Kosovo Women

Leagues Played: World Champs Qualification Women 12 Euro Champs Qualification Women 12 Euro Champs Qualification 1 Women 7
Links: Wikipedia
Related Teams: Kosovo Kosovo U21 Kosovo U20 Kosovo U18 Kosovo U19 Kosovo U19 Women

Results

Euro Champs Qualification 1 Women	04/07 16:00	6	^[2] Poland Women v Kosovo Women ^[3]	L	28-17
Euro Champs Qualification 1 Women	04/04 15:45	5	^[3] Kosovo Women v Poland Women ^[2]	L	27-34
Euro Champs Qualification 1 Women	10/14 18:15	2	^[3] Kosovo Women v Denmark Women ^[1]	L	19-40
Euro Champs Qualification 1 Women	10/12 19:00	1	Denmark Women v Kosovo Women	L	44-17
World Champs Qualification Women	04/12 18:15	8	Kosovo Women v Poland Women	L	20-32
World Champs Qualification Women	04/06 15:45	8	Poland Women v Kosovo Women	L	36-22
World Champs Qualification Women	11/05 18:30	7	Kosovo Women v Faroe Islands Women	L	28-29
World Champs Qualification Women	11/03 18:30	7	Faroe Islands Women v Kosovo Women	W	24-27
Euro Champs Qualification 1 Women	06/05 17:30	1	^[1] Portugal Women v Kosovo Women ^[2]	L	30-17
Euro Champs Qualification 1 Women	06/04 17:30	1	^[4] Luxembourg Women v Kosovo Women ^[2]	W	27-33
Euro Champs Qualification 1 Women	06/03 17:30	1	Kosovo Women v Cyprus Women	W	30-21
World Champs Qualification Women	03/20 17:00	-	^[2] Italy Women v Kosovo Women ^[3]	L	24-22

Wikipedia - Kosovo women's national handball team

The Kosovo women's national handball team represents Kosovo in international women's handball and is controlled by the Handball Federation of Kosovo. The national handball team started competing in international competition in 2015, following Kosovo's full status recognition from the International Handball Federation (IHF).

History

Handball first arrived in Kosovo in the late 1940s, and by 1948 there were several registered clubs starting to compete in informal domestic competitions. By 1951, indoor handball was introduced. Two years later, in 1953 Kosovo Handball Federation was founded, under the auspices of the Yugoslav Handball Federation.

In 1979, whilst part of the former Yugoslavia, Kosovo hosted the 1979 Women's Junior World Handball Championship.

Following the breakdown of Yugoslavia and subsequent independence of Kosovo as a nation, Kosovo Handball Federation began operating independently.

In 2014, six years after Kosovo declared independence, the European Handball Federation (EHF) recognised Kosovo as a full member state and immediately the Kosovo national handball team started competing in international competition.

The Kosovo Women's Handball Team is a talented and dedicated group of athletes who represent their country with pride and passion. The team is made up of skilled players who have honed their craft through years of training and competition. They are known for their speed, agility, and teamwork, which allows them to dominate on the court. The team is led by a strong coaching staff who provide guidance and support to help the players reach their full potential. The Kosovo Women's Handball Team is a force to be reckoned with and is sure to continue making waves in the world of handball.