More than 60 kids enjoyed our two recent free ‘Kids Get Active’ fun handball sessions at Benfield Sports Centre, which were funded through the £1,000 Tesco Bags for Help and Groundwork-sponsored grant award that the club received earlier this year. With 28 children aged between 6-13 attending the first 2-hour
Newcastle Vikings Handball Club’s men’s and women’s teams played their first competitive indoor handball games in over 20 months on Sunday against the University of York. The friendly matches represented the Vikings’ first games against another club since their last English regional league matches at the start of March 2020
Newcastle Vikings Handball Club are running two Tesco sponsored ‘Kids get active’ handball fun sessions at Benfield Centre for Sporting Excellence. One event on Saturday 30th October and one on Saturday 20th November. This is for the age group 6-13. It is free to attend. Sign up today! Thank you
After a turbulent year for all of us we have now come to the end of the handball season. I am so happy that throughout COVID we have managed to run some indoor and outdoor handball sessions for our players, as well as ZOOM sessions while in lockdown. I know
JUNIORS: Indoor handball training resumes from Monday 19th April at Farringdonand Wednesday 21st April at Benfield for our minis and junior players. SENIORS: Outdoor handball training from 6.30-7.30PM resumes from Monday 19thApril at City Stadium in Newcastle for our senior players. You can find our Welcome Packs and Rules and
Newcastle Vikings Handball Club is delighted to announce it has bagged £1,000 from Tesco’s Bags of Help community grant scheme. Bags of Help is run in partnership with community focused environmental charity Groundwork, who have awarded grants to thousands of local community projects every year. Since launching in 2015, Bags of Help has
