The Sweden men's national handball team (Swedish: Sveriges herrlandslag i handboll) is controlled by the Swedish Handball Association.Its most successful periods were under coaches Curt Wadmark (1948–1967) and Bengt Johansson (1988–2004). The team under Bengt Johansson, nicknamed Bengan Boys in Sweden, is regarded as one of the finest national teams in the history of the sport with players.

National Champions 1970 - 1972
1970
Four-Wall, Los Angeles
Open Singles: Paul Haber
Open Doubles: Carl Obert/Ruby Obert
40 Singles: Tom Ciasulli
40 Doubles: Bob Brady/Bill Keays
Three-Wall, Detroit
Open Singles: Steve August
Open Doubles: Paul Haber/Andy Upatnieks
40 Doubles: Jim Golden/John Scopis
50 Doubles: Bill Gluck/Bill Taub
Juniors, Miami
Boys 15-Under: Steve Adelman
Boys 17-Under: Ted Yevelson
Boys 19-Under: Ken Ginty
One-Wall, New York
Open Singles: Steve Sandler
Open Doubles: Steve Sandler/Don Weber
Masters Doubles: Lenny Isaacson/Ray Gershen
Juniors: Ken Ginty
Collegiates, Lake Forest College
Team: Univ. Texas
Open Singles: Fred Lewis
Open Doubles: Joe Hero/Terry Hankins
Men's B: Jim Darnell
1971
Four-Wall, Memphis
Open Singles: Paul Haber
Open Doubles: Ray Neveau/Simie Fein
40 Singles: Rudy Stadlberger
40 Doubles: Arnie Aguilar/Irv Simon
50 Doubles: Jack Gordon/Dave Seiwart
Three-Wall, Detroit
Open Singles: Lou Russo
Open Doubles: Paul Haber/Andy Upatnieks
40 Doubles: Jim Golden/John Scopis
50 Doubles: Bill Gluck/Bill Taub
Juniors, Miami
Boys 15-Under: Mike Lloyd
Boys 17-Under: Nati Alvarado
Boys 19-Under: Rick Christian
One-Wall, New York
Open Singles: Steve Sandler
Open Doubles: Artie Reyer/Wally Ulbrich
Masters Doubles: Bill Taub/Lou Caputo
Collegiates, Univ. of Tenn.
Team: Univ. Texas/Lake Forest
Open Singles: Wes Yee
Open Doubles: Joe Hero/Terry Hankins
Men's B: Dick Staley
Masters Doubles, Birmingham
40-Plus: Phil Elbert/Ken Schneider
50-Plus: George Brotemarkle/Bill Feivou

1972
Four-Wall, Seattle
Open Singles: Fred Lewis
Open Doubles: Kent Fusselman/Al Drews
40 Singles: Rudy Stadlberger
40 Doubles: Ken Schneider/Phil Elbert
50 Doubles: George Brotemarkle/Bill Feivou
Three-Wall, Detroit
Open Singles: Lou Russo
Open Doubles: Joel Wisotsky/Ruby Obert
40 Doubles: Jim Golden/John Scopis
50 Doubles: Bill Gluck/Bill Taub
Juniors, Denver
Boys 15-Under: Ed Jackson
Boys 17-Under: Gary Stedman
Boys 19-Under: Naty Alvarado

National Handball

One-Wall, New York
Open Singles: Wally Ulbrich
Open Doubles: Wally Ulbrich/Mark Levine
Masters Doubles: Julie Rothman/Joe Danilczyk
Juniors: Ken Ginty
Collegiates, Lake Forest College
Team: Univ. Texas
Open Singles: Wes Yee
Open Doubles: Jeff Barnes/Terry Hankins
Men's B: Gene Craft
Masters Singles, Chattanooga
40-Plus: Phil Elbert
50-Plus: Bill Feivou
Masters Doubles, Milwaukee
40-Plus: Phil Elbert/Ken Schneider
50-Plus: Ted Bystock/Harold Hanft

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• Handball (also known as team handball, European handball or Olympic handball) is a team sport in which two teams of seven players each (six outcourt players and a goalkeeper) pass a ball using their hands with the aim of throwing it into the goal of the other team.A standard match consists of two periods of 30 minutes, and the team that scores more goals wins.
• Handball combined all the elements of my favorite sports. It gave me the opportunity to see the world, meet new people and learn about different cultures. Gary Hines, Men's National Team athlete.

Latest update: 2015-09-01

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