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Thüringer Handball Club Erfurt-Bad Langensalza e. V is a German professional women's handball team from the Thuringian cities of Erfurt, Bad Langensalza and Nordhausen. The club has its seat in Erfurt and plays the home matches in the Salza-Halle in Bad Langensalza and the WiedigsburghalleinNordhausen. They compete in the Handball-Bundesliga Frauen, the top division in Germany.

Thüringer HC
Full nameThüringer Handball Club Erfurt-Bad Langensalza e. V
Short nameThüringer HC
Founded2000
ArenaWiedigsburghalle, Nordhausen
Capacity2,018
PresidentKarsten Döring
Head coachRomania Herbert Müller
LeagueHBL
2022–23HBL, 2nd

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Website
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Rosalie – the official mascot of Thüringer HC

Kits

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Honours

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Team

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Current squad

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Squad for the 2024–25 season

Transfers

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Transfers for the 2024–25 season:[1]

Notable former players

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  •   Meike Schmelzer (2014–2021)
  •   Svenja Huber (2013–2016)
  •   Anja Althaus (2012–2014)
  •   Franziska Mietzner (2013–2015)
  •   Ewgenija Minevskaja (2005–2013)
  •   Nadja Nadgornaja (2010–2015)
  •   Jana Krause (2013–2020)
  •   Nina Müller (2018–2019)
  •   Kerstin Wohlbold (2010–2021)
  •   Saskia Lang (2017–2019)
  •   Alicia Stolle (2018–2020)
  •   Emily Bölk (2018–2020)
  •   Anne Hubinger (2017–2019)
  •   Nora Reiche (2010–2012)
  •   Isabell Roch (2006–2008)
  •   Alexandra Mazzucco (2017–2020)
  •   Ann-Cathrin Giegerich (2018–2020)
  •   Ina Großmann (2018–2021)
  •   Willemijn Karsten (2011–2012)
  •   Pearl van der Wissel (2010–2011)
  •   Danick Snelder (2010–2016)
  •   Martine Smeets (2013–2015)
  •   Anouk van de Wiel (2015–2017)
  •   Anouk Nieuwenweg (2020)
  •   Rinka Duijndam (2021–2022)
  •   Crina Pintea (2015–2017)
  •   Eliza Buceschi (2015–2016)
  •   Melinda Geiger (2012)
  •   Petra Blazek (2020–2022)
  •   Katrin Engel (2011–2017)
  •   Sonja Frey (2012–2016, 2022–)
  •   Iveta Korešová (2013–2021)
  •   Markéta Jeřábková (2020–2021)
  •   Dominika Zachová (2021–2023)
  •   Macarena Aguilar (2016–2018)
  •   Alexandrina Cabral (2013–2014)
  •   Almudena Rodriguez (2019–2020)
  •   Szimonetta Planéta (2016–2017)
  •   Krisztina Triscsuk (2018–2019)
  •   Luca Szekerczés (2021–2022)
  •   Mie Augustesen (2012–2013)
  •   Annika Meyer (2021–2022)
  •   Mikaela Mässing (2019–2020)
  •   Emma Ekenman-Fernis (2020–2022)
  •   Lýdia Jakubisová (2011–2022)
  •   Ana Gros (2012–2013)
  •   Manon Houette (2016–2017)
  •   Marie Davidsen (2019–2021)
  •   Madeleine Hilby (2022–2023)
  •   Yuliya Snopova (2014–2015)
  •   Katarina Tomašević (2012–2013)
  •   Anika Niederwieser (2016–2018)
  •   Patricia Batista da Silva (2017–2018)
  •   Lamprini Tsàkalou (2021–2022)
  •   Ines Khouildi (2020–2022)
  •   Aslı İskit (2020–2022)
  •   Kerstin Kündig (2020–2022)
  • Head coach history

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      Herbert Müller (2010–present)

    European record

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    EHF Champions League

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    Season Competition Round Club 1st leg 2nd leg Aggregate
    2011-12 Champions League Group Matches
    (Group A)
      ŽRK Budućnost Podgorica 23–27 35–25 4th place
      FC Midtjylland Håndbold 21–27 20–23
      Byåsen HE 28–28 22–23
    2012-13 Champions League Group Matches
    (Group D)
      Zvezda Zvenigorod 20–23 24–31 3rd place
      ŽRK Budućnost Podgorica 24–20 15–23
      Viborg HK 34–30 29–26
    2013-14 Champions League Group Matches
    (Group A)
      Győri Audi ETO KC 25–33 22–29 2nd place
      Hypo Niederösterreich 34–25 23–29
      HCM Baia Mare 36–29 19–20
    Main Round
    (Group 1)
      HC Vardar 24–24 25–31 3rd place
      FC Midtjylland Håndbold 26–24 20–26
      IK Sävehof 30–25 32–26
    2014-15 Champions League Group Matches
    (Group B)
      ŽRK Budućnost Podgorica 22–27 14–23 3rd place
      HC Vardar 21–20 21–26
      RK Podravka Koprivnica 33–20 32–28
    Main Round
    (Group 1)
      Dinamo Volgograd 30–33 30–30 4th place
      HC Leipzig 27–23 34–25
      RK Krim 33–21 26–23
    Quarterfinals   Larvik HK 26–29 18–36 44–65
    2015-16 Champions League Group Matches
    (Group B)
      FTC-Rail Cargo Hungaria 27–30 28–32 3rd place
      Fleury Loiret HB 27–27 21–27
      RK Podravka Koprivnica 29–19 27–21
    Main Round
    (Group 1)
      Rostov-Don 28–32 24–30 6th place
      Larvik HK 20–28 19–28
      HCM Baia Mare 23–25 27–38
    2016-17 Champions League Group Matches
    (Group A)
      ŽRK Budućnost Podgorica 26–32 19–28 3rd place
      Metz Handball 28–25 18–25
      Glassverket IF 24–16 33–27
    Main Round
    (Group 1)
      HC Vardar 29–31 26–36 5th place
      FTC-Rail Cargo Hungaria 29–29 24–32
      HC Astrakhanochka 34–22 24–26
    2017-18 Champions League Qualification Tournament   CB Atlético Guardés 31–21
    Qualification Tournament   H 65 Höör 33–24
    Group Matches
    (Group C)
      HC Vardar 21–29 21–29 3rd place
      FTC-Rail Cargo Hungaria 25–29 25–28
      Larvik HK 22–25 31–27
    Main Round
    (Group 2)
      Metz Handball 29–31 29–35 6th place
      ŽRK Budućnost Podgorica 24–25 21–29
      SG BBM Bietigheim 28–26 34–21
    2018-19 Champions League Group Matches
    (Group C)
      Győri ETO KC 22–38 28–31 3rd place
      RK Krim Ljubljana 26–26 20–27
      RK Podravka Koprivnica 26–28 31–23
    Main Round
    (Group 2)
      CSM București 30–38 23–23 6th place
      Vipers Kristiansand 21–29 24–31
      Ferencvárosi TC 32–35 29–30

    EHF European League

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    Season Competition Round Club 1st leg 2nd leg Aggregate
    2019–20 EHF Cup Round 2   Byåsen HE 29–25 29–24 58–49
    Round 3   HC Astrakhanochka 30–25 25–28 55–53
    Group Matches
    (Group A)
      DHK Baník Most 40–24 35–27 1st place
      Kastamonu GSK 27–24 30–24
      DVSC Schaeffler 26–23 26–19
    Quarterfinals   Podravka Vegeta 23–27 28–34 51–61
    2020–21 EHF European League Qualification Round 2   WAT Atzgersdorf 39–24 42–21 81–45
    Qualification Round 3   HSG Blomberg-Lippe 27–31 30–20 57–51
    Group Matches
    (Group C)
      CS Minaur Baia Mare 0–10 10–0 4th place
      Astrakhanochka 22–29 0–10
      Storhamar Handball Elite 41–36 30–32
    2021–22 EHF European League Qualification Round 2   Molde Elite 32–35 28–26 60–61
    2022–23 EHF European League Qualification Round 2   Chambray Touraine 31–28 27–24 58–52
    Qualification Round 3   IK Sävehof 30–22 35–30 65–52
    Group Matches
    (Group C)
      Paris 92 28–24 25–26 1st place
      SCM Râmnicu Vâlcea 38–31 32–32
      Váci NKSE 31–21 34–28
    Quarter-finals   Sola HK 27–24 35–35 62–59
    Semifinal   Ikast Håndbold 26–31
    Third-place match   Borussia Dortmund 23–28

    EHF Challenge Cup

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    Season Competition Round Club 1st leg 2nd leg Aggregate
    2008–09 Challenge Cup Round 3   Zeeman Vastgoed SWE 35–23 36–24 71–47
    Last 16   OF Nea Ionia 31–29 26–25 57–54
    Quarterfinals   ORK Vrnjacka Banja 35–32 28–27 63–59
    Semifinals   Izmir BSB SK 34–28 27–32 61–60
    Finals   Nîmes 25–30 22–26 47–56

    References

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    1. ^ "Női kézilabda: Németországba igazol Szabó Anna". Nemzeti Sport (in Hungarian). 2024-02-08. Retrieved 2024-02-09.
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