Syria men's national handball team

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Syria Syria
Information
NicknameNosour Qasioun
(Arabic: نسور قاسيون, lit.'Qasioun Eagles')
AssociationSyrian Arab Handball Federation
CoachRaafe Bajbouj
Colours
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Home
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Away
Results
World Championship
Appearancesnone
Asian Championship
Appearances6 (First in 1987)
Best result6th (2010)
Last updated on 16 December 2021.
Syria men's national handball team
Medal record
West Asian Games
Silver medal – second place 2002 Kuwait
Pan Arab Games
Gold medal – first place 1976 Damascus
Bronze medal – third place 1965 Cairo

The Syrian national handball team is the national handball team of Syria and is controlled by the Syrian Arab Handball Federation.[1]

Competition record[]

Asian Championship[]

Year Round
Kuwait Kuwait 1977 Did not participate
China China 1979 Did not participate
Korea South Korea 1983 Did not participate
Jordan Jordan 1987 8th place
China China 1989 Did not participate
Japan Japan 1991 12th place
Bahrain Bahrain 1993 12th place
Kuwait Kuwait 1995 Did not participate
Japan Japan 2000 Did not participate
Iran Iran 2002 Did not participate
Qatar Qatar 2004 Did not participate
Thailand Thailand 2006 Did not participate
Iran Iran 2008 Did not participate
Lebanon Lebanon 2010 6th place
Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia 2012 11th place
Bahrain Bahrain 2014 Did not participate
Bahrain Bahrain 2016 11th place
Korea South Korea 2018 Did not participate
Kuwait Kuwait 2020 Did not participate
Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia 2022 Did not participate

Asian Games[]

West Asian Games[]

  • 2002: 2nd place, silver medalist(s) Silver medal
  • 2005: 4th

Pan Arab Games[]

Mediterranean Games[]

Islamic Solidarity Games[]

Players[]

  • Nahil Rajab
  • Lousy Koureyh
  • Jihan Bilal
  • Mervat Maksoud
  • Rima Bitar
  • Ragda Bakri
  • Zenab Sido
  • Marcel Mahfoud
  • Kifah Rabah
  • Hind Saqr
  • Hyam Mousa
  • Omar Buric
  • Sani Aletovic
  • Muaz Kusic
  • Sulejmen Brkic

References[]

  1. ^ Profile – Syria, IHF.info, Retrieved 15 September 2021

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