HK Aranas

Alias: Aranas
Leagues Played: Sweden Handbollsligan 156 Sweden Eliteserien 78 Sweden Allsvenskan 74 Club Friendlies 2 Sweden Cup 2
Links: Wikipedia
Related Teams: HK Aranas Women

Sweden Allsvenskan	02/15 16:00	20	HK Aranas v IFK Tumba HK	L	22-25
Sweden Allsvenskan	02/12 18:00	18	HK Aranas v HK Varberg	W	35-26
Sweden Allsvenskan	02/06 18:15	19	OV Helsingborg v HK Aranas	D	25-25
Sweden Allsvenskan	01/25 16:00	17	VasterasIrsta HF v HK Aranas	L	27-26
Sweden Allsvenskan	01/17 14:00	16	IFK Ystad HK v HK Aranas	L	23-22
Sweden Allsvenskan	01/11 16:00	15	HK Aranas v Skanela IF	W	20-19
Sweden Allsvenskan	12/07 15:00	12	Skanela IF v HK Aranas	W	22-27
Sweden Allsvenskan	11/30 16:00	11	HK Aranas v IFK Ystad HK	W	33-23
Sweden Allsvenskan	11/23 16:00	10	HK Aranas v VasterasIrsta HF	W	37-29
Sweden Allsvenskan	11/16 15:00	9	HK Varberg v HK Aranas	W	26-35
Sweden Allsvenskan	11/11 18:00	8	HK Aranas v OV Helsingborg	W	26-20
Sweden Allsvenskan	11/02 15:00	7	IFK Tumba HK v HK Aranas	L	24-21
Sweden Allsvenskan	10/26 16:00	6	HK Aranas v HP Warta	W	26-21
Sweden Allsvenskan	10/09 17:00	4	HK Aranas v LIF Lindesberg	D	26-26
Sweden Allsvenskan	10/04 14:00	3	Rimbo HK Roslagen v HK Aranas	D	30-30
Sweden Allsvenskan	09/28 15:00	2	HK Aranas v Tyreso Handboll	D	25-25
Sweden Allsvenskan	09/21 14:30	1	HIF Karlskrona v HK Aranas	L	29-26

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Wikipedia - HK Aranäs

HK Aranäs is a Swedish handball club based in Kungsbacka, Sweden. The club plays in the Handbollsligan, the highest handball division in Sweden.

HK Aranäs is a professional handball team based in Kungsbacka, Sweden. The team was founded in 1958 and has since become one of the most successful handball teams in the country. The team plays in the Swedish Handball League, which is the top professional handball league in Sweden.

HK Aranäs has a strong tradition of developing young talent and has produced many successful players who have gone on to play for the Swedish national team. The team is known for its fast-paced and aggressive style of play, which is based on a strong defense and quick counter-attacks.

The team's home arena is the Kungsbacka Sporthall, which has a capacity of 2,000 spectators. The team's colors are blue and white, and its logo features a stylized handball player in action.

HK Aranäs has won several titles over the years, including the Swedish Handball League championship in 1982 and 1997. The team has also won the Swedish Handball Cup on three occasions, in 1981, 1996, and 1997.

Overall, HK Aranäs is a highly respected and successful handball team with a rich history and a bright future ahead.