Romania Liga Nationala Women 03/23 09:00 20 [12] HC Zalau Women v CSM Targu Jiu Women [9] W 22-20
Romania Liga Nationala Women 03/16 09:00 19 [14] CSU Stiinta Bucuresti Women v HC Zalau Women [12] W 23-32
Romania Cup Women 03/13 15:30 3 HC Dunarea Braila Women v HC Zalau Women - Postponed
Romania Liga Nationala Women 03/10 15:30 18 [12] HC Zalau Women v Ramnicu Valcea Women [5] L 29-33
Romania Liga Nationala Women 02/21 15:30 17 Gloria Bistrita Women v HC Zalau Women L 28-23
Romania Cup Women 02/16 11:00 4 CSU Stiinta Bucuresti Women v HC Zalau Women W 28-32
Romania Liga Nationala Women 02/14 14:00 16 [12] HC Zalau Women v HC Dunarea Braila Women [4] L 26-31
Romania Liga Nationala Women 02/03 15:30 15 Dacia Mioveni Women v HC Zalau Women W 23-24
Romania Liga Nationala Women 01/24 09:00 14 [12] HC Zalau Women v CSM Bucuresti Women [1] L 21-31
Romania Liga Nationala Women 01/21 15:30 13 [13] HC Zalau Women v CS Baia Mare Women [9] W 30-26
Romania Liga Nationala Women 01/10 13:30 12 [3] CS Rapid Bucuresti Women v HC Zalau Women [13] L 34-22
Romania Liga Nationala Women 11/15 12:00 11 HC Zalau Women v Magura Cisnadie Women L 27-28
Romania Liga Nationala Women 11/11 14:00 10 Corona Brasov Women v HC Zalau Women D 28-28
Romania Liga Nationala Women 11/04 10:00 9 [3] SCM Craiova Women v HC Zalau Women [11] L 38-25
Romania Liga Nationala Women 10/28 07:30 8 HC Zalau Women v Gloria Buzau Women D 27-27
Romania Liga Nationala Women 10/21 09:00 7 CSM Targu Jiu Women v HC Zalau Women L 28-25
Romania Liga Nationala Women 10/04 14:30 6 HC Zalau Women v CSU Stiinta Bucuresti Women W 28-23
Romania Liga Nationala Women 09/23 15:00 5 Ramnicu Valcea Women v HC Zalau Women L 32-30
Romania Liga Nationala Women 09/16 08:00 4 HC Zalau Women v Gloria Bistrita Women L 21-23
Romania Liga Nationala Women 09/09 14:00 3 HC Dunarea Braila Women v HC Zalau Women L 34-21
Romania Liga Nationala Women 09/02 08:00 2 [14] HC Zalau Women v Dacia Mioveni Women [13] W 24-22
Romania Liga Nationala Women 08/30 12:30 1 CSM Bucuresti Women v HC Zalau Women L 33-16
Club Friendlies Women 08/18 16:00 - Bekescsaba Women v HC Zalau Women L 25-23
Romania Liga Nationala Women 06/04 09:30 3 [1] HC Zalau Women v Dacia Mioveni Women [2] L 21-28
Romania Liga Nationala Women 06/03 12:00 2 [1] HC Zalau Women v CSM Deva Women [3] W 27-18
Romania Liga Nationala Women 06/02 12:00 1 HC Zalau Women v Activ Prahova Ploiesti Women W 34-26
Romania Liga Nationala Women 05/27 14:00 26 [11] HC Zalau Women v CSM Galati Women [14] W 27-23
Romania Liga Nationala Women 05/16 14:30 25 [8] CS Baia Mare Women v HC Zalau Women [12] W 27-35
Romania Liga Nationala Women 05/07 08:00 24 [13] HC Zalau Women v SCM Craiova Women [8] W 34-29
Romania Liga Nationala Women 04/29 12:45 23 [6] Ramnicu Valcea Women v HC Zalau Women [13] L 25-20

Wikipedia - HC Zalău

HC Zalău is a women's handball club from Zalău, Romania, that plays in the Romanian Women's Handball League.

On domestic level HC Zalau won three league titles (2001,2004,2005) and Romanian Cup once in 2003.

In Europe HC Zalau won the Women's Women's EHF Challenge Cup 1995–1996 season and in the same season by participating in the EHF Women's Champions Trophy won 3rd place. In the 2011–2012 season in the EHF Cup HC Zalau played second final in history, lost against the Russian team Lada Togliatti.

History

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In 1978 Gheorghe Tadici - John Bal Crișan - Simon Talos trio, with Tadici in the main role, set foot in the city of Meseş a women's handball team called Didactica Zalău.

In 1979 Didactica Zalău get to promote Division B, moving, for the first time in official competition at the senior level. In 1980, Didactica Zalău turns to Textila Zalau, textile enterprise is willing to invest in handball team. Four years later, in 1984 Textila managed to promote the first scene of Romanian handball. Two years later the team would relegate in Division B in the 1985–1986 season and a year later to promote back to the first division after a perfect season. Since then handball team HC Zalău evolving Romanian Handball League.

After two bronze medals in the seasons 1989 - 1990 and 1990 - 1991, Textila Zalău turns to Silcotex in 1992. Under this name, he became vice season 1993 - 1994 and in the same year (1994) changed their name for the third time, becoming Silcotub Zalău.

Again finishing 2nd in Romanian Handball League in the season 1995 - 1996, Silcotub Zalău have win at the end of the same season and EHF Challenge Cup or City Cup. Also in 1996 he finished third in the EHF Champions Trophy. For 14 consecutive years from 1994 to 2007 HC Zalău participated in European Cups, EHF Champions League, EHF Champions Trophy, EHF Cup Winners' Cup, EHF Cup and EHF Challenge Cup.

After the third title in history (2005) team changes its name to HC Zalău, earning the title of national runner at the end of the 2005–2006 season. At the end of the same season, Gheorghe Tadici had to leave for the Chimistul Râmnicu Vâlcea champion. Separation of Zalău handball would be almost fatal to the season 2007 - 2008, when HC Zalău, under the command of John Gherhardt, came to tour the dam to maintain in the National League.

Back to HC Zalău, after two years of absence, Gheorghe Tadici again resumed reconstruction of the team, saying it could even be the last in his career coach.

HC Zalau Women is a professional handball team based in Zalau, Romania. The team was founded in 1957 and has since become one of the most successful women's handball teams in Romania. The team competes in the Romanian Women's Handball League and has won numerous national and international titles.

The team is known for its strong defense and fast-paced offense, which is led by a talented group of players. The team's roster includes some of the best handball players in Romania, including national team members and rising stars.

HC Zalau Women is also known for its passionate fan base, who support the team at every game. The team plays its home games at the Sala Sporturilor Horia Demian, which has a capacity of 2,500 spectators.

Overall, HC Zalau Women is a highly respected and successful handball team that continues to dominate the sport in Romania and beyond.