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Team Esbjerg

Team Esbjerg is a professional women's handball team based in Esbjerg, Denmark, that competes in the Bambusa Kvindeligaen and the 2025–26 Women's EHF Champions League. They play their home matches in Blue Water Dokken, which have capacity for 2,996 spectators. They play games in red shirts and black shorts.

History
Team Esbjerg was founded in 1991, as a cooperation between KVIK Esbjerg and Esbjerg Håndboldklub (EHK). They competed in the Danish Handball League for the first time in 1999, but they relegated the following year. They have been part of the league since 2004. They won the Danish Championship for the first time in 2016, after beating FC Midtjylland Håndbold in the final. They lost the first final match 20–17, but won the second 24–19, after a dramatic penalty shootout. They won their second title in 2019, they also beat Herning-Ikast Håndbold, in two matches, with the scores 28–20 and 19–20. They also won the Danish Women's Handball Cup in 2017, after beating København Håndbold, with the score 31–20. In the 2021-22 season they reached the Final Four of the EHF Women's Champions League for the first time. They did however only manage to get a fourth place, and they also lost the Danish Championship final to Odense Håndbold. Over time, the club has had many notable and significant players, like Rikke Zachariassen, Ulrika Toft Hansen, Lotte Grigel, Gøril Snorroeggen, Maibritt Kviesgaard, Kari Aalvik Grimsbø, Emily Stang Sando, Marta Mangué, Laura van der Heijden, Angelica Wallén, Ida Bjørndalen and Sandra Toft Galsgaard. == Kits ==
Honours
EHF Champions League: • Bronze: 2024, 2025Semifinalist: 2022, 2023EHF Cup: • Silver: 2014, 2019 • Danish Championship: • Gold: 2016, 2019, 2020, 2023, 2024Silver: 2015, 2022, 2025Danish CupWinner: 2017, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 • Silver: 2011, 2025 • Bronze: 2018Danish Super CupWinner: 2015, 2019, 2022, 2025 == Arena ==
Arena
Arena: Blue Water DokkenCity: EsbjergCapacity: 2,996 • Address: Gl. Vardevej 82, 6700 Esbjerg ==Team==
Team
Current squad :Squad for the 2025–26 season. ;Goalkeepers • 12 Anna Kristensen • 42 Katharina Filter ;Wingers ;LW • 6 Zoë Sprengers • 17 Elin Hansson • 24 Sanna Solberg-Isaksen (pregnant) ;RW • 20 Marit Røsberg Jacobsen • 27 Anne Tolstrup • 29 Sarah Dekker • 38 Mia Emmenegger ;Line players • 7 Tabea Schmid • 10 Kathrine Heindahl • 11 Rikke Iversen • 18 Olivia Löfqvist ;Back players ;LB • 14 Judith van der Helm • 22 Line Haugsted • 25 Henny Reistad ;CB • 4 Michala Møller • 8 Live Rushfeldt Deila ;RB • 9 Nora Mørk • 15 Nina Koppang (Break from handball) • 21 Helene Kindberg Transfers :Transfers for the season 2026–27 ; Joining • Silje Solberg-Østhassel (GK) (free agent)Henriette Espetvedt Eggen (LB) (from Tertnes HE) ; Leaving • Anna Kristensen (GK) (to Ferencvárosi TC) • Zoë Sprengers (LW) (to SCM Râmnicu Vâlcea) • Judith van der Helm (LB) (to HØJ Elite) • Michala Møller (CB) (to Ferencvárosi TC) • Sarah Dekker (RW) (to SCM Râmnicu Vâlcea) • Anne Tolstrup (RW) Technical staffHead coach: Tomas AxnérAssistant coach: Christian Køhler • Goalkeeping coach: Tim Winkler • Sportdirector: Thomas Hylle • Teamleader: Helle Kongsbak • Physiotherapist: Kenneth Hansen • Physiotherapist: Daniel Bargsteen • Video: Jes Juncker-Jensen Former notable playersSandra Toft (2017–2019) • Rikke Poulsen (2019–2023) • Mette Tranborg (2020–2025) • Kathrine Heindahl (2022–2025) • Stine Bodholt Nielsen (2014–2016) • Rikke Schmidt (2012–2014) • Lotte Grigel (2008–2015) • Maibritt Kviesgaard (2013–2018) • Rikke Zachariassen (2006–2018) • Annette Jensen (2018–2022) • Kaja Kamp (2020–2025) • Maria Mose Vestergaard (2014–2019) • Amalie Milling (2022–2025) • Elma Halilcevic (2017–2021) • Kari Aalvik Grimsbø (2010–2015) • Kristine Breistøl (2018–2024) • Vilde Ingstad (2016–2023) • Marit Malm Frafjord (2018–2022) • Siri Seglem (2007–2009) • Emily Stang Sando (2013–2017) • Gøril Snorroeggen (2010–2013) • Betina Riegelhuth (2015–2016) • Ida Bjørndalen Karlsson (2014–2018) • Ine Karlsen Stangvik (2017–2018) • Rikke Granlund (2018–2021) • Julie Bøe Jacobsen (2022–2024) • Johanna Ahlm (2013–2015) • Angelica Wallén (2010–2013) • Filippa Idéhn (2015–2017) • Jenny Alm (2015–2017) • Jessica Helleberg (2011–2013) • Anna-Maria Johansson (2009–2011) • Ulrika Toft Hansen (2015–2018) • Clara Monti Danielsson (2018–2020) • Marta Mangué (2007–2011) • Lara González Ortega (2016–2018) • Nerea Pena (2020–2021) • Estavana Polman (2013–2022) • Laura van der Heijden (2014–2017) • Merel Freriks (2025) • Katarina Tomašević (2007–2009) • Kristina Liščević (2017–2019) • Arna Sif Pálsdóttir (2010–2011) • Rut Arnfjörð Jónsdóttir (2017–2020) • Paule Baudouin (2008–2010) • Mouna Chebbah (2008–2010) • Sonja Frey (2019–2021) • Dinah Eckerle (2021–2023) • Kelsi Fairbrother (2010–2013) • Beyza Irem Türkoglu (2021–2023) • Beatrix Benyáts (2004–2006) ==Statistics==
Statistics
Top scorers in the EHF Champions League :Last updated on 26 April 2026 Individual awards in the EHF Champions League == Head coach history ==
European record
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