TTH Holstebro is a men's handball club from Holstebro, Denmark. The team is playing in the Danish Primo Tours Ligaen and play their home matches in Gråkjær Arena. Previously, the club also had an affiliated women's team until 2020.
History Founding The club was founded on 1 May 2000, when Holstebro Håndbold 90 and Tvis KFUM merged their first teams to create the new club.
In 2002 disagreements between HH90 and Tvis KFUM nearly let to the dissolvement of the club. A general assembly was called to dissolve the club, but an agreement between the two founding clubs was found last minute, which separated the elite team as its own legal entity.
First successes In 2008 the club won their first ever trophy, when they won the Danish Men's Handball Cup. Later the same season they got their best ever league finish, when they won Bronze medals for the first time.
In 2013 the women's team won the EHF Cup and the men's team won bronze medals. In 2014-15 the women's team won the title for a second time.
In 2016 the club changed the name from 'Team Tvis Holstebro' to 'TTH Holstebro'. The reason for the change was that the sponsors was primarily based in Holstebro and wanted that town to have more focus compared to the relatively smaller Tvis.
In 2018 they won the Danish Cup for a second time as well as the Danish Super Cup.
2020 to present day The club decided to split up the men's and women's in 2020 section in each clubs, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. HH90 took over the women's section, called Holstebro Håndbold.
Men's handball team
Kits
HOME
AWAY
Results
Danish Handball League: : 2016 : 2009, 2012, 2014, 2020 Danish Handball Cup: 2 : 2008, 2017 EHF Cup: : 2013 Danish Super Cup : 2018
Team Current squad
Squad for the 2026–27 season Men´s Current squad
TTH Holstebro Goalkeepers 1 Emil Holmberg Schatzl 30 Aron Fischer Hockerup 41 Gustavo Capdeville
Left Wingers 2 Joachim Lyng Als 10 Magnus Bramming
Right Wingers 17 Lucas Amby Jensen 19 Magnus Storgaard Pedersen
Pivots 4 Niels Povlsgaard Clausen 5 Frederik Arnoldsen 9 Jonas Raundahl 79 Teis Horn Rasmussen
Left Backs 7 William Aar 14 Emil Reinholdt Hansen 42 Eskil Dahl Reitan
Centre Backs 11 Thomas Damgaard 18 Rasmus Sandholm Mortensen 34 Thomas Houtepen 45 Benedikt Gunnar Óskarsson
Right Backs 8 Emil Grønbech Hansen 33 Jóhannes Berg Andrason
Defenders 21 Mathias Smed (c)
Technical staff Head Coach: Arnór Atlason Assistant Coach: Jacob Hessellund Goalkeeping Coach: Søren Rasmussen Physiotherapist: Morten Graversen Physiotherapist: Thomas Graagaard Physiotherapist: Rasmus Jørgensen Team Leader: Steen Kallesøe Team Leader: Laust Buch
Transfers Transfers for the 2026–27 season
Joining Gustavo Capdeville (GK) from S.L. Benficahttps://www.handball-world.news/artikel/portugiesischer-nationalspieler-wechselt-nach-daenemark-1179917 Benedikt Gunnar Óskarsson (CB) from Kolstad Håndballhttps://www.visir.is/g/20262895707d/bene-dikt-verdur-laeri-sveinn-arnors Emil Holmberg Schatzl (GK) from Alingsås HK Aron Fischer Hockerup (GK) (from Fredericia HK U19) Lucas Amby (RW) (from Bjerringbro-Silkeborg Håndbold U19) Niels Povlsgaard Clausen (P) (from Mors-Thy Håndbold U19) Teis Horn Rasmussen (P) (from Ribe-Esbjerg HH)
Leaving Sven Ehrig (RW) to GC Amicitia Zürich Krister Skarsvaag Midtflå (LB) to Bergsøy IL Nikolaj Markussen (LB) (retires)https://www.handball-world.news/artikel/daenischer-welt-und-europameister-gibt-karriereende-bekannt-1163909 Sebastian Ørum (LP) to Norddjurs Håndbold Rasmus Henriksen (GK) to Mors-Thy Håndbold Frederik Møller Wolff (GK) loan back to GOG Håndbold
Transfer History
Transfers for the 2025–26 seasonJoining Thomas Houtepen (CB) from TBV Lemgo Eskil Dahl Reitan (CB) from Bergen Håndball Jóhannes Berg Andrason (RB) from FH Hafnarfjarðar Joachim Lyng Als (LW) from GOG Håndbold Jonas Raundahl (LP) from Nordsjælland Håndbold Frederik Arnoldsen (LP) from Skanderborg AGF Håndbold Emil Grønbech Hansen (RB) from Skive fH Frederik Møller Wolff (GK) on loan from GOG Håndbold Magnus Storgaard Pedersen (RW) (from Mors-Thy Håndbold)
Leaving Kevin Gulliksen (RW) to Elverum Håndball Sander Heieren (GK) to Fredericia HK Edwin Aspenbäck (RB) to Rhein-Neckar Löwen Frederik Bjerre (LW) to GOG Håndbold Jonas Porup (LB) to Lemvig-Thyborøn Håndbold Johan Meklenborg (CB) to Aarhus HC Frank Mikkelsen (end of loan HC Odense Herrer) Christoffer Cichosz (LP) (Retires) Miha Žvižej (LP) (Retires)
European record
EHF Cup Season Round Club Home Away Aggregate Comment2013–14Round 2 HC Kriens-Luzern 35–2336–3671–59-Round 3 Stiinta Municipal Dedeman Bacau 32–2728–2961–55-Group St. Petersburg HC 28–2430–3260–54-Group BM Granollers 29–2428–2857–52-Group HCM Constanta34–2834–3468–62-1/4 Finals RK Gorenje Velenje30–3128–2757–59-2012–13Round 2 Tauron Stal Mielec 30–2429–2656–53-Round 3 Saint-Raphaël Var Handball 35–1935–3267–54-Group Orlen Wisła Płock 27–2628–2956–54-Group RK Maribor Branik 26–2631–2757–53-Group Elverum Håndball 33–1828–2861–46-Quarter Finals KIF Kolding København 27–2624–2451–50-Final Tournament Frisch Auf Göppingen --28–27-Final Tournament HBC Nantes --20–26-
EHF Cup Winners' Cup Season Round Club Home Away Aggregate Comment2009–10Round 3 HC Meshkov Brest 31–2333–2960–56-Round 4 Izmir BSB SK31–2427–3364–51-1/4 Final VfL Gummersbach27–3230–2754–62-
EHF Challenge Cup Season Round Club Home Away Aggregate Comment2002–03Round 2 Steaua Bukarest 32–1821–2658–39-Round 3 Politechnyk-Olkom Doneck30–2120–3060–41-Round 4 US Creteil Handball20–2029–2040–49-
Women's handball team
Results
Danish Women's Handball League: : 2013 : 2015, 2016 Women's EHF Cup: 2 : 2013, 2015 : 2011 Women's EHF Cup Winners' Cup: 1 : 2016
European record
Season Competition Round Club 1st leg 2nd leg Aggregate 2016–17 EHF CupR3 VfL Oldenburg 25–27 21–31 46–58
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