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Fertiberia Puerto Sagunto | |
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Full name | Club Balonmano Puerto Sagunto |
Founded | 1951 |
Arena | Pabellón Municipal, Puerto Sagunto, Valencian Community, Spain |
Capacity | 1,500 |
President | Juanjo Bataller |
Head coach | Patxi Martí |
League | Liga ASOBAL |
2014–15 | Liga ASOBAL, 10th |
Club Balonmano Puerto Sagunto is a handball club based in Sagunto, Valencian Community. Puerto Sagunto was founded in 1951 and has played in Liga ASOBAL since the 2012–13 season despite its finish as the bottom team in the 2011–12 season.[1]
Season by season
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- 5 seasons in Liga ASOBAL
Current squad 2015/16
[edit ] Goalkeepers
- 01 Spain Ibrahim Moral Criado
- 12 Spain David Bruixola
- 16 Spain Juan Carlos Chueca
Wingers
- 08 Spain Pocholo
- 09 Spain Javier Tarrasó
- 13 Spain Sergio Berrios
- 20 Spain Antonio Alegre
- 04 Lithuania Rolandas Bernatonis
- 06 Spain Rubén Ruiz
- 07 Spain Ilija Sladic
- 11 France Seufyann Sayad
- 13 Spain Sergio Martes
- 17 Cuba Guillermo Corzo Gomes
- 20 Spain Antonio Alegre
- 21 Spain Ignacio Nebot
- 24 Serbia Saša Đukić
- 73 Spain Jose María Beltrán
- 75 Spain Juan Antonio Sarió
Technical staff
- Head Coach Spain Patxi Martí
- Assistant Coach Spain Pere Sáez
Stadium information
[edit ]- Name: - Pabellón Municipal de Puerto Sagunto – inaugural year (1975)
- City: - Puerto Sagunto, Sagunto
- Capacity: - 2.000 people
- Address: - Carretera Sagunto-Puerto Sagunto, Km 2,3
Notable famous players
[edit ]- Serbia Ivan Lapčević
- Slovenia Ognjen Backovič
- Bosnia and Herzegovina Nikola Prce
- Bosnia and Herzegovina Nikola Dokić
- North Macedonia Darko Dimitrievski
- Lithuania Rolandas Bernatonis
References
[edit ]- ^ Alser Puerto Sagunto solicita formalmente la inscripción en Asobal cbmpuertosagunto.com, 5 July 2012
External links
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