This autumn has been filled with on-court and off-court activities for our mini and junior players. The season got underway in September and our youngsters were back in the sports hall after the summer holidays with lots of energy to play handball again. Some of our older juniors and some
Newcastle Vikings Handball Club’s men’s and women’s teams both travelled down to Manchester for Saturday’s English North Regional League matches, although came away defeated but with their heads held high. The Vikings men were only able to field six available players as they took on the University of Manchester for
Newcastle Vikings’ younger handballers took part in their first mini tournament of the season on Saturday afternoon following on after the club’s senior men’s and women’s league matches. Over 30 children representing the club’s Benfield, Temple Park and Gosforth-based teams enjoyed a fun series of games with lots of goals
Newcastle Vikings Handball Club suffered a disappointing double defeat at home to the University of Leeds in Saturday’s Regional League North fixtures at the Benfield Centre for Sporting Excellence. A slow start from the Vikings men’s team saw them go five goals down before a hat-trick of strikes from centre
Newcastle Vikings’ men’s team were knocked out of the England Handball National Cup at the first round stage in a heavy 15-41 home defeat to Manchester on Sunday afternoon. The cup tie at the Benfield Centre for Sporting Excellence was never going to be easy against the strong National League
Newcastle Vikings’ men’s team were narrowly beaten 20-17 away to the University of Manchester in Saturday’s England Handball Regional League North fixture. The Vikings lads took to the court set in the middle of the National Cycling Centre velodrome missing several regular players and with usual winger Matthew Lamb having
