Iceland U19

Leagues Played: U19 World Championship 32 U18 European Championship 6 International 5
Links: Wikipedia
Related Teams: Iceland Women Iceland Iceland U21 Iceland U19 Women Iceland U20 Women Iceland U18 Iceland U20

Results

U19 World Championship	08/11 15:30	41	Montenegro U19 v Iceland U19	W	32-38
U19 World Championship	08/10 18:00	48	Iceland U19 v Sweden U19	L	36-41
U19 World Championship	08/08 13:30	2	^[1] Iceland U19 v Bahrain U19 ^[4]	W	34-28
U19 World Championship	08/07 11:30	1	^[1] Iceland U19 v South Korea U19 ^[3]	W	38-23
U19 World Championship	08/05 13:30	3	^[1] Egypt U19 v Iceland U19 ^[3]	L	33-30
U19 World Championship	08/03 13:30	2	^[3] Iceland U19 v Japan U19 ^[4]	W	35-28
U19 World Championship	08/02 13:30	1	^[2] Iceland U19 v Czech Republic U19 ^[2]	L	27-29
U18 European Championship	08/22 08:00	1	Anand/ Bendre v Iceland U19	L	26-24
U18 European Championship	08/20 13:15	1	Kazionova/Silich v Iceland U19	L	~~33-30~~
U18 European Championship	08/18 18:30	-	Spain U19 v Iceland U19	L	32-25
U18 European Championship	08/17 16:30	-	Iceland U19 v Sweden U19	L	27-29
U18 European Championship	08/15 12:30	-	Iceland U19 v Serbia U19	W	31-30

Wikipedia - Iceland men's national youth handball team

The Iceland national youth handball team is the national under-19 handball team of Iceland. Controlled by the Icelandic Handball Association, it represents Iceland in international matches. In 2015, it finished 2nd in the 2009 Men's Youth World Handball Championship and 3rd in the 2015 Men's Youth World Handball Championship.

The Iceland U19 Handball Team is a talented and dynamic youth squad representing Iceland in international under-19 handball competitions. Known for their strong work ethic, disciplined defense, and fast-paced attacking style, the team embodies Iceland's rich handball tradition and competitive spirit. Comprising promising young athletes, the Iceland U19 team showcases technical skill, tactical awareness, and resilience on the court. They aim to develop future stars for the senior national team while competing fiercely in European and world championships, demonstrating Iceland's commitment to nurturing young talent and excelling in the sport of handball.