List of Denmark women's international handball players

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This list contains players who have made 50 appearances or more for the Denmark women's national handball team.
Incomplete

Contents

Key

Tournament medalists at the:

Summer Olympics

World Championship

European Championship

BoldCurrently available for selection. Correct as of 5 December 2023.
PosPositions
GK Goalkeeper
CBCenter back
LBLeft back
RBRight back
PPivot
LWLeft winger
RWRight winger

List of players

#PlayerPos.Apps.GoalsDebutLastMedalsRef.
1 Janne Kolling LW25075619882001 [1]
2 Karin Mortensen GK233420002012 [2]
3 Lene Rantala GK230019912011 [3]
4 Camilla Andersen CB19484619922000 [4]
5 Trine Østergaard RW190385201120242022 EC Silver medal icon.svg
2021 WC Bronze medal icon.svg		 [5]
6 Sandra Toft GK1882200820242023 WC Bronze medal icon.svg
2022 EC Silver medal icon.svg
2021 WC Bronze medal icon.svg		 [6]
7 Katrine Fruelund LB18457019972012 [7]
8 Anette Hoffmann LW18364119902000 [8]
9 Louise Burgaard RB181376201120242022 EC Silver medal icon.svg
2021 WC Bronze medal icon.svg		 [9]
10 Mette Vestergaard RB18151919952005 [10]
11 Anne-Marie Nielsen 18030119591975 [11]
12 Susanne Munk Lauritsen GK171319872000 [12]
13 Anne Mette Hansen LB152431201320232022 EC Silver medal icon.svg
2021 WC Bronze medal icon.svg		 [13]
14 Annette Dahl GK164019671981 [14]
15 Kristina Kristiansen 15537820072017 [15]
16 Rikke Skov LB15238420002016 [16]
17 Line Jørgensen RB14935220072018 [17]
18 Helle L. Petersen 14831019821991 [18]
Stine Jørgensen 14848720102019 [19]
20 Kathrine Heindahl P143279201020242022 EC Silver medal icon.svg
2021 WC Bronze medal icon.svg		 [20]
21 Karen Brødsgaard P14028819982007 [21]
22 Marianne Vilstrup GK140019671985 [22]
23 Tonje Kjærgaard P13934219942000 [23]
24 Ann Grete Nørgaard LW13954920072016 [24]
25 Pernille Holmsgaard 13612420062016 [25]
26 Gitte Sunesen GK135119912000 [26]
27 Trine Troelsen LB13434120062014 [27]
28 Anja Andersen CB13372519891998 [28]
29 Susan Thorsgaard 13121620072015 [29]
30 Christina Roslyng 12929919982004 [30]
31 Rikke Hørlykke CB12523420002005 [31]
32 Josephine Touray RW12338320012008 [32]
Vibeke Nielsen 12334119821989 [33]
34 Heidi Bruun 12028419861991 [34]
Tina Bøttzau RB12024719902000 [35]
Gitte Madsen 12028819911998 [36]
37 Astrid Friis Larsen 11922319831991 [37]
38 Bente Solsbæk 11823619821989 [38]
Kristina Jørgensen LB118354201720242022 EC Silver medal icon.svg
2021 WC Bronze medal icon.svg		 [39]
Althea Reinhardt GK1180201620242022 EC Silver medal icon.svg
2021 WC Bronze medal icon.svg		 [40]
41 Mona Christensen 1172719671976 [41]
42 Mette Tranborg RB116265201420242022 EC Silver medal icon.svg
2021 WC Bronze medal icon.svg		 [42]
43 Lene Lund Høy Karlsen P11518120032009 [43]
44 Birte Carlsen 11337519671983 [44]
45 Lotte Grigel 11216320082020 [45]
46 Lotte Kiærskou CB11141419962004 [46]
47 Marianne Florman LW10717019901997 [47]
48 Kristine Andersen CB10630519962004 [48]
49 Heidi Astrup CB10426919902007 [49]
Rikke Schmidt GK104019992006 [50]
51 Line Daugaard 10330719992004 [51]
52 Tove Okkerstrøm 10119119781983 [52]
53 Kristina Bille 10015520052013 [53]
54 Louise Mortensen 9720520032009 [54]
55 Line Haugsted LB89125201420232021 WC Bronze medal icon.svg [55]
56 Ann Andreasen 8815019671981 [56]
Anne Dorthe Tanderup RB8818019911997 [57]
Anja Byrial P8812219921996 [58]
59 Mie Højlund LB87160201620232022 EC Silver medal icon.svg
2021 WC Bronze medal icon.svg		 [59]
60 Ingelise Mortensen 8517519861991 [60]
Mette Sjøberg 8526220032008 [61]
62 Rikke Solberg 8418519911996 [62]
63 Mette Melgaard 828820012012 [63]
64 Sarah Iversen P78118201520222022 EC Silver medal icon.svg [64]
65 Joan Johnsen 7413719821985 [65]
66 Anette Jacobsen 739119671979 [66]
67 Stine Bodholt 7110520142019 [67]
68 Conny Hamann CB7015819891996 [68]
69 Vivi Kjærsgaard 689419871993 [69]
70 Birgitte Volck 679919811985 [70]
Rikke Iversen P67106201520222022 EC Silver medal icon.svg
2021 WC Bronze medal icon.svg		 [71]
72 Ditte Andersen 6510820012005 [72]
73 Lærke Nolsøe LW62135201520222021 WC Bronze medal icon.svg [73]
74 Heidi Johansen 616720012005 [74]
75 Tina Nielsen 598119781983 [75]
Louise Pedersen 5911919992010 [76]
77 Marianne Bonde Pedersen 585020082014 [77]
78 Pia Anderson P579519851990 [78]
Simone Petersen 579220212024 [79]
80 Camilla Thomsen 568920022004 [80]
81 Anne Grete Vilhelmsen GK55019671975 [81]
Lise-Lotte Lauridsen 5513419901994 [82]
Louise Bager Due GK55120022007 [83]
Anette Bonde Christensen 559220022008 [84]
85 Connie Pedersen 5410419871990 [85]
Trine Jensen 548720012007 [86]
Rikke Nielsen 546820032006 [87]
88 Tine Mortensen 5312019851989 [88]
89 Simone Böhme RW5259201520222021 WC Bronze medal icon.svg [89]
90 Pernille Hansen 517019992001 [90]
Lise Knudsen 518020032007 [91]
Lærke Winther Møller 5113920072014 [92]
93 Maibritt Benda 508219881991 [93]

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