European Handball Federation

EHF Club Competition History

EHF European League 2024-25 - EHF European League Finals

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EHF CL 2023-24 - Play-offs

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EHF European League 2022-23 - EHF European League Finals

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EHF European League 2021-22 - EHF European League Finals

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EHF European League 2020-21 - EHF European League Finals

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EHF Cup 2019-20 - Semi Finals

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EHF Cup 2018-19 - Semi Finals

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FORMER CLUB NAMES

2024/25 - Ikast Håndbold

2023/24 - Ikast Handbold

2021/22 - Herning-Ikast Handbold

2017/18 - FC Midtjylland

2010/11 - FC Midtjylland Handball

2008/09 - Ikast-Brande EH

2007/08 - Ikast Bording Elite Handbold

2006/07 - Ikast Bording EH A/S

2004/05 - Ikast Bording EH

1999/00 - Ikast Bording

1998/99 - Ikast F.S.

28.03.2012 - Your chance to vote for the EHF Women's Champions League best young player and win a VIP package for the final.

26.03.2012 - Financial situation forces club to change head coach.

10.03.2012 - Danish FC Midtjylland failed in Spain, so the reigning champions from Norway advance to the Top4 in the EHF Champions League.

09.03.2012 - ehfCL.com previews the sixth round of the EHF Women´s Champions League Main Round, which takes place this weekend.

2011-12 Team

	Andersen Sofie Baek
	Biltoft Mia
	Brogger Led Gitte
	Dalgaard Malene Abildtrup
	Egestoft Louise
	Englert Sabine (GER)
	Groot Cornelia Nycke (NED)
	Hansen Celina Hehnel
	Hansen Sara
	Haugsted Line
	Jensen Trine Ostergaard
	Jörgensen Line Anna
	Kviesgaard Maibritt
	Kyndbol Freja Cohrt
	Möller Laerke Winther
	Mogensen Matilde Nesgaard
	Odegaard Ingrid (NOR)
	Pedersen Anne Mette
	Petersen Simone Spur
	Rasmussen Cecilie Hebsgaard
	Rasmussen Simone Hebsgaard
	Sörensen Elizabeth
	Sörensen Maria Dueholm
	Svalastog Spellerberg Louise Ambjörn
	Thorsgaard Susan
	Troelsen Trine Stenbaek
	Woller Cecilie
	Woller Fie

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