Where are they today?

[Sarah]

Hi all,

This weekend I were at this party and we ere talking about handball in the past, and we were all quires about what have happened to the players we like so much, we tried to Google but with out success, but then one person told about this site and meant this was the best place to ask..

So does any one know where the following players are today and what they do?

Ausra Fridrikas?

Natasja Deriouguina?

Bojana Radulovic?

Natasja Burgers?

[Jessen]

What about Ibolya Mehlman?

[Didrik]

What about Woo Sun Hee Cristina Mihai (last time Itxako)and Natalia Spirova?
Popluharova and Simakova?

[Galpa]

Bojana Radulovics - After a long break she returned to handball last year. In this season she was playing in the Hungarian league, in Dunaferr (153 goals/22 matches). The club had financial difficulties and some older players decided to help to keep the club in 1st league. Bojana played really well in the season, scored lots of goals, we would still need her in NT! ( 37 y old)

Ibolya Mehlmann - She gave birth to her child and had a long break after that. This season she started to train in a small club in Győr (VKL SE, 2nd division 70 goals/12 matches). She needs more time to find her old form but from September she will play in the 1st league again (Veszprém or Érd). As I know, she is very motivated again. She has chance to be NT player again because we have problem on this position. We will see her performance next year. (28 y old)

That's what I know, maybe there are better informed Hungrians who can share something more with us.

[I.L.T.]

Very Interesting topic!

I asked itwas82 about Woo a while ago, here is his answer:

Woo is playing in Korea. She helped her club Samcheok win the inaugural Korean Super League title in September. During the Super League she played quite well but she was not 100% fit and her jump seemed a bit weaker than her prime. I don't know exactly how much she recovered now.

[Wbk]

Popluharova and Simakova?

Both played the 2009/10 season at home in Slovakia.
Šimáková became champion with ŠKP Bratislava. Popluhárová was the leader of Slovan Duslo Šaľa, but according to rumours she soon will sign "somewhere" in Germany again.

[meteo]

Popluharova and Simakova?

Both played the 2009/10 season at home in Slovakia.
Šimáková became champion with ŠKP Bratislava. Popluhárová was the leader of Slovan Duslo Šaľa, but according to rumours she soon will sign "somewhere" in Germany again.

Popluharova will join her "boyfriend" Herbert Müller at Thüringer HC.

[Wbk]

Popluharova and Simakova?

Both played the 2009/10 season at home in Slovakia.
Šimáková became champion with ŠKP Bratislava. Popluhárová was the leader of Slovan Duslo Šaľa, but according to rumours she soon will sign "somewhere" in Germany again.

Popluharova will join her "boyfriend" Herbert Müller at Thüringer HC.

That's it. Thank you, meteo

[mikh]

Asa Erikson?

[Poltergeist]

Woo played last time at Rulmentul Brasov in Romania, when Herbert Muller was coach. Yes, she is now in Korea. One of the best right wingers from the world...

[jensm]

Bojana Radulovics - After a long break she returned to handball last year. In this season she was playing in the Hungarian league, in Dunaferr (153 goals/22 matches). The club had financial difficulties and some older players decided to help to keep the club in 1st league. Bojana played really well in the season, scored lots of goals, we would still need her in NT! ( 37 y old)

I miss her play and shot soo much, she was just wonderful.

[TheDane]

Asa Erikson?

Åsa Eriksson's name is now Åsa Mogensen after she got married to long time boyfriend Claus Mogensen on June 21, 2008.
Claus Mogensen is the headcoach for Horsens HK where Åsa has also played and coached their U18 girls.
Claus Mogensen is a former elite player too and has played in the best Danish men's league for Skanderborg. He has also played in Holland for Primaz Sittardia and signed with in the 2nd best Spanish league for Juventud in the 2nd best Spanish league, whe he moved to Gran Canaria when his girlfriend Åsa Eriksson played for Spanish club Ro'Casa. But he never got to play any matches for the Spanish club because he got knee problems and was forced to retired. They moved back to Denmark after one year at Gran Canaria. Source: http://www.europamester.dk/2007-clausmogensen.htm
Claus Mogensen's coaching profile: http://www.horsenshk.dk/default.asp?id=45


Åsa and Claus Mogensen. Source: http://www.europamester.dk/old-06-2008d.htm

Danish handball club Skanderborg recently created an elite youth academy named SHEA (Skanderborg Handball Elite Academy), and last year they hired Åsa Mogesen as headcoach for their U18 boys. This is the first time she coaches male players.
In the just finished 2009-10 season they won the silver medals at the Danish U18 Boy's Championships.
Danish U18 Boy's Championship playoff finals:
22-04-10 19:30 AaB Håndbold - Skanderborg Håndbold 34-26
29-04-10 19:30 Skanderborg Håndbold -AaB Håndbold 30-28

Last season Åsa was the assisting coach for one of her old teams as a player FCM (formerly know as Ikast).
An article about her at Skanderborg's website: http://www.skanderborghaandbold.dk/Nyhe ... oldet.aspx
Besides her full.time job at SHEA, she's still the national team coach for Sweden's U20 women.

Åsa Mogensen's resume at SHEA: http://shea.dk/index.php?pid=14

U18 Boys:


Åsa Mogensen

Occupation:

• Full time coach at SHEA

Handball education:

• Graduated EHF Master Coach in 2009

Coaching career:

• 2005-still, National team coach for Sweden's U20 women
  
• 2007-2009, Assisitng coach for FCM Håndbold in the best Danish women's league
  
• 2007, Assisitng coach for Hadsten women's team in the 2nd best Danish league
  
• 2005-2007, Coach for Horsens HK's U18 girls

Active career:

• 251 national team matches for Sweden
  
• 1087 goals at the national team (1990-2005)
  
• 2 times player of the year in Sweden
  
• 4 time Swedish Champion (Skånela / Sävsjö)
  
• 1 time Danish Champion (Ikast / Bording)
  
• 3 time Danish Cup Winner (Ikast / Bording, Horsens HK)
  
• 1 EHF Cup title (Ikast / Bording, EHF Cup)

List of coaches in Skanderborg: http://www.skanderborghaandbold.dk/Ungd ... liste.aspx

U18 Boys
Coach Åsa Mogensen 20686717 [email protected]
Coach Kenneth Nygaard 86928789 21868010 [email protected]
Team leader Tine Bjørn de Place 26688358 [email protected]

Åsa Mogensen's Facebook profile: http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=653669591
Funny Facebook avatar she has:

[Jessen]

Isabel Ortuño, who played for Viborg once, where is she today?

[Bo$ko]

Isabel Ortuño, who played for Viborg once, where is she today?

Mar Alicante (ESP)

[timus]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlyp4RvnKZ0

Here you can watch Bojana Radulovics after her comeback last year.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Zlaa9Rp ... re=related

... and years ago against Slagelse. She's fantastic.

[Bo$ko]

She is a legend. I'd like to see her again on the EC ! Hungary misses right-handed player...

[Galpa]

She is a legend. I'd like to see her again on the EC ! Hungary misses right-handed player...

You mean left-handed right back but yeah we really miss one!

I could still imagine her in the NT, she could help a lot! Or we should try to find Hungarian relatives of Bulatovic!

[Stefan_MNE]

I could still imagine her in the NT, she could help a lot! Or we should try to find Hungarian relatives of Bulatovic!

Hardly - Bulatovićs are solely of Montenegrin origin.

P.S. Thnx for the videos, timus! It's always a pleasure to watch such a left-handed bomber as Radulovic is.

[Bo$ko]

You mean left-handed right back but yeah we really miss one!

I could still imagine her in the NT, she could help a lot! Or we should try to find Hungarian relatives of Bulatovic!

Yes, typing mistake.
She can do it for sure. At least 20-30 minutes per match.

[Galpa]

I could still imagine her in the NT, she could help a lot! Or we should try to find Hungarian relatives of Bulatovic!

Hardly - Bulatovićs are solely of Montenegrin origin.

Hmmm... Maybe she is the lost, little sister of Anita Bulath??? We can find reasons if we really want! So take care of her!

[Didrik]

Where is Mochalina?

[jensm]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlyp4RvnKZ0

Here you can watch Bojana Radulovics after her comeback last year.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Zlaa9Rp ... re=related

... and years ago against Slagelse. She's fantastic.

She's still having it, wonderful. LOVE her.

[Domen]

There are some players who came to play in Slovenia from other countries but still live here:
– Inna Dolgun from Kyrgyzstan, who has a handball school in Ljubljana;
– Olga Čečkova from Russia, whose daughter played for Olimpija in previos season;
– Natalija Borisenko from Ukraine, who sometimes looks after Vergelyuk's daughter;
– Natalija Derepasko from Ukraine, who lives in Ljubljana with girlfriend, if I'm well informed;
– Ana Mihaela Ciora from Romania, who still plays handball in Ptuj and owns company, specialized in consultating.

Slovenia seems to be good destination for players from ex-Soviet/Eastern states.

[jensm]

Olena Reznir? Last i heard was that she's in Germany?

[meteo]

Olena Reznir? Last i heard was that she's in Germany?

Playing at HSG Albstadt, recently promoted to 2nd Bundesliga this season.