2012–13 LNH Division 1

LNH Division 1
Season	2012–13
← 2011–12 2013–14 →

2012–13 Ligue Nationale de Handball Division 1 season is the 61st since its establishment. Montpellier were the defending champions, having won their title the previous season.

Teams

Chambéry

Montpellier

Nantes

Paris

Rennes

Toulouse

Dunkerque

Aix

Billère

Créteil

Ivry

Sélestat

Saint-Raphaël

Tremblay

Location of teams in 2012–13 LNH Division 1

Club	Arena	Capacity
Aix	Val de l'Arc	2 000
Billère	Palais des Sports	3 391
Cesson-Rennes	Palais des Sports de la Valette	1 400
Chambéry	Le Phare	4 500
Créteil	Palais des Sports Robert Oubron	2 500
Dunkerque	Salle Dewerdt	2 500
Ivry	Gymnase Auguste Delaune	1 500
Montpellier	Arena Montpellier	8 500
Nantes	Palais des Sports de Beaulieu	5 500
Paris	Stade Pierre de Coubertin	4 016
Saint-Raphaël	Palais des Sports Intercommunal	2 000
Sélestat	CSI Séléstat	2 200
Toulouse	Palais des Sports André Brouat	3 751
Tremblay	Palais des sports de Tremblay-en-France	1 200

Regular season

Stadings

#	Team	MP	W	D	L	F	A	Dff	Pts
1	Paris Saint-Germain	23	21	1	1	761	608	+153	43
2	Montpellier Agglomération Handball	23	15	4	4	756	669	+87	34
3	US Dunkerque	23	15	3	5	662	606	+56	33
4	HBC Nantes	23	14	3	6	653	583	+70	31
5	Chambéry Savoie Handball	23	13	4	6	666	641	+25	30
6	Saint-Raphaël	23	11	2	10	659	667	-8	24
7	Cesson-Rennes	23	10	2	11	605	633	-28	22
8	Fenix Toulouse HB	23	8	3	12	675	697	-22	19
9	US Ivry	23	8	3	12	580	622	-42	19
10	Tremblay HB	23	8	2	13	625	609	+16	18
11	Aix-en-Provence	23	7	4	12	679	697	-18	18
12	Sélestat Alsace HB	23	7	3	13	648	699	-51	17
13	US Créteil	23	6	2	15	631	667	-36	14
14	Billère Handball	23	0	0	23	541	743	-202	0

source:handnews.fr

	EHF Champions League
	EHF European Cup
	Relegated

Results

In the table below the home teams are listed on the left and the away teams along the top.

	AIX	BIL	CES	CSH	CRE	DUN	IVRY	MON	NAN	PSG	SRV	SEL	TOU	TRE
Aix-en-Provence		37–29	36–23	30–36	27–27	23–31	32–24	27–27	28–28	27–31	27–29			38–34
Billère	21–30		26–27	28–34	24–26	24–32	24–29	24–50	20–29	18–26		24–38	28–32	24–32
Cesson-Rennes	26–27	35–22		23–31	25–18	27–28	20–20	28–37	27–25	27–32		28–24		28–25
Chambéry	32–30	27–22	29–30			31–27	24–23		30–30	24–28	28–26	35–35	34–24	28–28
Créteil		34–26	25–31	29–29		29–30	20–23	33–35	24–28	28–35	30–31	25–28	36–28	26–24
Dunkerque	27–26	37–22	28–24		27–22		38–22	28–29	28–25	30–36	31–28	24–23	26–26
Ivry	30–28		25–26	30–21	27–24	22–22		28–32		22–34	29–29	26–25	33–31	25–26
Montpellier	36–32	38–28	35–30	33–22	32–33	26–26	33–29			25–25	29–26	35–29	41–31	40–30
Nantes	34–17	29–17		29–32	29–32	26–28	27–22	29–33		26–24	24–24	33–23	31–26	23–22
Paris	39–33		34–23	36–29	30–28	30–25	27–22	38–24	31–29		33–28	42–27	43–29
Saint-Raphaël	30–32	31–25	28–30	30–28	32–26		27–24	28–26	24–31	29–35		38–26	32–31
Sélestat	36–30	32–23	23–23	25–30		25–27		30–30	24–29	29–45	29–32		28–35	28–26
Toulouse	34–34	28–27	29–26	25–29	34–31	32–37	31–22	34–29	23–26		26–22	31–32		27–27
Tremblay en France	33–28	29–20	26–18	20–23	22–25	28–25	20–22		24–25	26–27	36–23	28–29	28–25

Statistics

Top scorers

Rank	Name	Club	Goals
1	Valero Rivera	HBC Nantes	158
2	Matthieu Drouhin	Tremblay en France	157
3	Hugo Descat	US Créteil	139
4	Raphaël Caucheteux	Saint Raphaël	125
5	Jorge Maqueda	HBC Nantes	120
6	Jérôme Fernandez	Fenix Toulouse Handball	119
7	Nikola Karabatić	Aix-en-Provence	118
8	Edin Bašić	Chambéry Savoie Handball	115
9	Pawel Podsiadło	Sélestat Alsace Handball	112
9	Quentin Minel	US Créteil	112

Top goalkeepers

Rank	Name	Club	Saves/Shoots	Percentage
1	Vincent Gérard	US Dunkerque	282 / 757	37.25%
2	Mickaël Robin	Montpellier Agglomération Handball	269 / 770	34.94%
3	Slavisa Djukanović	Saint Raphaël	257 / 688	37.35%
4	Robin Cappelle	Aix-en-Provence	253 / 797	31.74%
5	Cyril Dumoulin	Chambéry Savoie Handball	240 / 646	37.15%
6	José Manuel Sierra	PSG Handball	233 / 625	37.28%
7	Yann Genty	Cesson-Rennes Métropole	208 / 573	36.30%
8	László Fülöp	Sélestat Alsace Handball	196 / 586	33.45%
9	François-Xavier Chapon	US Ivry	179 / 554	32.31%
10	Arnaud Siffert	HBC Nantes	170 / 512	33.20%

External links

LNH site

Ligue Nationale de Handball Division 1 · 2012–13

Division 1	Aix Billère Cesson-Rennes Chambéry Créteil Dunkerque Ivry Montpellier Nantes PSG Handball Saint-Raphaël Sélestat Toulouse Tremblay en France

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2012–13 in European handball (EHF)

EHF competitions

Men	Champions League EHF Cup Challenge Cup

Women	Champions League Cup Winners' Cup EHF Cup Challenge Cup

League competitions

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