellence. The mini-Vikings and Gosforth 4-7 year olds played three 2 x 5-minute games, either side of the two junior matches of 2 x 13 minutes
Newcastle Vikings Handball Club’s ladies took the opportunity to quickly avenge their home defeat of a fortnight ago with a much-improved 14-17 away victory over Manchester in Sunday’s Regional League North fixture at the Trafford Sportsdome. The two sides level-pegged each other throughout a low-scoring first half dominated by solid
Newcastle Vikings Handball Club’s men’s team came close to a tantalising fightback but were ultimately knocked out of the English National Shield competition 33-25 by Guildford Sabres on Saturday. The Vikings lads had had to make a very early start for the long drive down to Surrey to face last
