Handball
Team tournament
Handball, Men 1936-2024
1936
1 Germany
(Heinz Korvers, Arthur Knaulz, Willy Nadholz, Hans Keiter, Wilhelm Brinkmann, Georg Dascher, Erich Hermann, Hans Theilig, Helmut Berthold, Alfred Kingler, Fritz Fromm, Carl Kreutzberg, Heinrich Keimig, Wilhelm Muller, Kurt Dossin, Rudolf Stahl, Hermann Hansen, Fritz Spengler, Edgar Reinhardt, Gunther Ortmann, Wilhelm Baumann, Helmuth Braselmann)
2 Austria
(Alois Schnabel, Franz bartl, Johann Tauscher, Otto Licha, Emil Juracka, Leopold Wohlrab, Jaroslav Volak, Alfred Schmalzer, Ludwig Schubert, Ferdinand Kiefler, Anton Perwein, Fritz Maurer, Franz Brunner, Fritz Wurmbock, Siegfried Purner, Hans Zehetner, Hans Houschka, Franz Bistricky, Franz Berghammer, Walter Reisp, Josef Krejci, Siegfried Powolny)
3 Switzerland
(Willy Gysi, Robert Studer, Erich Schmitt, Rolf Faes, Erland Herkenrath, Burkhard Gantenbein, Werner Meyer, Max Streib, Georg Mischon, Ernst Ufschmid, Eugen Seiterle, Edy Schmid, Max Blosch, Werner Scheumann, Willy Schafer, Willy Hufschmid, Rudolf Wirz)
4 Hungary
5 Romania
6 USA
1972
1 Yugoslavia
(Abaz Arslanagic, Zoran Zivkovic, Miroslav Pirbanic, Hrvoje Horvat, Djoko Lavrnic, Zdravko Miljak, Slodoban Miskovic, Branislav Pokrajac, Nebojsa Popovic, Milan Lazarevic, Mirolad Zaralic, Albin Vidovic, Zdenko Zorbo, Petar Fajdric)
2 Czechoslovakia
(Ivan Satrapa, Vladimir Jary, Jiri Kavan, Vladimir Haber, Jindnch Krepindl, Ladislav Benes, Vincent Latko, Frantisek Bruna, Petr Psopisil, Jaroslav Konecny, Pavel Mikes, Jaroslav Skarvan, Frantisek Kralik, Andrej Lubosik, Zdenek Skara, Arnost Limcik)
3 Romania
(Cornel Penu, Gavril Kicsid, Valentin Samungi, Stefan Britalan, Cristian Gatu, Roland Gunesch, Simion Schobel, Gheorghe Gruia, Constantin Tudosie, Alexandru Dinca, Werner Stockl, Dan Mann, Ghita Licu, Radu Voina, Adrian Cosma)
4 German Democratic Republic
5 URSS
6 West Germany
7 Sweden
8 Hungary
1976
1 URSS
(Mykhalo Ishchenko, Anatoly Fadyukin, Vladimir Maksimov, Serhei Kushniryk, Vassily Ilyin, Vladimir Kravzov, Yuri Klimov, Yuri Lahutyn, Aleksandr Anpilogov, Yevgeny Chernyshov, Valery Gassy, Mykola Tomyn, Yuri Kidyayev, Oleksander Rezanov)
2 Romania
(Cornel Penu, Gavril Kicsid, Cristian Gatu, Cezar Draganita, Radu Voina, Roland Gunesch, Alexandru Folker, Steven Birtalan, Adrian Cosma, Constantin Tudosie, Nicolae Munteanu, Werner Stockl, Mircea Grabovschi, Ghita Licu)
3 Poland
(Andrzej Szymczk, Piotr Ciesla, Zdzislaw Antczak, Zygfryd Kuchta, Jerzy Kiempel, Janusz Brzozowski, Ryszard Przbysz, Jerzy Melcer, Andrzej Sokolowski, Jan Gmyrek, Henryk Rozmiarek, Alfred Kaluzinski, Wlodzimierz Zielivnski, Mieczyslaw Wojczak)
4 West Germany
5 Yugoslavia
6 Hungary
7 Czechoslovakia
8 Denmark
1980
1 German Democratic Republic
(Siegfried Voigt, Gunter Dreibrodt, Peter Rost, Klaus Gruner, Hans-Georg Beyer, Dietmar Schmidt, Hartmut Kruger, Lotar Dorng, Ernst Gerlach, Frank Michael Wahl, Ingolf Wiegert, Wieland Schmidt, Rainer Hoft, Hans-Georg Jaunich)
2 URSS
(Mykhalo Ishchenko, Victor Makhorin, Serhei Kushniryuk, Aleksandr Karshakevic, Vladimir Kravzov, Vladimir Belov, Anatoly Fedyukin, Aleksandr Anpilogov, Yevgeny Chemyshov, Aleksei Zhuk, Mykola Tomyn, Yuri Kidayayev, Vladimir Repyev, Voldemaras Novickis)
3 Romania
(Nicolae Munteanu, Marian Dumitru, Isoif Boros, Maricel Voinea, Vasile Stinga, Radu Voina, Cezar Draganita, Cornel Durau, Stefan Birtalan, Alexandru Folker, Necuali Vasilca, Lucian Vasilache, Adrian Cosma, Claudiu Ionescu)
4 Hungary
5 Spain
6 Yugoslavia
7 Poland
8 Switzerland
1984
1 Yugoslavia
(Zlatan Amautovic, Momir Rnic, Veselin Vukovic, Milan Kalina, Jovica Elezovic, Zdravko Zovko, Branco Strbac, Pavle Jurina, Veselin Vujovic, Slobodan Kuzmanovski, Mirco Basic, Dragan Mladenovic, Zdravko Radjenovic, Mile Isakovic)
2 West Germany
(Andreas Thiel, Arnulf Meffle, Rudiger Neitzel, Martin Schwalb, Dirk Rauin, Michael Paul, Thomas Happe, Erhard Wunderlich, Thomas Springel, Klaus Woller, Jochen Fraatz, Siegfried Roch, Ulrich Roth, Uwe Schwenker, Michael Roth)
3 Romania
(Nicolae Munteanu, Marina Dumitru, Iosif Boros, Maricel Voinea, Vasile Stinga, Gheorghe Dogarescu, Gheorghe Covaciu, Cornel Durau, Alexandru Folker, Neculai Vasilca, Alexandru Buligan, Vasile Oprea, Mircea Bedivan, Adrian Simion)
4 Denmark
5 Sweden
6 Iceland
7 Switzerland
8 Spain
1988
1 URSS
(Andrei Lavrov, Aleksandr Tuckin, Aleksandr Rymanov, Aleksandr Karshakevich, Yuri Nesterov, Georgy Sviridenko, Andrei Tyumentsev, Mikhail Vasilyev, Yuri Shevstov, Vyacheslav Atavin, Voldemaras Novickis, Igor Chumak, Konstantin Sharovarov)
2 Republic of Korea
(Yoon Tae-Il, Kima Jae-Hwan, Sin Young- Suk, Park Do-Hun, Park Young-Dae, Koh Suk-Chang, Roh Hyun-Suk, Oh Young-Ki, Choi Suk-Jae, Kang Jae-Won, Lee Sang- Hyo, Lim Jin-Suk)
3 Yugoslavia
(Momir Rnic, Zlatko Saracevic, Iztok Puc, Goran Perkovac, Irfan Smajlagic, Zlatko Portner, Veselin Vujovic, Jozef Holpert, Mirko Basic, Alvaro Nacinovic, Slobodan Kuzmanovski, Emin Velic)
4 Hungary
5 Sweden
6 Czechoslovakia
7 German Democratic Republic
8 Iceland
1992
1 Unified Team
(Andrei Lavrov, Igor Chumak, Igor Vassiliyev, Yuri Gavrilov, Andrei Barbashinsky, Sergei Babeshko, Valery Gopin, Vasily Kudinov, Mikhail Yakimovich, Oleg Grebnev, Oleg Kiselyev, Talant Dujshebaev)
2 Sweden
(Mats Olsson, Tomas Svensson, Magnus Wislander, Ola Lindgren, Per Carlen, Erik Hajas, Magnus Cato, Axel Sjoblad, Robert Andersson, Pierre Thorsson, Steffan Olsson, Magnus Andersson, Robert Hedin, Anders Backegren, Patrik Liljestrand, Tommy Souraniemi)
3 France
(Philippe Medard, Frederic Perez, Pascal Mahe, Philippe Debureau, Frédéric Volle, Denis Lathoud, Eric Quintin, Philippe Gardent, Thierry Perreux, Laurent Munier, Jackson Richardson, Stépahne Stoecklin, Denis Tristant, Jean Luc Thiebaut, Alain Portes, Gael Monthurel)
4 Iceland
5 Spain
6 Republic of Korea
7 Hungary
8 Romania
1996
1 Croatia
(Vladimir Jelcic, Goran Perkovac, Irfan Smajlagic, Bozidar Jovic, Alvaro Nacinovic, Vladimir Sujster, Bruno Gudelj, Nenad Klajc, Iztok Puc, Zoran Mikulic, Venio Losert, Patrik Cavar, Valner Frankovic, Slavko Goluza, Valter Matosevic, Zlatko Saracevic)
2 Sweden
(Mats Olsson, Robert Hedin, Magnus Wislander, Thomas Silvertsson, Ola Lindgern, Per Cralen, Erik Hajas, Johan Peterson, Stefan Lovgren, Robert Abdersson, Pierre Thorsson, Steffan Olsson, Magnus Andresson, Andreas Larsson, Thomas Svensson, Martin Frandesjo)
3 Spain
(Jaume Fort, Demetrio Lozano, Salvador Esquer, Rafael Guijosa, Fernando Hernandez, Raul Gonzalez, Inaki Urdangarin, Jesus Olalla, Mateo Garralda, Talant Dujshebaev, Jesus Fernandez, Jordi Nunez, Alberto Urdiales, Juan Perez, Jose Hombrados, Aitor Etxaburu) 4 France
5 Russian Federation
6 Egypt
7 Germany
8 Switzerland
2000
1 Russian Federation
(Viatcheslav Gorpichine, Oleg Khodkov, Edouard Kokcharov, Vassili Koudinov, Stanislav Koulintchenko, Dmitri Kouzelev, Andrei Lavrov, Serguei Pogorelov, Pavel Soukossian, Dmitri Torgovanov, Alexander Tuchkin, Lev Voronin)
2 Sweden
(Magnus Andersson, Martin Boquist, Martin Fraendesjoe, Mathias Franzen, Peter Gentzel, Andreas Larsson, Ola Lindgren, Stefan Loevgren, Tomas Svensson, Pierre Thorsson, Ljubomir Vranjes, Magnus Wislander)
3 Spain
(David Barrufet, Talant Dujsehbaev, Rafael Guijosa, Demetrio Lozano, Enric Masip, Jordi Nunez, Iosu Olalla, Antonio Ortega, Juan Perez, Antonio Ugalde, Inaki Urdangarin, Andriy Xepkin)
4 Yugoslavia
5 Germany
6 France
7 Egypt
8 Slovenia
2004
1 Croatia
(Venio Losert, Niksa Kaleb, Ivano Balic, Blazenko Lackovic, Vedran Zrnic, Igor Vori, Davor Dominikovic, Mirza Dzomba, Vlado Sola, Drago Vukovic, Slavko Goluza, Goram Sprem, Denis Spoljaric, Petar Metlcic)
2 Germany
(Henning Fritz, Mark Dragunski, Stefan Kretzschmar, Jan Olaf Immel, Christian Schwarzer, Klaus-Dieter Petersen, Frank von Behren, Volker Zerbe, Christian Ramota, Markus Baur, Christian Zeitz, Torsten Jansen, Daniel Stephan, Florian Kehrmann)
3 Russian Federation
(Andrey Lavrov, Vitali Ivanov, Oleg Kuleshov, Denis Krivoshlykov, Alexandre Tuchkin, Vasily Kudinov, Dmitri Torgovanov, Alexander Gorbatikov, Alexey Rastvortsev, Alexey Kostygov, Viatcheslav Gorpichin, Sergey Pogorelov, Mikhail Chipurin, Eduard Kokcharov)
4 Hungary
5 Brasil
6 Spain
7 Hungary
8 People's Republic of China
2008
1 France
(Daouda Karaboue, Thierry Omeyer, Didier Dinart,Cedric Burdet, Guillaume Gille,Bertrand Gille, Daniel Narcisse, Olivier Girault, Nikola Karabatic, Christophe Kempe, Joel Abati, Luc Abalo, Michel Guigou, Cedric Paty)
2 Iceland
(Bjorgvin Pall Gustavsson, Hreidar Gudmundsson, Logi Geirsson, Sigfus Sigurdsson, Asgeir Hallgrimsson, Arnor Atlason, Gudjon Sigurdsson, Snorri Gudjonsson, Olafur Stefansson, Sturla, Asgeirsson, Alexander Petersson, Sverre Jakobsson, Robert Gunnarsson, Ingimundur Ingimindarsson)
3 Spain
(Jose Hombrados, David Barruffet, Alberto Entrerrios, Albert Rocas, Raul Entrerrios, Ruben Garabaya, Carlos Prieto, Jon Belaustegui, Demetrio Lozano, David Davis, Juan garcia, Iker romero, Christian Malmagro, Victor Tomas)
4 Croatia
5 Russian Federation
6 Poland
7 Denmark
8 Republic of Korea
2012
1 France
(Jerome Fernandez, Didier Dinart, Xavier Barachet, Guillaume Gille, Betrand Gille, Daniel Narcisse, Guillaume Joli, Samuel Honrubia, Daouda Karabouè, Nikola Karabatic, Thierry Omeyer, William Accambray, Luc Abalo, Cedric Sorhaindo, Michael Guigou)
2 Sweden
(Mattias Andersson, Mattias Gustafsson, Kim Andersson, Jonas Kallman, Magnus Jernemyr, Niclas Ekberg, Dalibor Doder, Jonas Larholm, Tobias Karlsson, Johan Jakobsson, Johan Sjostrand, Fredrik Petersen, Kim Ekdahl du Rietz, Mattias Zachrisson, Andreas Nilsson)
3 Croatia
(Venio Losert, Ivano Balic, Domagoj Duvniak, Marko Kopljar, Igor Vori, Jakov Gojun, Zlatko Horvat, Drago Vukovic, Damir Bicanic, Denis Buntic, Mirko Alilovic, Manuel Strlek, Ivan Cupic, Ivan Nincevic)
4 Hungary
5 Iceland
5 Denmark
5 Spain
5 Tunisia
2016
1 Denmark
(Niklas Landin Jacobsen, Mads Christiansen, Mads Mensah Larsen, Casper Mortensen, Jesper Noddesbo, Jannick Green Krejberg, Lasse Svan, Rene Toft Hansen, Henrik Mollgaard Jensen, Kasper Sondergaard, Henrik Toft Hansen, Mikkel Hansen, Morten Olsen, Michael Damgaard Nielsen)
2 France
(Olivier Nyokas, Daniel Narcisse, Vincent Gerard, Nikola Karabatic, Kentin Mahe, Mathieu Grebille, Thierry Omeyer, Timothey N'Guessan, Luc Abalo, Cedric Sorhaindo, Michael Guigou, Luka Karabatic, Ludovic Fabregas, Adrien Dipanda, Valentin Porte)
3 Germany
(Uwe Gensheimer, Finn Lemke, Patrick Wiencek, Tobias Reichmann, Fabian Wiede, Silvio Heinevetter, Hendrik Pekeler, Steffen Weinhold, Martin Strobel, Steffen Fath, Kai Hafner, Andreas Wolff, Julius Kuhn, Christian Dissinger, Paul Drux)
4 Poland
5 Croatia
6 Slovenia
7 Brazil
8 Qatar
2020
1 France
(Nedim Remili, Romain Lagarde, Melvyn Richardson, Dika Mem, Nicolas Tournat, Vincent Gerard, Nikola Karabatic, Kentin Mahe, Yann Genty, Timothey Nguessan, Luc Abalo, Michael Guigou, Luka Karabatic, Ludovic Fabregas, Hugo Descat, Valentin Porte)
2 Denmark
(Niklas Landin, Magnus Landin, Emil Jakobsen, Magnus Saugstrup, Lasse Svan, Kevin Moeller, Henrik Moellgaard, Mads Mensah, Henrik Toft Hansen, Mikkel Hansen, Morten Olsen, Johan Hansen, Lasse Andersson, Jacob Holm, Mathias Gidsel)
3 Spain
(Gonzalo Perez De Vargas Moreno, Eduardo Gurbindo Martinez, Jorge Maqueda Peno, Angel Fernandez Perez, Raul Entrerrios Rodriguez, Alex Dujshebaev Dovichebaeva, Daniel Sarmiento Melian, Rodrigo Corrales Rodal, Julen Aguinagalde Aquizu, Ferran Sole Sala, Adrian Figueras Trejo, Viran Morros De Argila, Antonio Garcia Robledo, Aleix Gomez Abello, Gedeon Guardiola Villaplana, Miguel Sanchez-Migallon Naranjo)
4 Egypt
5 Sweden
6 Germany
7 Norway
8 Bahrain
2024
1 Denmark
(Niklas Landin Jacobsen, Niclas Kirkeloekke, Magnus Landin Jacobsen, Emil Jakobsen, Rasmus Lauge, Emil Nielsen, Magnus Saugstrup, Hans Lindberg, Mathias Gidsel, Henrik Moellgaard, Mikkel Hansen, Lukas Joergensen, Lasse Andersson, Simon Hald, Thomas Arnoldsen, Simon Pytlick)
2 Germany
(David Spaeth, Johannes Golla, Luca Witzke, Sebastian Heymann, Justus Fischer, Juri Knorr, Julian Koester, Renars Uscins, Kai Haefner, Tim Hornke, Andreas Wolff, Rune Dahmke, Lukas Mertens, Christoph Steinert, Marko Grgic, Jannik Kohlbacher)
3 Spain
(Gonzalo Perez de Vargas, Jorge Maqueda, Alex Dujshebaev, Rodrigo Corrales, Adrian Figueras, Imanol Garciandia, Abel Serdio, Agustin Casado, Aleix Gomez, Ian Tarrafeta, Miguel Sanchez-Migallon, Daniel Dujshebaev, Kauldi Odriozola, Daniel Fernandez, Javier Rodriguez)
4 Slovenia
5 Egypt
6 Norway
7 Sweden
8 France