Newcastle Vikings’ ladies battled hard but were ultimately unable to pick up a win in either of their matches to finish in fourth place in last weekend’s enjoyable British Handball Super Cup in Edinburgh. The Nordan British Handball Super Cup event, once again held at Scotland’s Oriam Sport Performance Centre,
Newcastle Vikings Handball Club are proud to confirm that our women’s team has qualified to play in the British Handball Super Cup finals in Edinburgh this coming weekend 20-21 May 2023. The British Handball Super Cup event, once again being held at Scotland’s Oriam Sport Performance Centre, sees the top
Newcastle Vikings’ under-16 boys team picked up a great win before losing twice in Sunday’s fourth round of the Scottish Handball 08/09 age group league in Kilmarnock. The first of the mini tournament matches saw Newcastle get off to a brilliant start to the day, holding out for a 17-18
Newcastle Vikings’ ladies secured second place in the Scottish Handball League with a spirited 25-17 home victory over Tryst 77 on Saturday. The Vikings went into this crucial final league match of the season at the Benfield Centre for Sporting Excellence knowing that they needed to win to seal the
Newcastle Vikings’ women’s team moved back up to second place in the Scottish Handball league table with a commanding 14-27 victory over Kelvinside on Saturday. But it was another defeat for the Vikings’ men as they lost 34-28 to Tryst. After line-player Maria Gonzalez Pascual had opened the scoring for
Newcastle Vikings’ women’s team competed hard but eventually lost out 15-27 as Edinburgh retained the Scottish Handball league title on Saturday. Only six Newcastle ladies were able to make the trip north of the border to the Oriam National Performance Centre at Heriot Watt University, due to a combination of
