Egypt men's national handball team

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Egypt
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Information
NicknameThe Pharoahs
AssociationEgyptian Handball Federation
CoachMarwan Ragab
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1st
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2nd
Results
Summer Olympics
Appearances6 (First in 1992)
Best result6th (1996)
World Championship
Appearances14 (First in 1964)
Best result4th (2001)
African Championship
Appearances20 (First in 1979)
Best resultWinners (1991, 1992, 2000, 2004, 2008, 2016)
Last updated on Unknown.

The Egyptian national handball team is the national handball team of Egypt and is controlled by the Egyptian Handball Federation.

History

Egyptian Handball Federation old logo
Egyptian Handball Federation current logo

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 as the "Dream Team".

Competitive record

  Champions    Runners-up    Third Place    Fourth Place  

Olympic Games

Games Round Position Pld W D L GF GA GD
Germany 1936 Berlin Did not enter
Not held from 1948 to 1968
West Germany 1972 Munich Did not enter
Canada 1976 Montreal Did not participate
Soviet Union 1980 Moscow Did not qualify
United States 1984 Los Angeles
South Korea 1988 Seoul
Spain 1992 Barcelona Match for 11th place 11th of 12 6 1 0 5 119 137 −18
United States 1996 Atlanta Match for 5th place 6th of 12 6 3 0 3 139 132 +7
Australia 2000 Sydney Match for 7th place 7th of 12 8 4 0 4 197 194 +3
Greece 2004 Athens Match for 11th place 12th of 12 6 0 0 6 134 163 −29
China 2008 Beijing Group stage 10th of 12 5 0 2 3 127 132 −5
United Kingdom 2012 London Did not qualify
Brazil 2016 Rio de Janeiro Group stage 9th of 12 5 1 1 3 129 143 −14
Total 6/13 0 Titles 36 9 3 24 845 901 −56

World Championship

Year Position Pld W D L
Germany Germany 1938 Did not enter
Sweden Sweden 1954 Did not enter
West Germany Germany 1958 Did not enter
West Germany Germany 1961 Did not enter
Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia 1964 14th 3 0 0 3
Sweden Sweden 1967 Did not enter
France France 1970 Did not enter
East Germany East Germany 1974 Did not enter
Denmark Denmark 1978 Did not enter
West Germany Germany 1982 Did not enter
East Germany East Germany 1986 Did not enter
Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia 1990 Did not enter
Sweden Sweden 1993 12th 7 1 0 6
Iceland Iceland 1995 6th 9 5 0 4
Japan Japan 1997 6th 9 6 1 2
Egypt Egypt 1999 7th 9 6 0 3
France France 2001 4th 9 5 1 3
Portugal Portugal 2003 15th 7 2 1 4
Tunisia Tunisia 2005 14th 5 3 0 2
Germany Germany 2007 17th 6 2 0 4
Croatia Croatia 2009 14th 9 4 0 5
Sweden Sweden 2011 14th 7 2 0 5
Spain Spain 2013 16th 6 1 1 4
Qatar Qatar 2015 14th 6 2 1 3
France France 2017 Qualified
Total 14/25 92 39 5 48

African Championship

Year Position
Tunisia 1974 Did not enter
Algeria 1976 Did not enter
Republic of the Congo 1979 Runners Up
Tunisia 1981 Fourth Place
Egypt 1983 Fourth Place
Tunisia 1985 Runners Up
Morocco 1987 Runners Up
Algeria 1989 Runners Up
Egypt 1991 Champions
Côte d'Ivoire 1992 Champions
Tunisia 1994 Third Place
Year Position
Benin 1996 Third Place
South Africa 1998 Third Place
Algeria 2000 Champions
Morocco 2002 Third Place
Egypt 2004 Champions
Tunisia 2006 Runners Up
Angola 2008 Champions
Egypt 2010 Runners Up
Morocco 2012 Third Place
Algeria 2014 Third Place
Egypt 2016 Champions
Total 20/22

All-Africa Games

Mediterranean Games

Pan Arab Games

Islamic Solidarity Games

Year Round GP W D L Final Position
Saudi Arabia 2005 Third Place 7 5 - 2 3rd
Indonesia 2013 No Handball tournament Held
Total 1/1 7 5 - 2 -

Youth Olympics

Year Round GP W D L Final Position
Singapore 2010 Champions 4 3 1 - 1st
China 2014 Runners-Up 4 3 - 1 2nd
Total 2/2 8 6 1 1 -

Junior World Championship

Year Round Final Position GP W D L GF GA GD
Sweden 1977 Did Not Qualify
Denmark / Sweden 1979
Portugal 1981
Finland 1983 Preliminary Round 13th 6 2 - 4 105 143 -38
Italy 1985 Preliminary Round 15th 6 2 - 4 122 140 -18
Yugoslavia 1987 Did not Qualify
Spain 1989 Preliminary Round 15th 6 1 - 5 117 149 -32
Greece 1991 Preliminary Round 13th 6 3 - 3 153 141 +12
Egypt 1993 Champions Winners 7 6 - 1 179 139 +40
Argentina 1995 Quarter-Final 6th 8 4 - 4 191 196 -5
Turkey 1997 Quarter-Final 6th 9 4 - 5 237 247 -10
Qatar 1999 Semi-Final 3rd 8 5 1 2 257 194 +63
Switzerland 2001 Main Round 8th 8 4 - 4 192 218 -26
Brazil 2003 Main Round 10th 8 1 3 4 196 214 -18
Hungary 2005 Main Round 7th 8 6 - 2 235 227 +8
Macedonia 2007 Main Round 6th 8 5 - 3 244 213 +31
Egypt 2009 Semi-Final 4th 10 7 - 3 255 241 +14
Greece 2011 Semi-Final 4th 9 5 - 4 251 222 +29
Bosnia and Herzegovina 2013 Quarter-Final 8th 9 4 1 4 250 243 +6
Brazil 2015 Semi-Final 4th 9 5 1 3 282 258 +24
Total 16/20 1 Title 125 64 6 55 3266 3186 *80

Youth World Championships

Year Round GP W D L Final Position
Qatar 2005 Preliminary Round 5 2 - 3 6th
Bahrain 2007 Main Round 7 4 - 3 5th
Tunisia 2009 Preliminary Round 6 2 - 4 12th
Argentina 2011 Quarter-finals 7 5 - 2 5th
Hungary 2013 Round of 16 9 4 - 5 11th
Russia 2015 Round of 16 6 2 - 4 15th
Total 6/6 40 19 - 21 -

Team

Current squad

Template:2016 Summer Olympics Egypt men's handball team roster

Famous players

  • Ahmed Mostafa ElAhmar The best player to come in Egypt's history. Left Handed and very talented player. He is playing now for Zamalek. He used to play for Flensburg in Germany.
  • Mohamed El Alfy One of the best handball players 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
  • Hamada El Rooby(Arabic: حمادة الروبي) One of the best goalkeepers in Egyptian history and was in the dream of 2001 who took 4th place in the World Cup.
  • Ahmed Belal (Arabic: أحمد بلال) Mastermind of the Egyptian National Team for a decade, played for Olympic Club of Alexandria, played in Germany, and his sons Aly, Karim and Omar Belal play for Smouha Club
  • 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. officially one of the best players in Zamalek club history and a talented working hard coach with clubs and the national team
  • Hassan Yousry (Arabic: حسن يسري) The mastermind of the Egyptian national team from 2004-2011 from the best CB in Egyptian history currently playing in AL Jaish in Qatar.
  • Mamdouh Hashem Captain of the National team from 1980 to 1985 First Egyptian to play professional handball in Europe played for 2 years in TUSEM Essen 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.
  • Khaled Elawady (Arabic: خالد العوضى) goalkeeper of Ahly club, one of the best goalkeepers in Egypt
  • Hussein Zaky First Player to play abroad for Cuidad Real and other big teams In Europe and was in the dream team of 2001 and was the goal top scorer the world Cup in France 2001.
  • Hussein Labib Right wing at Zamalek club
  • Hassan Sakr Right back at Zamalek club
  • Mostafa El-Ahmar Left Back at Zamalek club
  • Hisham Nasr Left back at Zamalek club

Notable former coaches

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