Limburgse Handbal Dagen

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Limburgse Handbal Dagen
Tournament details
Date 27, 28 and 29 december
Region Limburg, Netherlands
English name Limbourg Handball Days
Discipline Handball
Organiser Stichting Limburgse Handbal Dagen
History
First edition 1988
Editions 26 (2013)
First winner Soviet Union MAI Moskou
Most wins Norway Viking Stavanger (3x)
Most recent Portugal Águas Santas-Milaneza

The Limburgse Handbal Dagen / Limbourg Handball Days is one of the most well organized handball tournaments in Europe. The tournament lasts for 3 days with teams from Europe, Africa and Asia and has been successfully organized since 1988 in the citys of Sittard, Geleen and Beek.

History

It all started in the spring of 1988, the year that HV Sittardia forty years existed. They wanted to organise an international tournament in a celebration of this anniversary. The periode of the planned tournament in September, before the start of the Dutch competition, was too short for a proper organisation. That's why the committee decided to organize the tournament in the periode between Christmas and New Year and after the interest in a co-organisation of Blauw Wit and V&L, the Limburgse Handbal Dagen were born.[1]

List of winners

1988 · Soviet Union MAI Moskou
1989 · Netherlands HV Sittardia
1990 · Soviet Union SKIF Krasnodar
1991 · Belarus SKA Minsk
1992 · Russia Nova Petersburg
1993 · Croatia RK Medveščak Zagreb
1994 · France Paris St. Germain
1995 · Norway Viking Stavanger
1996 · France US Ivry Handball
1997 · Norway Viking Stavanger
1998 · Norway IL Runar Sandefjord
1999 · Norway Viking Stavanger
2000 · Denmark Team Tvis Holstebro

2001 · Russia Lukoil/Dynamo Astrachan
2002 · Federal Republic of Yugoslavia HC Lovcen-Cetinje
2003 · Denmark Fredericia HK
2004 · Denmark Viborg HK
2005 · Poland KS Vive Kielce
2006 · Russia Lukoil/Dynamo Astrachan
2007 · Ukraine Budivelnyk Brovary
2008 · Belgium KV Sasja HC Hoboken
2009 · Portugal FC Porto/Vitalis
2010 · Portugal SL Benfica
2011 · Netherlands Limburg Lions
2012 · Portugal FC Porto/Vitalis
2013 · Portugal Águas Santas-Milaneza

Plural winners

Victories Team Years Country
3 Viking Stavanger 1995, 1997, 1999  Norway
2 Lukoil/Dynamo Astrachan 2001, 2006  Russia
FC Porto/Vitalis 2009, 2012  Portugal

Victories per country

Victories Country
4  Norway,  Portugal
3  Denmark,  Russia
2  France,  Netherlands,  Soviet Union
1  Belgium,  Belarus,  Croatia,  Poland,  Ukraine,  Yugoslavia

Top three places

Year First Second Third
2013 Portugal Águas Santas-Milaneza Netherlands Limburg Lions Spain FC Barcelona B
2012 Portugal FC Porto/Vitalis Estonia Polva Serviti Spain GlobalCaja Ciudad Encantada
2011 Netherlands Limburg Lions Belarus HC Meshkov Brest Croatia RK Porec
2010 Portugal SL Benfica Bosnia and Herzegovina RK Borac Banja Luka Russia St. Petersburg HC
2009 Portugal FC Porto/Vitalis Estonia Polva Serviti Japan K-Sports HC
2008 Belgium KV Sasja HC Hoboken Ukraine ZTR Zaporozhye Spain Sociedad Deportiva Teucro
2007 Ukraine Budivelnyk Brovary Tunisia Étoile Sportive du Sahel Japan Daido Steel Nagoya
2006 Russia Lukoil/Dynamo Astrachan Sweden IFK Skövde Croatia Perutnina Pipo IPC
2005 Poland KS Vive Kielce Denmark TMS Ringsted France US Dunkerque
2004 Denmark Viborg HK Sweden IFK Skövde Ukraine ZTR Zaporozhye
2003 Denmark Fredericia HK Spain CBM Valladolid Ukraine Portovik Yuzhny
2002 Federal Republic of Yugoslavia HC Lovcen-Cetinje Denmark Team Helsinge Netherlands Wealer/V&L
2001 Russia Lukoil/Dynamo Astrachan Netherlands Wealer/V&L Sweden IFK Tumba HK
2000 Denmark Team Tvis Holstebro Lithuania Lithuania Czech Republic SKP Frydek-Mistek
1999 Norway Viking Stavanger Denmark GOG Gudme Netherlands HV Sittardia
1998 Norway IL Runar Sandefjord France Sporting Toulouse ’31 Netherlands HV Sittardia
1997 Norway Viking Stavanger Netherlands HV Sittardia Czech Republic Banik Karvina
1996 France US Ivry Handball Germany Tus Nettelstedt Denmark Vadum IF
1995 Norway Viking Stavanger Sweden Sävehof Partille Netherlands Hirschmann/V&L
1994 France Paris St. Germain Sweden Guif Eskilstuna Norway Sandefjord TIF
1993 Croatia RK Medveščak Zagreb France US Ivry Handball Sweden Redbergslids IK
1992 Russia Nova Petersburg Slovenia Kolinska Slovan Sweden IFK Skövde
1991 Belarus SKA Minsk Netherlands VGZ/Sittardia Sweden Drott Halmstad
1990 Soviet Union SKIF Krasnodar Czechoslovakia HT Tatran Prešov Sweden Redbergslids IK
1989 Netherlands HV Sittardia West Germany Motor Eisenach Soviet Union Granitas Kaunas
1988 Soviet Union MAI Moskou Netherlands Herschi/V&L Czechoslovakia Lokomotiva Trnava

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