Newcastle Vikings’ ladies got back to winning ways with a dominant 12-25 victory over East Kilbride’s EK82 in Saturday’s Scottish league match. Left-half Alexandra Inta and debutant centre Sofia Solli got the Vikings’ scoreboard ticking over with early trebles, and Caroline Bergum scored from the left-wing, as Newcastle opened up
Newcastle Vikings ladies fought hard but were eventually beaten 20-29 by Tryst 77 in Saturday’s Scottish Handball League match at Edinburgh’s Oriam Sports Performance Centre. The two sides went tit for tat for the first part of the match, with goals from right-half Oliwia Szymkowiak’s brace, line-player Sandra Christke-Lamb, right-winger
It has been great to see the growth in numbers joining our younger age groups over the last few years, with several players progressing through the ranks into our senior men’s and women’s teams and being selected for England Handball academies. From just a handful of under-16 handballers, Newcastle Vikings
Several of Newcastle Vikings Handball Club’s younger players have been successful in being selected for the England Handball Association’s academy programmes this season. Towards the end of last season, having attended additional preparatory training sessions during May and June, eight of Newcastle Vikings’ youth players attended the trials for the
Newcastle Vikings members can now get discounted membership for the five Contours leisure centres in North Tyneside – Hadrian Leisure Centre, The Parks Sports Centre, Tynemouth Pool, Waves and The Lakeside Centre. The corporate discounted annual membership rate provides unlimited access to the gyms, swimming pools and exercise classes (subject
Newcastle Vikings’ ladies stunned both themselves and Troon-Kelvinside to run out 28-21 winners in Saturday’s Scottish Handball League match, with right-half Oliwia Szymkowiak top-scoring with a fantastic 14 strikes. The Vikings travelled up to the Oriam Sports Centre in Edinburgh with only six players available for this second league game
