San Fernando Handball

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San Fernando Handball
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Full nameSan Fernando Handball
Head coachElio Fernández
League Campeonato Nacional de Clubes
2022 [1] Champion
Club colours  

San Fernando Handball is a handball club from San Fernando, Argentina. Currently, they compete in the Femebal and the Campeonato Nacional de Clubes and is the current champion. [2]

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History

The club was found 1972 as INEF Manuel Belgrano de San Fernando. Between 16 March 2009 and 1 July 2010 they chanced the name to UNLu. [3] [4] UNLu was short for Universidad Nacional de Luján. In May 2020 they renamed again to the today name San Fernando Handball. [5]

Accomplishments

Men's Team

Season World Continental *1)National [6] Metropolitano [7] Super 4 [7]
1992Did not existCancelled due to the lack of hosts?Gold medal icon.svg GoldDid not exist
1993?Gold medal icon.svg Gold
1994–2010Did not exist until 1997,
later Did not Qualify		Did not qualify??Did not exist until 2005,
later ?
2011Did not qualifyDid not qualifyGold medal icon.svg Gold (Division C)??
2012-2014???
2015 Apertura?Gold medal icon.svg GoldBronze medal icon.svg Bronze
2015 Clausura?
2016 AperturaGold medal icon.svg GoldSilver medal icon.svg SilverGold medal icon.svg Gold [8]
2016 ClausuraGold medal icon.svg Gold
2017 AperturaBronze medal icon.svg Bronze Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze [9] Gold medal icon.svg Gold [10] Silver medal icon.svg Silver [11]
2017 ClausuraGold medal icon.svg Gold
2018 AperturaDid not qualifyGold medal icon.svg Gold [12] Silver medal icon.svg SilverGold medal icon.svg Gold
2018 ClausuraSilver medal icon.svg Silver
2019 AperturaSilver medal icon.svg Silver Gold medal icon.svg Gold [13] Gold medal icon.svg GoldSilver medal icon.svg Silver
2019 ClausuraBronze medal icon.svg Bronze
2020 AperturaCancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic ??
2020 Clausura?
2021 AperturaDid not qualifyDid not participatedGold medal icon.svg Gold [14] ??
2021 ClausuraSilver medal icon.svg Silver [15]
2022 AperturaBronze medal icon.svg Bronze Gold medal icon.svg Gold [16] ??
2022 Clausura?
2023 Apertura 11th Gold medal icon.svg Gold [17] [18] TBDTBDTBD
2023 ClausuraTBD

Women's Team

Team

Current squad

Squad for the 2023 South and Central American Championship

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  2. ↑ "River y San Fernando se consagraron campeones del Nacional Adulto". handballargentina.org (in Spanish). Retrieved 7 June 2023.
  3. ↑ "Clubs" Diff 16 March 2009 and 1 July 2010. (in Spanish) Federación Metropolitana de Balonmano  [ es ]
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