England Handball made the draws for the 2014/15 EHA National and League Cup knock-out competitions earlier this week. Newcastle Vikings opted to enter this season’s League Cup, along with nine other men’s teams and just four other women’s teams – the National Cup competitions feature 17 men’s teams and nine
Newcastle Vikings Handball Club’s women’s team made the most of their first home league match at Temple Park Leisure Centre in South Shields on Saturday 8th November to get their season going with a big win over a young Peninsula team. The Merseyside club were first to get on the scoresheet,
Sunday’s trip to Manchester turned into a frustrating day for Newcastle Vikings Handball Club’s men’s and women’s teams alike. The women were first up, playing in the fabulous but somewhat surreal setting of a handball court in the middle of Manchester’s National Cycling Centre while cyclists sped around the velodrome
As Newcastle Vikings Handball Club prepare for a new season in England Handball’s expanded North West Regional Development League, they returned to Scotland on Saturday 20 September to take part in Edinburgh Handball Club’s pre-season tournament and renew acquaintances with many of the teams they faced last season. In positive
Five of our junior Vikings attended the first residential summer camp hosted by the Scottish Handball Association at the Inverclyde National Sports Training Centre from 12th-14th August. They were joined by two of our junior coaches, Marlen and Rob. The camp was led by Great Britain national team coach Thomas
Newcastle Vikings junior mixed handball team claimed their second victories over Wallsend’s Churchill Community College yesterday afternoon. In the first of the two 10-minutes each way matches played between the sides, Churchill got off to a strong start scoring two early goals, before Vikings’ new Romanian recruit Ana Botezatu pulled
