A special NZHF Senior Men's National Team has been selected, named the Gallipoli14. Destined to represent their country in Gallipoli in commemoration of ANZAC Day and then on to qualify for the World Champs. The players selected to the team are:
Team: Andre Verstappen, Ben Wallace, Evan Clare, James Nixon, Jason Roche, Joe Lill, Jun Burden
Justin Cope, Karl Fitzpatrick, Matt Thomson, Nick Potter, Patrick Whatman, Tim Nuthall, Tom McKay Reserves: Kyle Smith Coach: Pablo Rey, Manager: Frank Stoltenberg, Assistant Coach (in Germany): Reinhard Zimmer
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The 'Gallipoli14' are the New Zealand
National Men's Handball Team Travelling to Germany & Turkey for a
tri-nation tournament between Australia, Turkey and New Zealand. The
team will attend a week long training camp and play a series of matches in
Germany in preparation for the tri-nation tournament to be held in
Canakkale, near Gallipoli 21-24 April 2010. All three teams will attend
the Dawn Service at ANZAC cove together on 25 April 2010.
To raise funds for the trip the Gallipoli14 team are raffling off:
The naming rights of the tour and
The rights to be the main sponsor of the Men's National team for 2010
There
are several additional benefits for the winner and there will also be
widespread acknowledgement for every non-winning ticket holder, as
supporters of the team. For more information, please view the Sponsorship Brochure.
There will be only a maximum of 250
raffle tickets. The draw will be made at 4pm on 26 March 2010 and
announced on this website, the winner will be contacted via phone and
email.
.. is about to begin, if your school is keen to play in this competition, or you are keen to coach a team, or you just want to be part of it, please email
NZHF Beach Handball Tour is underway
The Wellington Beach tournament at Oriental Bay was on last weekend. If you would like to see the results, click the Read More button at the bottom of this news item.