Egypt national handball team
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| Nickname | The Pharoahs | ||
| Association | Egyptian Handball Federation | ||
| Coach | Gamal Shams | ||
| Most caps | ? | ||
| Ranking | #15 | ||
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| Results | |||
| World Championship | |||
| Appearances | 10 (First in 1964) | ||
| Best result | 4th, 2001 | ||
| African Nations Championship | |||
| Appearances | 17 (First in 1979) | ||
| Best result | Winners 1991, 1992, 2000, 2004, 2008 | ||
| Infobox last updated on: Unknown. | |||
The Egyptian national handball team is the national handball team of Egypt and is controlled by the Egyptian Handball Federation. The Team's performance in the '90s boosted the sport's popularity in the country and attracted media and official attention, especially after scoring a huge upset against former World champions Romania in the 1995 World Men's Handball Championship held in Iceland.
Egypt also became the first non-European team to reach the World Championship semi-finals in the 2001 Men's tournament that was held in France. The Egyptians dubbed that team the "Dream Team"[citation needed]
Currently Egypt is the second best team in Africa behind great rival's Tunisia.
[edit] African Nations Championship Record
- 1979 - 2nd
- 1981 - 4th
- 1983 - 4th
- 1985 - 2nd
- 1987 - 2nd
- 1989 - 2nd
- 1991 - Winners
- 1992 - Winners
- 1994 - 3rd
- 1996 - 3rd
- 1998 - 3rd
- 2000 - Winners
- 2002 - 3rd
- 2004 - Winners
- 2006 - 2nd
- 2008 - Winners
- 2010 - 2nd
- 2012 - 3rd
[edit] World Men's Handball Championship Record
- 1964 - 15th
- 1993 - 12th
- 1995 - 6th
- 1997 - 6th
- 1999 - 7th
- 2001 - 4th
- 2003 - 15th
- 2005 - 14th
- 2007 - 17th
- 2009 - 14th
- 2011 - 14th
[edit] Olympic Games Record
[edit] Youth Olympic Games Record
- 2010 - Winners
[edit] Men's Beach Handball World Championships Record
- Men's Beach Handball World Championships - 2004 - Winners
- Men's Beach Handball World Championships - 2006 - 4th
- Men's Beach Handball World Championships - 2008 - 4th
[edit] Men's Junior World Handball Championship Record
- Men's Junior World Handball Championship - 1983 - 13th
- Men's Junior World Handball Championship - 1985 - 15th
- Men's Junior World Handball Championship - 1989 - 15th
- Men's Junior World Handball Championship - 1991 - 13th
- 1993 Men's Junior World Handball Championship - 1993 - winners (Egypt became the first non-European team to win a handball championship after they came first in 1993)
- Men's Junior World Handball Championship - 1995 - 6th
- Men's Junior World Handball Championship - 1997 - 6th
- Men's Junior World Handball Championship - 1999 - 3rd
- Men's Junior World Handball Championship - 2001 - 8th
- Men's Junior World Handball Championship - 2003 - 10th
- Men's Junior World Handball Championship - 2005 - 7th
- Men's Junior World Handball Championship - 2007 - 6th
- 2009 Men's Junior World Handball Championship - 2009 - 4th
- 2011 Men's Junior World Handball Championship - 2011 - 4th
[edit] Men's Youth World Championships Record
- 2005 Men's Youth World Handball Championship - 2005 - 6th
- 2007 Men's Youth World Handball Championship - 2007 - 5th
- 2009 Men's Youth World Handball Championship - 2009 - 12th
- 2011 Men's Youth World Handball Championship - 2011 - 5th
[edit] Famous past players
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Mohamed El Alfy the best handball player in Egypt's history and a very talented coach, he played for Heliopolis Ahly and National team captain.
Alaa Elsayed (Arabic: علاء السيد) skipper of the first Egyptian National Handball to Win the African Championship in Cairo 1991, played for Altayaran Club, later became administrative manager of the National Team Sameh Abd Alwareth(Arabic: سامح عبد الوارث) First Egyptian to break a handball world record by scoring 15 goals against Romania in World Cup 93, played For Al Ahly club, joined Paris Saint Germain then retired at 25 due to knee injury
Ahmed Belal (Arabic: أحمد بلال) mastermind of the Egyptian National Team for a decade, played for Olympic Club of Alexandria, played in Germany
karim el.saied he played for al ahly club and the egyption handball team and he is olympic player he is left wing for Egypt.
Mohamed alaa[loka]and amar sa3d [mosmar] and 'ahmed essam [7amada]' and Hatem Ashraf (aka: ebn el magnona) played for the aviation club and played in the men's junior xv2.
Ashraf Awaad (Arabic: أشرف عواض) skipper of the Egyptian youth team who won the World Youth Cup in Cairo 1993, to be the first non-European to win a world title at any level in handball, member of the Awaad clan who provided Egyptian Handball by several members namely Hazem and Belal.hussein, hassan ,ibrahim and the young boy abdul rahman, played for Al Ahly
Bassem Elsobky (Arabic: باسم السبكي) goalkeeper of Zamalek club, one of the best goalkeepers ever
Ayman Salah(Arabic: أيمن صلاح) goalkeeper of Zamalek club, one of the best goalkeepers ever
- Gohar Nabil (Arabic: جوهر نبيل) pivot of Ahly club one of the best pivots in world
Magdy Abo El Magd (Arabic: مجدي ابو المجد)pivot and captain of Zamalek team. Top scorer at the 1993 youth world cup.
- Hossam Ghareeb
- Sherif Mouamen
- Yasser Labib
- Mamdouh Hashem'''' Captain of the National team from 1980 to 1985 First Egyptian to play professional handball in Europe played for 2 years in Tuzem Essn club in Germany then he moved to Saudi Arabia as a professional player then as a coach. Later on he moved to Egypt where he took responsibility as the general manager of Al Zamalek club where he achieved with them many local and African championships.
- Hassan Mostafa
- Ahmed el Attar
- Mahmoud Hussein
- Asser Elqasaby
- Amr Elgeyoushi
- Khaled Elawady (Arabic: خالد العوضى) goalkeeper of Ahly club, one of the best goalkeepers in Egypt
- Hussein Zaky
- Karim Shoukry the best left wing in Egypt since 2005 till now. He won the best left wing of the Juniors World Cup in 2007, and was one of the tournament's top scorers. He was born in 1986, and plays for Heliopolis club
- Sherif Abdelghany Although this player is not given the credit he deserves, he is known for his power, agility and speed. Being the Heliopolis Club ace, Abdelghany has pushed his team to the first division, and will undoubtedly be a player whom the top teams shall fight for.
- Marwan ragab
- hassan yousry
- Mohamed abd el salam reisha'
- ahmed el ahmar
- hany el fakharany
- Hamada el Rouby
- Hamada el nakib
- Medhat Motaweh Goal keeper for the national team in the 1960s. He was agile shot stopper. One of the best goalies in Egyptian handball history, he was known to occasionally score from his position.
- Tarek Anis pivot of the Zamalek club. One of the best defenders in history.
- Hussein Labib
- Hassan Sakr
- Mostafa El-Ahmar
- Ayman Salah
- Hisham Nasr
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