Rulmentul Braşov

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Rulmentul Braşov
Full name CSM Rulmentul Braşov
Nickname(s) Rulmentu
Founded 1959
Ground "D.P. Colibasi",
Braşov, Romania
Capacity 2,300
Chairman Flag of Romania Sorin Tarca
Manager Flag of Romania Mariana Tarca
League National Division
2005-06 National Division, 1st
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Rulmentul Braşov is a Romanian women's handball club. They are currently the national champions and holders of the Women's EHF Challenge Cup.

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[edit] National achievements

  • 1967/1968 3rd Place
  • 1980/1981 1st Place - National champions
  • 1982/1983 3rd Place
  • 1983/1984 2nd Place
  • 1985/1986 2nd Place
  • 1986/1987 3rd Place
  • 1994/1995 2nd Place
  • 2005/2006 1st Place - National champions

[edit] European achievements

[edit] Champions Cup 1981/1982

  • 1/8 Finale Iskra Partizanske (Czechoslovakia) 24-21 (home) and 15-16
  • 1/4 Finals Hypobank Viena (Austria) 22-27 (away) and 22-14
  • 1/2 Finals Radnicki Belgrad (Yugoslavia) 19-32 (away) and 24-17

[edit] IHF Cup 1987/1988

  • 1/8 Finals E.S Bisontin Besancon (France) 21-25 (away), 27-18
  • 1/4 Finals Egle Vilninus (Lithuania) 15-20 (away) 17-21

[edit] City Cup 1997/1998

  • 1/8 Finals Drut Belpak Belinice (Belarus) 38-19 (home), 29-20
  • 1/4 FInals Franckfurter H.C. (Germany) 32-33 (home), 24-26

[edit] Women's EHF Challenge Cup 2005/2006

  • 1/16 Finals Panellionios Leftikosias (Cyprus) 50-9 (home), 40-17
  • 1/8 Finals Podatkova Academija Irpin (Ukraine) 42-24 (home), 45-19
  • 1/4 Finals Cercle Dijon Bourgogne (France) 32-19 (home), 18-19
  • 1/2 Finals Merignac HC (France) 23-25 (home) 25-22
  • FINAL Tomis Constanta (Romania) 30-22 (home), 25-24

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