Stjarnan Women

Leagues Played: Iceland Olis Deildin Women 201 Iceland Cup Women 16 Iceland Super Cup Women 2 Club Friendlies Women 1
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Results

Iceland Olis Deildin Women	04/03 19:30	21	^[1] Valur Women v UMF Stjarnan Women ^[7]	L	34-23
Iceland Olis Deildin Women	03/27 19:30	20	Stjarnan Women v UMF Selfoss Women	L	26-30
Iceland Olis Deildin Women	03/27 19:30	21	Valur Women v Stjarnan Women	-	PPT.
Iceland Olis Deildin Women	03/22 13:30	20	Stjarnan Women v UMF Selfoss Women	-	PPT.
Iceland Olis Deildin Women	03/21 19:00	19	^[8] Demetrious Johnson v UMF Stjarnan Women ^[6]	L	30-21
Iceland Olis Deildin Women	03/16 16:00	18	^[6] UMF Stjarnan Women v IBV Women ^[7]	L	18-24
Iceland Olis Deildin Women	03/12 19:30	18	Stjarnan Women v IBV Vestmannaeyjar Women	-	PPT.
Iceland Olis Deildin Women	02/19 18:00	17	Haukar Hafnafjordur Women v Stjarnan Women	L	29-24
Iceland Olis Deildin Women	02/15 13:00	16	Stjarnan Women v IR Reykjavik Women	L	20-28
Iceland Olis Deildin Women	02/11 19:30	15	Fram Reykjavik Women v Stjarnan Women	L	30-28
Iceland Olis Deildin Women	02/09 14:00	15	Fram Reykjavik Women v Stjarnan Women	-	PPT.
Iceland Cup Women	02/06 19:30	3	Fram Reykjavik Women v UMF Stjarnan Women	L	37-17

Wikipedia - Stjarnan

Ungmennafélagið Stjarnan (Icelandic pronunciation: [ˈuŋkˌmɛnːaˌfjɛːˌlaijɪð ˈstja(r)tnan], lit. 'The Star Youth Club'), commonly known as Stjarnan (lit. 'The Star'), is an Icelandic multi-sports club specialising in handball, football, basketball, volleyball and gymnastics located in Garðabær.

The Stjarnan Women’s Handball Team, based in Iceland, is a prominent and competitive club known for its strong performances in national and regional tournaments. Founded in 1981, Stjarnan has established itself as a formidable force in Icelandic handball, consistently demonstrating skill, teamwork, and resilience. The team competes in the Icelandic Women’s Handball League and has a reputation for developing talented players and fostering a passionate fan base. With a commitment to excellence and sportsmanship, Stjarnan Women continues to strive for success both domestically and in international competitions, embodying the spirit and dedication of Icelandic handball.