Håndbold under sommer-OL 1972

Håndbold under sommer-OL 1972 afholdtes i München, Tyskland fra 30. august til 10. september 1972. Der deltog seksten herrehold og ingen kvindehold. Turneringen blev vundet af Jugoslavien.

Placeringer

PlaceringHold
1 Guld Jugoslavien
2 Sølv Tjekkoslovakiet
3 Bronze Rumænien
4. DDR
5. Sovjetunionen
6. Vesttyskland
7. Sverige
8. Ungarn
9. Norge
10. Polen
11. Japan
12. Island
13.Danmark Danmark
14. USA
15. Spanien
16. Tunesien

Medaljevindere

GuldSølvBronze
 Jugoslavien
Abaz Arslanagić
Petar Fajfrić
Hrvoje Horvat
Milorad Karalić
Đorđe Lavrnić
Milan Lazarević
Zdravko Miljak
Slobodan Mišković
Branislav Pokrajac
Nebojša Popović
Miroslav Pribanić
Albin Vidović
Zoran Živković
Zdenko Zorko		 Tjekkoslovakiet
Ladislav Beneš
František Brůna
Vladimír Haber
Vladimír Jarý
Jiří Kavan
Arnošt Klimčík
Jaroslav Konečný
František Králík
Jindřich Krepindl
Vincent Lafko
Andrej Lukošík
Pavel Mikeš
Petr Pospíšil
Ivan Satrapa
Zdeněk Škára
Jaroslav Škarvan		 Rumænien
Ştefan Birtalan
Adrian Cosma
Marin Dan
Alexandru Dincă
Cristian Gaţu
Gheorghe Gruia
Roland Gunesch
Gabriel Kicsid
Ghiţă Licu
Cornel Penu
Valentin Samungi
Simion Schöbel
Werner Stöckl
Constantin Tudosie
Radu Voina

Deltagende lande

Hvert land kunne medbringe et hold med op til 16 spillere. Japan deltog med kun 12 spillere.

I alt 242(*) spillere fra 16 lande deltog under Sommer-OL 1972

  •  Tjekkoslovakiet (16)
  •  Danmark (16)
  •  DDR (16)
  •  Vesttyskland (16)
  •  Ungarn (15)
  •  Island (15)
  •  Japan (12)
  •  Norge (16)
  •  Polen (15)
  •  Rumænien (15)
  •  Sovjetunionen (15)
  •  Spanien (15)
  •  Sverige (16)
  •  Tunesien (15)
  •  USA (15)
  •  Jugoslavien (14)

(*) NOTE: Kun spillere som har deltaget i mindst en kamp er talt med.

Ikke alle reservespillere er kendte.

Oversigt

PlaceringLand
1 Jugoslavien (YUG)
Træner: Vlado Štencl
Abaz Arslanagić (Borac Banja Luka)
Petar Fajfrić (Crvenka)
Hrvoje Horvat (Partizan Bjelovar)
Milorad Karalić (Borac Banja Luka)
Đorđe Lavrnić (Krivaja Zavidovići)
Milan Lazarević (Crvena zvezda Beograd)
Zdravko Miljak (Medveščak Zagreb)
Slobodan Mišković (Crvenka)
Branislav Pokrajac (Dinamo Pančevo)
Nebojša Popović (Borac Banja Luka)
Miroslav Pribanić (Partizan Bjelovar)
Albin Vidović (BHSE)
Zoran Živković (FAP Priboj na Limu)
Zdenko Zorko (Zagreb)
Reservespillere
Čedomir Bugarski
Dobrivoje Selec
2 Tjekkoslovakiet (TCH)
Ladislav Beneš
František Brůna
Vladimír Haber
Vladimír Jarý
Jiří Kavan
Arnošt Klimčík
Jaroslav Konečný
František Králík
Jindřich Krepindl
Vincent Lafko
Andrej Lukošík
Pavel Mikeš
Petr Pospíšil
Ivan Satrapa
Zdeněk Škára
Jaroslav Škarvan
3 Rumænien (ROU)
Ştefan Birtalan
Adrian Cosma
Marin Dan
Alexandru Dincă
Cristian Gaţu
Gheorghe Gruia
Roland Gunesch
Gabriel Kicsid
Ghiţă Licu
Cornel Penu
Valentin Samungi
Simion Schöbel
Werner Stöckl
Constantin Tudosie
Radu Voina
4 DDR (GDR)
Wolfgang Böhme
Reiner Frieske
Reiner Ganschow
Jürgen Hildebrand
Horst Jankhöfer
Wolfgang Lakenmacher
Klaus Langhoff
Peter Larisch
Peter Randt
Udo Röhrig
Josef Rose
Siegfried Voigt
Klaus Weiß
Rainer Würdig
Rainer Zimmermann
Harry Zörnack
5 Sovjetunionen (URS)
Valeri Gassy
Vasily Ilyin
Mykhaylo Ishchenko
Yury Klimov
Valentin Kulev
Yuriy Lahutyn
Mikhail Luzenko
Vladimir Maksimov
Albert Oganezov
Aleksandr Panov
Oleksandr Rezanov
Nikolai Semenov
Anatoli Shevchenko
Ivan Usaty
Jānis Vilsons
6 Vesttyskland (FRG)
Herwig Ahrendsen
Hans-Jürgen Bode
Wolfgang Braun
Peter Bucher
Jochen Feldhoff
Diethard Finkelmann
Josef Karrer
Klaus Kater
Klaus Lange
Herbert Lübking
Heiner Möller
Hans-Peter Neuhaus
Uwe Rathjen
Herbert Rogge
Herbert Wehnert
Klaus Westebbe
7 Sverige (SWE)
Björn Andersson
Bo Andersson
Dan Eriksson
Lennart Eriksson
Johan Fischerström
Göran Hård af Segerstad
Bengt Johansson
Benny Johansson
Jan Jonsson
Lars Karlsson
Michael Koch
Olle Olsson
Sten Olsson
Thomas Persson
Bertil Söderberg
Frank Ström
8 Ungarn (HUN)
János Adorján
Béla Bartalos
János Csík
László Harka
József Horváth
Sándor Kaló
István Marosi
Lajos Simó
János Stiller
István Szabó
László Szabó
Sándor Takács
István Varga (BHSE)
Károly Vass (Elektromos SE)
Sándor Vass (Elektromos SE)
Gyula Huth
9 Norge (NOR)
Træner: Thor Nohr
Per Ankre
Arnulf Bæk
Pål Bye
Pål Cappelen
Carl Graff-Wang
Inge Hansen
Torstein Hansen
Roger Hverven
Ulf Magnussen
Jan Økseter
Sten Osther
Jon Reinertsen
Geir Røse
Per Søderstrøm
Harald Tyrdal
Finn Urdal
10 Polen (POL)
Zdzisław Antczak
Zbigniew Dybol
Franciszek Gąsior
Jan Gmyrek
Bogdan Kowalczyk
Zygfryd Kuchta
Andrzej Lech
Jerzy Melcer
Helmut Pniociński
Henryk Rozmiarek
Andrzej Sokołowski
Engelbert Szolc
Andrzej Szymczak
Włodzimierz Wachowicz
Robert Zawada
11 Japan (JPN)
Shuji Arinaga
Katsuhiko Chikamori
Kiyotaka Hayakawa
Hiroshi Honda
Masayuki Hyokai
Nobuyuki Iida
Minoru Kino
Takezo Nakai
Toshio Niimi
Kiyoshi Noda
Kenichi Sasaki
Toshihiko Shimosato
12 Island (ISL)
Axel Axelsson
Ólafur Benediktsson
Björgvin Björgvinsson
Hjalti Einarsson
Sigurður Einarsson
Birgir Finnbogason
Stefán Gunnarsson
Geir Hallsteinsson
Ólafur Jónsson
Stefán Jónsson
Jón Magnússon
Ágúst Ögmundsson
Sigurbergur Sigsteinsson
Viðar Símonarson
Gunnsteinn Skúlason
Gísli Blöndal
13 Danmark (DEN)
Arne Andersen
Keld Andersen
Jørgen Frandsen
Claus From
Flemming Hansen
Jørgen Heidemann
Søren Jensen
Bent Jørgensen
Kay Jørgensen
Flemming Lauritzen
Svend Lund
Tom Lund
Thor Munkager
Vagn Nielsen
Karsten Sørensen
Jørgen Vodsgaard
14 USA (USA)
Træner: Peter Buehning
Richard Abrahamson
Fletcher Abram
Roger Baker
Dennis Berkholtz
Larry Caton
Vincent DiCalogero
Elmer Edes
Thomas Hardiman
Rudolph Matthews
Sandor Rivnyak
James Rogers
Richard Schlesinger
Kevin Serrapede
Robert Sparks
Joel Voelkert
Harry Winkler
15 Spanien (ESP)
Antonio Andreu
Miguel Ángel Cascallana
Fernando de Andrés
Javier García
Jesús Guerrero
Juan Miguel Igartua
Santos Labaca
Francisco López
Juan Antonio Medina
Juan Morera
Vicente Ortega
José Perramón
José Rochel
José Manuel Taure
José Villamarín
16 Tunesien (TUN)
Ahmed Bel Hadj
Raouf Ben Samir
Moncef Besbès
Taoufik Djemail
Aleya Hamrouni
Mouir Jelili
Mohamed Jeljeli
Mohamed Khalladi
Mohamed Klai
Faouzi Ksouri
Moncef Oueslati
Faouzi Sebabti
Amor Sghaier
Abdelaziz Zaibi
Ridha Zitoun


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Sportsgrene under sommer-OL 1972 i München
Atletik • Badminton (demonstration) • Basketball • Boksning • Brydning • Bueskydning • Cykling • Fodbold • Fægtning • Gymnastik • Hestesport • Hockey • Håndbold • Judo • Kano og kajak • Moderne femkamp • Roning • Sejlsport • Skydning • Svømning • Udspring • Vandpolo • Vandski (demonstration) • Volleyball • Vægtløftning

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