Slovenia national handball team

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World Handball Championship
Appearances 4 (First in 1995)
Best result 10th, 2007
European Championship
Appearances 6 (First in 1994)
Best result Finalists, 2004

The Slovenia national handball team represents Slovenia in international handball matches. The current coach is Kasim Kamenica.

[edit] Players

Players from the 2007 World Men's Handball Championship

  • Gorazd Škof
  • Dušan Podpečan
  • Beno Lapajne
  • Zoran Jovičič
  • Luka Žvižej
  • David Špiler
  • Ognjen Backovič
  • Sergej Rutenka
  • Miladin Kozlina
  • Rok Praznik
  • Rok Ivančič
  • Ivan Simonović
  • Jure Natek
  • Boštjan Kavaš
  • Matjaž Brumen
  • Dragan Gajič
  • Zoran Lubej
  • Matjaž Mlakar
  • Goran Kozomara

The players are listed according to their dress numbers, as of 2006 European Men's Handball Championship.

  • 1 Dušan Podpečan
  • 2 Miladin Kozlina
  • 3 Ognjen Backovič
  • 4 Renato Vugrinec
  • 5 Zoran Jovičič
  • 7 Vid Kavtičnik
  • 8 Marko Oštir
  • 9 Jure Natek
  • 10 Dragan Gajič
  • 12 Gorazd Škof
  • 14 Sergej Rutenka
  • 15 Aleš Pajovič
  • 16 Beno Lapajne
  • 18 Uroš Zorman
  • 19 Zoran Lubej
  • 20 Luka Žvižej

[edit] External links

International handball
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     Africa: CAHB – African Championship
     North and South America: PATHF – American Championship
     Oceania: OHF – Nations Cup
     Europe: EHF – European Championship
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