DHC Slavia Prague

DHC Slavia Prague
Full name	DHC Slavia Prague
Founded	1919
Arena	Hala Eden, Prague
Capacity	1,200
Head coach	Richard Řezáč
League	WHIL Czech League
2011–12	WHIL: 10th Czech League: 5th
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DHC Slavia Prague the Czech women's handball section of Czech omnisport club SK Slavia Prague. It was established in 1919.

The team won four Czechoslovak championships between 1926 and 1935. In 1960 Slavia, which had its name changed to Dynamo Prague between 1949 and 1965, won its fifth title and became the first team to represent Czechoslovakia in the newly founded European Cup where it reached the final, losing to Stiinta Bucharest.^[1] Three decades later the team won two of the last three editions of the Czechoslovak championship.

Following the dissolution of Czechoslovakia Slavia has competed in the Czech First Division and, from 2002, in the WHIL, a supranational league comprised by the leading Czech and Slovak clubs. The team won seven Czech championships between 1994 and 2010,^[2] and it has also won the WHIL in 2010 and 2011.^[3] Its major international success in the modern era was reaching the semifinals of the EHF Cup in 2001.^[4]

Titles

• Czechoslovak Championship
  • 1926, 1929, 1933, 1935, 1960, 1991, 1993
• WHIL
  • 2010, 2011
• Czech First Division
  • 1994, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2007, 2010

2011-12 roster

• Goalkeepers
  • Gabriela Jarošová, Petra Kudláčková, Šárka Peerová, Lucie Satrapová
• Defenders
  • Monika Jedličková, Martina Jonášová, Jana Knedlíková, Andrea Königová, Marie Kvasničková, Adéla Raková
• Wingers
  • Karolina Burdová, Klára Černá, Hana Kutlvašrová, Karolína Pekařová, Tereza Pokorná, Agata Romanczinová
• Pivots
  • Kamila Vondráčková, Lenka Mouleová

References

1. "List of finals". sports.org.
2. List of champions in Sokol Poruba's website
3. "Šalianky zdolali celkového víťaza WHIL a majú bronz" (in Slovak). 15 April 2012.
4. "Profile". European Handball Federation.