Egypt men's national junior handball team

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NicknameThe Pharoahs
AssociationEgyptian Handball Federation
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Results
IHF U-21 World Championship
Appearances17 (First in 1983)
Best resultGold Champions (1993)
African Championship
Appearances17 (First in )
Best resultGold Winners for 12 times
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The Egypt national junior handball team is the under-20s national team representing Egypt in the international handball competitions and is controlled by the Egyptian Handball Federation.

History[]

The Egypt junior handball team has participated in several junior's handball competitions and the first appearance was in the inaugural African Men's Junior Handball Championship in in Nigeria the team placed third, two years later in 1982 in Benin the Egyptian find their way to captured the first African and international title and have qualified to the 1983 IHF Men's Junior World Championship sow the first appearance was for good to gain experiences the Egyptian finished in the 13th rank. In the African championship Egypt continued the domination that was normal for them but in the IHF Men's Junior World Championship they were still far from the strongest European team's level. In 1993 Egypt was the host country, and for the first time a country from outside Europe since the inaugural in 1977 in Sweden held the tournament. The Egyptians exploited the home court advantage and with a great player generation they stunned all the followers and the media and found their way to the final match again the Denmark where they won it by 22–19 and then Egypt became the World Champions with merit for the first country outside Europe to carry the title.

IHF Junior World Championship record[]

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
Did not Qualify
Preliminary Round 15th 6 1 5 117 149 –32
Preliminary Round 13th 6 3 3 153 141 +12
Egypt 1993 Champions Winners 7 6 1 179 139 +40
Quarter-Final 6th 8 4 4 191 196 –5
Quarter-Final 6th 9 4 5 237 247 –10
Semi-Final 3rd 8 5 1 2 257 194 +63
Main Round 8th 8 4 4 192 218 –26
Main Round 10th 8 1 3 4 196 214 –18
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
Algeria 2017 Preliminary round 17th 7 3 - 4 193 215 -22
Spain 2019 Semi-Final 3rd 9 8 - 1 327 255 +72
Total 18/22 1 Title 141 75 6 66 3786 3656 +130

African Nations Championship record[]

Year Round Final Position[1] GP W D L GS GA GD
Third Place
Champions 1st Place
Champions 1st Place
2nd Place
2nd Place
Champions 1st Place
Champions 1st Place
Champions 1st Place
Champions 1st Place
Champions 1st Place
Final Round 2nd Place
Champions 1st Place
Champions 1st Place
Did Not Compete
Champions 1st Place
Ivory Coast 2012 Semi Finals Third Place
Kenya 2014 Champions 1st Place
Mali 2016 Final Round 2nd Place
Morocco 2018 Champions 1st Place
Total 17/18 12 Titles

Team[]

Notable players[]

  • Mohamed Nakib
  • Gohar Gohar
  • Abdou Ashraf
  • Mahmoud Marzouk
  • Mahmoud Magdi
  • Hussein Osman
  • Radwan Mamdouh
  • Shady sayed
  • Sayed Wael
  • Hegarzy Sherif
  • Dawoud Hatem
  • Hafez Mohi
  • Serag El-Din Sherif
  • El-Alfy Ayman
  • Abdou Hazem
  • Ibrahim Mohammed
  • Abou El-Abbas Sherif

Notable coaches[]

  • Egypt

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