BM Remudas













































Rocasa G.C. ACE
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Full name Balonmano Remudas
Short name Remudas
Founded 1978
Arena
Antonio Moreno, Telde
Capacity 800
President Antonio Moreno (ESP)
Head coach Antonio Moreno (ESP)
League División de Honor
2017–18 División de Honor, 3rd






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Home



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Website
Official site

Balonmano Remudas, a.k.a. Rocasa Gran Canaria ACE for sponsorship reasons, is a Spanish women's handball club from Telde in the island of Gran Canaria, Canary Islands.


Founded in 1978, ten years later it was promoted to the División de Honor, where it has played since.[1] Its best result was a third place in 1992, while most recently it was second to last in 2011, ultimately avoiding relegation as CP Goya Almería sold it its spot.[2] Remudas has played the EHF Cup in 1993 and 2003, the Cup Winners' Cup in 2001 and the City Cup in 1995.[3]




Contents






  • 1 Season to season


  • 2 European record


  • 3 Team


    • 3.1 Current squad


    • 3.2 Transfers




  • 4 Trophies


  • 5 Notable players


  • 6 References


  • 7 External links





Season to season























































































































Season
 Tier
 Division
 Pos.
 Notes
1986–87
 2
Primera Nacional
 3rd (Group 6)
1987–88
 2
Primera Nacional
 1st (Group 6)
1988–89
 2
Primera Nacional
 1st (Group 4)
 Promoted

1989–90
 1
División de Honor
 8th

1990–91
 1
División de Honor
 5th

1991–92
 1
División de Honor
 3rd

1992–93
 1
División de Honor
 7th

1993–94
 1
División de Honor
 5th

1994–95
 1
División de Honor
 6th

1995–96
 1
División de Honor
 10th

1996–97
 1
División de Honor
 8th

1997–98
 1
División de Honor
 10th

1998–99
 1
División de Honor
 5th

1999–00
 1
División de Honor
 4th

2000–01
 1
División de Honor
 6th



















































































































Season
 Tier
 Division
 Pos.
 Notes

2001–02
 1
División de Honor
 5th

2002–03
 1
División de Honor
 7th

2003–04
 1
División de Honor
 8th

2004–05
 1
División de Honor
 8th

2005–06
 1
División de Honor
 12th

2006–07
 1
División de Honor
 8th

2007–08
 1
División de Honor
 8th

2008–09
 1
División de Honor
 11th

2009–10
 1
División de Honor
 11th

2010–11
 1
División de Honor
 12th

2011–12
 1
División de Honor
 7th

2012–13
 1
División de Honor
 3rd

2013–14
 1
División de Honor
 2nd

2014–15
 1
División de Honor
 2nd

2015–16
 1
División de Honor
 2nd




  • 27 seasons in División de Honor


European record





























Season
 Competition
 Round
 Club
 1st leg
 2nd leg
 Aggregate


2013-14
EHF Cup
Qualifier
Belarus HC Gomel
 30–20
 26–26
56–46

Last 16
Russia Lada Togliatti
 28–30
 16–26
44–56




























Season
 Competition
 Round
 Club
 1st leg
 2nd leg
 Aggregate


2014-15
EHF Cup
Round 3
Sweden Lugi HF
 28–24
 25–23
53–47

Last 16
Hungary Érd
 22–30
 23–31
45–61










































Season
 Competition
 Round
 Club
 1st leg
 2nd leg
 Aggregate


2015-16
Challenge Cup
1/8
Kosovo KHF Shqiponja
 23–38
 31–56
94–54

1/4
Serbia ŽRK Izvor Bukovička Banja
 35–25
 27–19
62–44

1/2
Poland EB Start Elbląg
 25–24
 22–22
47–46

Final
Turkey Kastamonu Bld. GSK
 29–25
 33–29
62–54



































Season
 Competition
 Round
 Club
 1st leg
 2nd leg
 Aggregate


2016-17
Challenge Cup
R3
Finland HIFK
 39–12
 32–21
71–33

1/8
Slovenia ŽRK Mlinotest Ajdovščina
 31–18
 36–21
67–39

1/4
Croatia HC Lokomotiva Zagreb
 24–29
 26–23
50–52


Team



Current squad


Squad for the 2018–19 season










Transfers


Transfers for the 2018-2019










Trophies




  • EHF Challenge Cup: 1
    • 2015–16



  • Copa de la Reina: 2

    • 2015, 2017



  • Supercopa de España: 1
    • 2017




Notable players




  • Spain Almudena Rodriguez


  • Sweden Anna Ljungdahl Rapp


  • Sweden Åsa Mogensen



References





  1. ^ Profile in the Spanish Handball Federation's website


  2. ^ Goya can't keep on in top flight. Diario de Almería


  3. ^ [1][2] Profile in the European Handball Federation's website




External links


  • Official website








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