Women’s Handball World Championship Kicks Off: Germany Beats Iceland

Publication date: 2025-11-27

The Women’s Handball World Championship began yesterday in Stuttgart, where the German team opened with a victory over Iceland, securing their first two points. In front of more than 5,500 spectators, coach Markus Gaugisch’s team won 32:25 (18:14). Alina Griselis led with seven goals, while Jenny Behrend and Niki Kühne each scored five. The German players celebrated their successful start with a joyful circle on the court. Germany’s national team hopes to win its first medal in 18 years. “The atmosphere was fantastic. We managed to bring excitement into the game and enjoy it,” said Griselis. A total of 32 teams are competing until December 14. The championship is being held in Germany and the Netherlands, with France aiming to defend its title. The final will take place in Rotterdam on December 14, with matches also hosted in Stuttgart, Trier, Dortmund, and Den Bosch.

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The Women’s Handball World Championship began yesterday in Stuttgart, where the German team opened with a victory over Iceland, securing their first two points. In front of more than 5,500 spectators, coach Markus Gaugisch’s team won 32:25 (18:14). Alina Griselis led with seven goals, while Jenny Behrend and Niki Kühne each scored five. The German players celebrated their successful start with a joyful circle on the court. Germany’s national team hopes to win its first med...

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