European Handball Federation

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The European Handball Federation, often referred to by the acronym EHF, is the administrative and controlling body for European team handball. It represents the national handball associations of Europe.

EHF was founded on November 17, 1991 in Berlin, Germany. At the first EHF Congress on June 5, 1992, the headquarters were assigned to Vienna, Austria. Its current Secretary General is Michael Wiederer.

Contents 1 Tournaments 1.1 Nations 1.2 Clubs 1.2.1 Men's European Cup 1.2.2 Women's European Cup 2 External link

[edit] Tournaments

[edit] Nations

• European Men's Handball Championship
• European Women's Handball Championship

[edit] Clubs

[edit] Men's European Cup

• EHF Champions League
• EHF Cup Winner's Cup
• EHF Cup
• EHF Challenge Cup (former EHF City Cup)
• European Club Championship (former EHF SuperCup)

[edit] Women's European Cup

• EHF Champions League
• EHF Cup Winner's Cup
• EHF Cup
• EHF Challenge Cup (former EHF City Cup)
• Women's European Club Championship (former EHF SuperCup)

[edit] External link

• Official site

International handball v • d • e
IHF | World Cup | World Rankings | Player of the Year | Teams
Asia: AHF – Asian Handball Championship      Africa: CAHB – African Championship      North and South America: PATHF – American Championship      Oceania: OHF – Nations Cup      Europe: EHF – European Championship