Two brilliant team performances saw Newcastle Vikings women’s and men’s handball teams make the most of home advantage at South Shields’ Temple Park Leisure Centre to score a hat-full of goals and claim two huge league wins over Leeds University on Saturday. With goalkeeper Andrea King keeping a clean sheet,
Newcastle Vikings claimed a fantastic double double over Leeds Carnegie on Sunday. The Vikings women scored a resounding 29-1 victory, while the men’s team won 27-22 to stretch their unbeaten league run to five matches and move them up to 2nd place in the England Handball North Regional Development League. The
Newcastle Vikings’ men’s team bounced straight back from cup defeat in London to beat Huddersfield University in a busy weekend of handball action. Ten players had an early start on Saturday morning, catching the 4.45am train from Newcastle to London to take on the second string team of the well-established
Newcastle Vikings men and women each came away from their England north development league matches against Leeds University with strong victories on Sunday 18th evening. Playing in the decidedly chilly Leeds Futsal Arena, Simon Heintz’s rampant 13 goals for the men and Marlen Slinning’s 10 strikes for the women led
Newcastle Vikings Handball Club’s women took on a tough, powerful Liverpool side in today’s England North Regional Development League match at Temple Park Leisure Centre in South Shields. The Vikings got off to a promising start as Marlen Slinning and Marie Brevet each scored early goals.But Liverpool’s greater experience soon came
Newcastle Vikings’ women’s and men’s team scored a magnificent double over Leeds Carnegie in their England Handball North Regional Development League match at Temple Park Leisure Centre in South Shields on Saturday 29 November. The women were first up, with the prospect of having to play the full match with
