Newcastle Vikings Handball Club training sessions have now resumed for the new 2015/16 season. Training for both juniors and adults takes place on Monday evenings at Temple Park Leisure Centre in South Shields, and on Wednesday evenings at Percy Hedley Sports Academy in Killingworth. Further details can be found on our
Newcastle Vikings Handball Club’s women’s team enjoyed mixed fortunes competing in the third annual British Beach Handball Championships last weekend at Branksome Chine beach in Poole, Dorset. One of 14 women’s teams taking part in the tournament, it proved a tough debut in the heat of a sun-kissed day on
Newcastle Vikings Handball Club’s women’s team will be competing in the British Beach Handball Championships in Poole, Dorset, next weekend 8th/9th August. Taking place at Branksome Chine beach, beside Canford Cliffs on the scenic Jurassic coast of southern England, the tournament is now in its third year and features its
Newcastle Vikings Handball Club have become the only handball club in England to achieve the prestigious Clubmark accreditation. Clubmark is a national accolade for sports clubs, awarded in recognition of achieving high quality standards in child welfare and protection, coaching, club management and a range of other measures designed to
Newcastle Vikings’ first season in the English league and cup competitions is now over, and it’s fair to say it’s been a reasonably positive season as the club continues to develop and grow, culminating in gaining Sport England’s valued Clubmark accreditation from Tyne & Wear Sport. Both the men’s and
Newcastle Vikings ladies team put in a gritty team performance, but went down 22-14 to a strong London GD II side in the England Handball Association Women’s League Cup Final in Manchester on Saturday. Depleted by the absence of several regular players, the Vikings went into their first national cup
