EHF EURO Croatia 2018 Official Magazine

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Slovenia booked a place at the EHF EURO coming from Qualification Group 5 where they finished second – behind Germany and ahead of Portugal and Switzerland BEST 7 Lesjak Cingesar Gaber Gasper Marguc Mackovsek Zarabec Janc VESELIN VUJOVIC Head Coach Following Slovenia’s historic bronze medal at the World Championship 2017, Veselin Vujovic joined the ranks of the most successful coaches in handball. He was also a great player – selected as the first IHF World Handball Player of the Year in 1988. Vujovic played for Lovćen, Metaloplastika, Barcelona and Granollers and has coached Lovćen, Partizan, Ciudad Real, Vardar, Al Sadd and Zagreb, as well as the men’s national team of Serbia and Montenegro. He is currently leading Slovenian club Koper 2013 alongside the national squad. Vujovic was Olympic champion with Yugoslavia in 1984 and world champion in 1986. He also claimed the silver medal at the World Championship 1982 and bronze at the 1988 Olympic Games. In January 2017, he added the World Championship bronze medal as coach of Slovenia. With Slovenia, Vujovic finished sixth at the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro and qualified for the EHF EURO 2018, where the team will be eyeing another medal. BLAZ JANC Key Player The 21-year-old Blaz Janc is one of the best young handball players in Europe. He has been a regular member of the senior national squad since 2016 and was a key player for Slovenia’s younger age category teams before that. Janc won the Youth Olympic Games gold medal in 2014 and silver at the U19 World Championship in 2015, where he was a member of the All-star Team. He has played 31 games for Slovenia and scored 108 goals, 30 of them at the World Championship in France, where he was the team’s second top scorer and one of the crucial players on the path to winning the bronze. Currently, Janc plays with VELUX EHF Champions League 2015/16 winners Kielce. Previously, he played for Celje Pivovarna Lasko (2012-17), Radece and Sevnica, a club next to his home town. 76
EHF EURO 1994 Portugal 10th place 1996 Spain 11th place 2000 Croatia 5th place 2002 Sweden 12th place 2004 Slovenia 2nd place 2006 Switzerland 8th place 2008 Norway 10th place 2010 Austria 11th place 2012 Serbia 6th place 2016 Poland 14th place WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 1995 Iceland 18th place 2001 France 17th place 2003 Portugal 11th place 2005 Tunis 12th place 2007 Germany 10th place 2013 Spain 4th place 2015 Qatar 8th place 2017 France 3rd place player position birth club m / g Kastelic, Urh GK 1996 PPD Zagreb (CRO) 11/3 Ferlin, Klemen GK 1989 Gorenje (SLO) 23/0 Lesjak, Urban GK 1990 Celje PL 36/0 Skok, Matevz GK 1986 PPD Zagreb (CRO) 79/2 Cingesar, Darko LW 1990 PAUC Aix (FRA) 49/84 Medved, Niko LW 1990 Gorenje 3/5 Sostaric, Mario RW 1992 Pick Szeged (HUN) 17/38 Janc, Blaz RW 1996 Kielce 33/109 Marguc, Gasper RW 1990 Veszprem (HUN) 89/312 Blagotinsek, Blaz LP 1994 Veszprem (HUN) 57/70 Gaber, Matej LP 1991 Pick Szeged (HUN) 111/143 Suholeznik, Matic LP 1995 Celje PL 0/0 Zabic, Igor LP 1992 Wisla Plock (POL) 6/6 Mackovsek, Borut LB 1992 Celje PL 77/161 Grebenc, Jan LB 1992 Gorenje (SLO) 11/22 Henigman, Nik LB 1995 Ribnica (SLO) 26/38 Barisic, Jaman Sasa LB 1982 Nexe (CRO) 11/11 Potocnik, Gregor LB 1992 Gorenje 5/4 Vlah, Aleks LB 1997 Koper (SLO) 2/1 Verdinek, Matic CB 1994 Gorenje 4/8 Zarabec, Miha CB 1991 Kiel (GER) 36/75 Bezjak, Marko CB 1986 Magdeburg (GER) 105/190 Bombac, Dean CB 1989 Kielce (POL) 71/124 Leban, Patrik CB 1989 Nexe (CRO) 4/8 Cehte, Nejc RB 1992 Gorenje 4/0 Dolenec, Jure RB 1988 Barcelona (SPA) 123/440 Kavticnik, Vid RB 1984 Montpellier (FRA) 181/510 Mlakar, Ziga RB 1990 Celje PL 10/18 OLYMPIC GAMES 2000 Sydney 8th place 2004 Athens 11th place 2016 Rio de Janeiro 6th place photo: Jozo Čabraja 77
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