2009–10 Scottish handball season

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All competitive handball in Scotland is sanctioned and organised by the Scottish Handball Association.

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The Scottish Handball Men's League Season ran from 3 October 2009 until 22 May 2010.

Gracemount Handball Club were crowned the Men's League Champions on 10 April 2010 after clinching a 32-32 draw against Glasgow Handball Club.

All league games and cup qualification matches were played at Blackburn Community Centre, Blackburn, West Lothian.

The Scottish Cup Finals were played at the Paisley Lagoon Leisure Centre.

Scottish Men's League

Fixtures/results

Week 1–3 October 2009

Throw OffHomeAwayScore
11.30amLiberton HCGracemount HC12-37
1pmGlasgow HCAyr HC36-26
2.30pmCumbernauld HC EK82 HC 50-19
  • Free Week - Tryst 77 HC

[1]

Week 2–17 October 2009

Throw OffHomeAwayScore
11.30amLiberton HCGlasgow HC21-30
1pm EK82 HC Tryst 77 HC27-43
2.30pmGracemount HCAyr HC47-16
  • Free Week - Cumbernauld HC

[2]

Week 3–7 November 2009

Throw OffHomeAwayScore
1pm EK82 HC Gracemount HC24-37
2.30pmCumbernauld HCAyr HC35-32
4pmLiberton HCTryst 77 HC32-29
  • Free Week - Glasgow HC

[3]

Week 4–21 November 2009

Throw OffHomeAwayScore
11.30amCumbernauld HCLiberton HC37-27
1pmGlasgow HCTryst 77 HC34-31
2.30pmAyr HC EK82 HC 41-26
  • Free Week - Gracemount HC

[4]

Week 5–5 December 2009

Throw OffHomeAwayScore
11.30amLiberton HC EK82 HC 40-20
1pmTryst 77 HCGracemount HC28-32
2.30pmGlasgow HCCumbernauld HC25-30
  • Free Week - Ayr HC

Week 6–12 December 2009

Throw OffHomeAwayScore
ForfeitTryst 77 HCCumbernauld HC0-10
1pmGracemount HCGlasgow HC35-28
ForfeitAyr HCLiberton HC0-10

Week 7–9 January 2010

Throw OffHomeAwayScore
11.30amGlasgow HC EK82 HC 40-29
1pmGracemount HCCumbernauld HC38-30
ForfeitTryst 77 HCAyr HC10-0
  • Free Week - Liberton HC

[5]

Week 8–23 January 2010

Throw OffHomeAwayScore
11.30amGracemount HCLiberton HC35-18
1pmAyr HCGlasgow HC19-36
2.30pm EK82 HC Cumbernauld HC21-28
  • Free Week - Tryst 77 HC

[6]

Week 9–6 February 2010

Throw OffHomeAwayScore
11.30amGlasgow HCLiberton HC35-29
1pmTryst 77 HC EK82 HC 53-10
2.30pmAyr HCGracemount HC29-57
  • Free Week - Cumbernauld HC

[7]

Week 10–27 February 2010

Throw OffHomeAwayScore
11.30amGracemount HC EK82 HC 45-22
1pmTryst 77 HCLiberton HC35-31
ForfeitAyr HCCumbernauld HC0-10
  • Free Week - Glasgow HC

[8]

Week 11–6 March 2010

Throw OffHomeAwayScore
11.30amAyr HCTryst 77 HC23-51
1pmLiberton HCCumbernauld HC26-30
2.30pm EK82 HC Glasgow HC20-55
  • Free Week - Gracemount HC

[9]

Week 12–27 March 2010

Throw OffHomeAwayScore
10.30am EK82 HC Liberton HC23-27
12pmGracemount HCTryst 77 HC37-30
1.30pmCumbernauld HCGlasgow HC19-32
  • Free Week - Ayr HC

[10]

Week 13–10 April 2010

Throw OffHomeAwayScore
11.30amCumbernauld HCTryst 77 HC10-0
1pmGlasgow HCGracemount HC32-32
2.30pmLiberton HCAyr HC34-24

[11]

Week 14–17 April 2010

Throw OffHomeAwayScore
11.30am EK82 HC Ayr HC34-52
1pmCumbernauld HCGracemount HC38-41
2.30pmTryst 77 HCGlasgow HC27-21

Free Week - Liberton HC

[12]

League table 2009/10

TeamPWLDG FG AG DPts
Gracemount HC 12110147330716623
Cumbernauld HC129303272616618
Glasgow HC128314063188817
Tryst 77 HC126603372677012
Liberton HC12570307335-2810
Ayr HC122100262386-1244
EK82 HC 120120274511-2370

League statistics

The following statistics for the Scottish Handball League are up to and including week 14:

Top goalscorers

PlayerTeamGamesGoalsAverage Goals
Allan Stokes Gracemount HC 121119.2
Danos SagiasGlasgow HC1010310.3
Kris SuzlicAyr HC99810.8
Gary McCaffertyTryst 77 HC67412.3
Robert Schotten Gracemount HC 10737.3
Mounir Iddir Gracemount HC 11676
Michael Lavery EK82 HC 11595.3
Christian Wolf Gracemount HC 10505
Christoph BoettgerGlasgow HC10505
Andy Wallace EK82 HC 11494.4
Vincent MartinezLiberton HC11464.1

Club disciplinary records

TeamGamesCautions2 MinsRed Cards
Ayr HC111490
Cumbernauld HC119140
EK82 HC 1129373
Glasgow HC1116210
Gracemount HC 1120310
Liberton HC1216291
Tryst 77 HC11882

Scottish Cup season 2009/10

Quarter final

Blackburn Community Centre, West Lothian 24 April 2010

GameThrow-OffHomeAwayScore
112.30pmGlasgow HC EK82 HC 59-21
22pmTryst 77 HCLiberton HC53-14
33.30pm Gracemount HC Glasgow University37-15
4Cumbernauld HCBye-

[13]

Semi final

Blackburn Community Centre, West Lothian 8 May 2010

GameThrow-OffHomeAwayScore
11pmGlasgow HCTryst 77 HC-
2 Gracemount HC Cumbernauld HC10-0

Final

Paisley Lagoon Leisure Centre, Paisley 22 May 2010

Throw-OffHomeAwayScore
TBAWinner SF1 Gracemount HC -

Top goalscorers

PlayerTeamGamesGoals

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  3. ↑ "Handball News, November 18 2009". Issuu.
  4. ↑ "Handball News, November 25 2009". Issuu.
  5. ↑ "Handball News, Jan 13 2010". Issuu.
  6. ↑ "Handball News, January 27 2010". Issuu.
  7. ↑ "Handball News, February 10 2010". Issuu.
  8. ↑ "Handball News, March 3 2010". Issuu.
  9. ↑ "Handball News, March 10 2010". Issuu.
  10. ↑ "Handball News, March 31 2010". Issuu.
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