Here comes this month’s handball News! Below you will find the most critically important topics for the upcoming period.
Elverum Yngres Cup
The registration for next year’s Elverum Yngres Cup is finally open! The event will take place in and around Elverum from April 25-27. This year’s tournament was fully booked,so we recommend registering your team early. You can find the link to the invitation here!
December 15 is the final deadline!
If you wish to register teams for play in the Regional Series or in children’s handball, December 15 is a date to remember! teams registered after this date will not be included in our leagues. It is indeed also the final deadline for requesting to change levels.
NHF Region Innlandet will be organizing new coaching courses in the new year. Efforts are also underway to establish a new Coach 2 program starting in February. If you lack modules in your education, please contact the education coordinator.
Buy tickets to the NM finals!
Both Elverum and Storhamar have made it to this year’s NM finals! Now we hope many from Innlandet will make their way to unity Arena on December 29. you can buy tickets to the NM finals here.Go Storhamar and Elverum!
Facility conference 2025
The Norwegian Handball Federation invites you to the national facility conference on Wednesday, January 29, in connection with the handball World Cup at Unity Arena. Key politicians and other exciting names such as Zaineb Al-samarai, Tonje Sagstuen, and Thorir Hergeirsson will be present. Read more about the conference here.
Facebook group for referee contacts
A new Facebook group for referee contacts has been created, and we ask that all referee contacts join the group. Haven’t received an invitation? Please contact the referee coordinator Bjørn Larsen.
Meetings
On this page, you will find all meetings related to player development in Innlandet. Player development for the 2024-2025 season is well underway, and if you have questions regarding SPU, you can contact development coordinator Ingrid Giverhaug.
Club House
The Club House program is gaining momentum in Innlandet! The Club House is NHF’s club development program aimed at contributing to a better club environment for players,officials,coaches,referees,and everyone else involved in the handball community. In Innlandet, lunner HK, Gjøvik HK, Storhamar IL Handball, and HK Vestre Toten are now certified at level 1, and several clubs are well underway with the process.
Use our children’s handball pages!
On the region’s children’s handball pages, you will find a lot of useful information. Do you have questions regarding events, game rules, recruitment efforts, education, or tips for sessions? You can find the answers on our children’s handball pages.
Here you can find all the gladmandag stories!
Every monday, we share a positive story about handball activities in Innlandet on our Facebook and Instagram pages. We have now gathered all of this year’s positive stories in one place!
What are the benefits of participating in youth handball tournaments like the Elverum Yngres Cup?
Interview between Time.news Editor and Handball expert
Time.news Editor: Welcome to Time.news! Today, we have a special guest, dr. Mia Jensen, an expert in handball growth and coaching. Mia, thank you for joining us.
Dr.Mia Jensen: Thank you for having me! It’s great to be here to discuss the exciting developments in handball.
Time.news Editor: Let’s dive right in! One of the key highlights is the Elverum Yngres Cup happening in April next year. What makes this event important for the handball community?
Dr. Mia Jensen: The Elverum Yngres Cup is one of the most anticipated youth tournaments in Norway. It’s not just about competition; it’s a platform for young players to showcase their talent and gain valuable experience. With last year’s tournament fully booked, it’s clear that demand is high, so I would encourage teams to register early!
Time.news Editor: Absolutely! And I see the final deadline for registrations is December 15. What advice would you give to teams navigating this registration process?
Dr. Mia Jensen: I would advise teams to ensure they meet the deadline not only for registration but also for any changes in their levels.These deadlines are critical for organizing competitive leagues. Teams should prioritize their registration to avoid disappointment.
Time.news Editor: Great points! Now, shifting gears a bit, there are coaching courses being organized by NHF Region Innlandet for the upcoming year, including a new Coach 2 program. How crucial are these coaching courses for the development of handball in the region?
Dr. Mia Jensen: Coaching education is vital for the development of any sport. These courses provide coaches with updated strategies, tools, and knowledge that can significantly impact player development. A well-educated coach can elevate the entire program, fostering both skill and sportsmanship in young athletes.
Time.news Editor: Definitely! And considering the upcoming NM finals,which are a major event in the handball calendar,what do you think the impact of such competitions is on local communities and the sport as a whole?
Dr. mia Jensen: Events like the NM finals serve as a celebration of the sport. They bring communities together, promote local talent, and inspire young athletes. Such competitions can spark interest in handball among the youth, encouraging them to participate in clubs and thus, grow the sport further.
Time.news Editor: That’s an inspiring perspective, Mia! With all these initiatives and events lined up, how do you envision the future of handball in Norway?
Dr. Mia Jensen: I see a bright future for handball in Norway. With strong youth programs like the Elverum Yngres Cup, properly trained coaches, and a robust competitive structure, we’re setting the stage for the next generation of talent. It’s an exciting time to be involved in handball!
Time.news Editor: Thank you, Dr. Mia Jensen, for sharing your insights with us today. It’s clear that the upcoming events in the handball community are set to create a ripple effect that will strengthen the sport at all levels.
Dr. Mia Jensen: Thank you for having me! Let’s cheer on our teams and support the growth of handball together.
Time.news Editor: And to our readers, don’t forget to mark your calendars for the upcoming events and deadlines in the handball calendar. Until next time!