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2016–17 SEHA League

释义

Team information
Venues and locations Personnel and kits Coaching changes
Regular season
Standings Results
Final four
Format
Semifinals Match for third place Final
References
External links

{{Infobox sports season
|MVP = Blaž Janc^[1]
|MVP_link =
|TV =
|attendance =
|caption =
|duration = 30 August 2016 – 16 March 2017
|finals =
|finals_MVP = Joan Cañellas
|finals_MVP_link =
|finals_champ = {{flagicon|MKD}} Vardar
|finals_link =
|finals_runner-up = {{flagicon|HUN}} MVM Veszprém KC
|league = SEHA League
|no_of_games = 90 (regular season)
94 (including F4 tournament)
|no_of_teams = 10
{{nowrap|{{BLR}} (1 team)}}
{{BIH}} (1 team)
{{CRO}} (2 teams)
{{HUN}} (1 team)
{{MKD}} (2 teams)
{{SVK}} (1 team)
{{SLO}} (2 teams)
|pixels = 180px
|playoffs = Final Four
|playoffs_link =
|season = Regular season
|season_champs = {{flagicon|MKD}} Vardar
|sport = Handball
|title = 2016-17 SEHA League season
|top_scorer = Blaž Janc (110 goals)
|top_scorer_link =
|seasonslist = SEHA League#Champions
|seasonslistnames = SEHA League
|prevseason_link =
|prevseason_year = 2015–16
|nextseason_link =
|nextseason_year = 2017–18
}}

The 2016–17 season was the sixth season of the SEHA (South East Handball Association) League and third under the sponsorship of the Russian oil and gas company Gazprom. Ten teams from seven countries (Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Hungary, Macedonia, Slovakia and Slovenia) participated in that year's competition.

Telekom Veszprém were the defending champions. The SEHA League was consisted of two phases – the first has 18 rounds in which all teams play one home and one away game against each other. After that, the four best ranked clubs played on the Final Four tournament.

The campaign began on 30 August 2016 with the match between last year's runner up Vardar and fourth placed Meshkov Brest. The regular season ended on 16 March 2017, with the decisive match between PPD Zagreb and Meshkov Brest.

The Final Four tournament was held in the city of Brest and organised in cooperation with Meshkov Brest, from 7 April to 9 April 2017.^[2]

Team information

Venues and locations

Country	Team	City	Venue (Capacity)
BLR}} Belarus	Meshkov Brest	Brest	Universal Sports Complex Victoria (3,740)
BIH}} Bosnia and Herzegovina	Izviđač CO	Ljubuški	Ljubuški Sports Hall (4,000)
{{flagicon\|CRO}} Croatia	PPD Zagreb	Zagreb	Arena Zagreb (16,800)
{{flagicon\|CRO}} Croatia	Nexe	Našice	Sportska dvorana (2,500)
HUN}} Hungary	Telekom Veszprém	Veszprém	Veszprém Aréna (5,096)
{{flagicon\|MKD}} Macedonia	Vardar	Skopje	Jane Sandanski Arena (6,000)
{{flagicon\|MKD}} Macedonia	Metalurg	Skopje	Avtokomanda Sports Hall (2,000)
SVK}} Slovakia	Tatran Prešov	Prešov	City Hall Prešov (4,000)
{{flagicon\|SLO}} Slovenia	Gorenje Velenje	Velenje	Red Hall (2,500)
{{flagicon\|SLO}} Slovenia	Celje Pivovarna Laško	Celje	Zlatorog Arena (5,500)

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}}{{col-4}}{{location map+ |Belarus |float=left |height=400 |width=220 |caption=Location of teams in 2016-17 SEHA League (Belarus) |places={{location map~ |Belarus |lat=52.13 |long=23.67 |label={{Nowrap|Meshkov Brest}} |position=right}}
}}{{location map+ |Hungary |float=left |height=400 |width=220 |caption=Location of teams in 2016-17 SEHA League (Hungary) |places={{location map~ |Hungary |lat=47.09 |long=17.91 |label={{Nowrap|Telekom Veszprém}} |position=top}}
}}{{location map+ |Slovakia |float=left |height=400 |width=220 |caption=Location of teams in 2016-17 SEHA League (Slovakia) |places={{location map~ |Slovakia |lat=49.00 |long=21.23 |label={{Nowrap|Tatran Prešov}} |position=top}}
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Personnel and kits

Following is the list of clubs competing in 2016–17 SEHA League, with their manager, team captain, kit manufacturer and shirt sponsor.

Team	Head coach	Team captain	Kit manufacturer	Shirt sponsor (main)
Meshkov Brest	UKR}} Serhiy Bebeshko	BLR}} Dzmitry Nikulenkau	Hummel	BelGazpromBank
Izviđač CO	BIH}} Zdenko Grbavac	BIH}} Ivan Miličević	Hummel	Central Osiguranje
PPD Zagreb	CRO}} Silvio Ivandija	CRO}} Zlatko Horvat	Hummel	Prvo Plinarsko Društvo
Nexe	CRO}} Zdenko Kordi	CRO}} Marko Mrđenović	Jako	Nexe Grupa
Telekom Veszprém	ESP}} Xavier Sabaté Caviedes	HUN}} László Nagy	Adidas	Telekom
Vardar	ESP}} Raúl González	MKD}} Stojanče Stoilov	Hummel	Mlekara Zdravje
Metalurg	CRO}} Lino Červar	MKD}} Filip Kuzmanovski	Kempa	Duferco Makstil
Tatran Prešov	CZE}} Rastislav Trtík	SVK}} Radovan Pekár	ATAK	Phoenix
Gorenje Velenje	SLO}} Marko Šibila	SLO}} Niko Medved	Kempa	Gorenje
Celje Pivovarna Laško	SLO}} Branko Tamše	SLO}} Luka Žvižej	Adidas	Laško

Coaching changes

Week	Club	Outgoing coach	Date of change	Incoming coach
6th	Gorenje Velenje	SLO}} Marko Šibila	3 October 2016^[3]	SLO}} Borut Plaskan
8th	PPD Zagreb	MNE}} Veselin Vujović	17 October 2016^[4]	CRO}} Silvio Ivandija
13th	Nexe	CRO}} Zdenko Kordi	26 November 2016^[5]	CRO}} Hrvoje Horvat
F4	PPD Zagreb	CRO}} Silvio Ivandija	3 April 2017^[6]	CRO}} Slavko Goluža

Regular season

Standings

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|update=complete
|source=SEHA Standings
|winpoints=3
|team1=VAR |team2=VES |team3=MES |team4=ZAG |team5=CEL |team6=GOR |team7=NEX |team8=MET |team9=TAT |team10=IZV
|win_MES=11|draw_MES=2 |loss_MES=5 |gf_MES=552 |ga_MES=500
|win_IZV=1 |draw_IZV=1 |loss_IZV=16|gf_IZV=503 |ga_IZV=603
|win_ZAG=11|draw_ZAG=1 |loss_ZAG=6 |gf_ZAG=496|ga_ZAG=469
|win_NEX=5 |draw_NEX=3 |loss_NEX=10|gf_NEX=493 |ga_NEX=523
|win_VES=14|draw_VES=2 |loss_VES=2 |gf_VES=521 |ga_VES=458
|win_VAR=15|draw_VAR=2 |loss_VAR=1 |gf_VAR=599 |ga_VAR=510
|win_MET=5 |draw_MET=2 |loss_MET=11|gf_MET=453 |ga_MET=472
|win_TAT=4 |draw_TAT=1 |loss_TAT=13|gf_TAT=469 |ga_TAT=548
|win_GOR=6 |draw_GOR=0 |loss_GOR=12|gf_GOR=501 |ga_GOR=520
|win_CEL=11|draw_CEL=0 |loss_CEL=7 |gf_CEL=561 |ga_CEL=545
|name_MES={{flagicon|BLR}} Meshkov Brest
|name_IZV={{flagicon|BIH}} Izviđač CO
|name_ZAG={{flagicon|CRO}} PPD Zagreb
|name_NEX={{flagicon|CRO}} Nexe
|name_VES={{flagicon|HUN}} Telekom Veszprém
|name_VAR={{flagicon|MKD}} Vardar
|name_MET={{flagicon|MKD}} Metalurg
|name_TAT={{flagicon|SVK}} Tatran Prešov
|name_GOR={{flagicon|SLO}} Gorenje Velenje
|name_CEL={{flagicon|SLO}} Celje Pivovarna Laško
|result1=FF |result2=FF |result3=FF |result4=FF
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Results

Home \\ Away	{{flagicon\|BLR MES	{{flagicon\|BIH IZV	{{flagicon\|CRO ZAG	{{flagicon\|CRO NEX	{{flagicon\|HUN VES	{{flagicon\|MKD VAR	{{flagicon\|MKD MET	{{flagicon\|SVK TAT	{{flagicon\|SLO GOR	{{flagicon\|SLO CEL
{{flagicon\|BLR}} Meshkov Brest {{fb r\|r=null}} {{fb r\|gf=40\|ga=29}} {{fb r\|gf=28\|ga=28}} {{fb r\|gf=37\|ga=29}} {{fb r\|gf=16\|ga=19}} {{fb r\|gf=30\|ga=35}} {{fb r\|gf=31\|ga=26}} {{fb r\|gf=33\|ga=25}} {{fb r\|gf=26\|ga=24}} {{fb r\|gf=36\|ga=29}}
{{flagicon\|BIH}} Izviđač CO {{fb r\|gf=26\|ga=34}} {{fb r\|r=null}} {{fb r\|gf=26\|ga=28}} {{fb r\|gf=27\|ga=30}} {{fb r\|gf=25\|ga=31}} {{fb r\|gf=27\|ga=33}} {{fb r\|gf=24\|ga=24}} {{fb r\|gf=33\|ga=28}} {{fb r\|gf=32\|ga=36}} {{fb r\|gf=31\|ga=32}}
{{flagicon\|CRO}} PPD Zagreb {{fb r\|gf=25\|ga=31}} {{fb r\|gf=34\|ga=29}} {{fb r\|r=null}} {{fb r\|gf=28\|ga=22}} {{fb r\|gf=27\|ga=23}} {{fb r\|gf=28\|ga=26}} {{fb r\|gf=29\|ga=20}} {{fb r\|gf=27\|ga=22}} {{fb r\|gf=28\|ga=21}} {{fb r\|gf=28\|ga=27}}
{{flagicon\|CRO}} Nexe {{fb r\|gf=28\|ga=27}} {{fb r\|gf=39\|ga=29}} {{fb r\|gf=23\|ga=25}} {{fb r\|r=null}} {{fb r\|gf=29\|ga=29}} {{fb r\|gf=27\|ga=30}} {{fb r\|gf=27\|ga=22}} {{fb r\|gf=25\|ga=31}} {{fb r\|gf=29\|ga=27}} {{fb r\|gf=26\|ga=35}}
{{flagicon\|HUN}} Telekom Veszprém {{fb r\|gf=31\|ga=30}} {{fb r\|gf=36\|ga=31}} {{fb r\|gf=28\|ga=25}} {{fb r\|gf=27\|ga=23}} {{fb r\|r=null}} {{fb r\|gf=28\|ga=28}} {{fb r\|gf=33\|ga=21}} {{fb r\|gf=32\|ga=28}} {{fb r\|gf=36\|ga=27}} {{fb r\|gf=32\|ga=25}}
{{flagicon\|MKD}} Vardar {{fb r\|gf=34\|ga=34}} {{fb r\|gf=42\|ga=30}} {{fb r\|gf=32\|ga=31}} {{fb r\|gf=37\|ga=29}} {{fb r\|gf=29\|ga=22}} {{fb r\|r=null}} {{fb r\|gf=31\|ga=29}} {{fb r\|gf=38\|ga=21}} {{fb r\|gf=40\|ga=32}} {{fb r\|gf=33\|ga=31}}
{{flagicon\|MKD}} Metalurg {{fb r\|gf=24\|ga=25}} {{fb r\|gf=36\|ga=22}} {{fb r\|gf=25\|ga=22}} {{fb r\|gf=25\|ga=25}} {{fb r\|gf=20\|ga=23}} {{fb r\|gf=24\|ga=25}} {{fb r\|r=null}} {{fb r\|gf=27\|ga=21}} {{fb r\|gf=28\|ga=25}} {{fb r\|gf=23\|ga=25}}
{{flagicon\|SVK}} Tatran Prešov {{fb r\|gf=25\|ga=30}} {{fb r\|gf=27\|ga=25}} {{fb r\|gf=30\|ga=25}} {{fb r\|gf=29\|ga=29}} {{fb r\|gf=18\|ga=26}} {{fb r\|gf=29\|ga=35}} {{fb r\|gf=27\|ga=33}} {{fb r\|r=null}} {{fb r\|gf=34\|ga=30}} {{fb r\|gf=25\|ga=31}}
{{flagicon\|SLO}} Gorenje Velenje {{fb r\|gf=34\|ga=37}} {{fb r\|gf=31\|ga=24}} {{fb r\|gf=27\|ga=26}} {{fb r\|gf=24\|ga=20}} {{fb r\|gf=27\|ga=31}} {{fb r\|gf=29\|ga=31}} {{fb r\|gf=23\|ga=18}} {{fb r\|gf=30\|ga=19}} {{fb r\|r=null}} {{fb r\|gf=26\|ga=27}}
{{flagicon\|SLO}} Celje Pivovarna Laško {{fb r\|gf=29\|ga=27}} {{fb r\|gf=42\|ga=33}} {{fb r\|gf=29\|ga=32}} {{fb r\|gf=34\|ga=33}} {{fb r\|gf=29\|ga=34}} {{fb r\|gf=29\|ga=40}} {{fb r\|gf=34\|ga=28}} {{fb r\|gf=39\|ga=30}} {{fb r\|gf=34\|ga=28}} {{fb r\|r=null}}

Final four

The final four will be held at the Universal Sports Complex Victoria in Brest, Belarus on 7 and 9 April 2017.

Format

The first-placed team of the group faces the fourth-placed team, and the second-placed team will play against the third-placed team from the other group in the final four.

Semifinals

{{handballbox
|date= 7 April 2017
|time= 17:30 {{small|CEST (00)}}
|team1= Vardar {{flagicon|MKD}}
|score= 36–28
|team2= {{flagicon|CRO}} PPD Zagreb
|report= Report
|goals1= Čupić 8
|goals2= Horvat 8
|HT= 19–12
|twomin1= 7
|yellow1= 2
|red1=
|twomin2= 5
|yellow2= 3
|red2=
|stadium= Universal Sports Complex Victoria, Brest
|attendance= 2,700
|referee= Nabokao, Kulik
|refnat= BLR
}}{{handballbox
|date= 7 April 2017
|time= 20:00 {{small|CEST (00)}}
|team1= Telekom Veszprém {{flagicon|HUN}}
|score= 33–31
|team2= {{flagicon|BLR}} Meshkov Brest
|report= Report
|goals1= Ilić 7
|goals2= Stojković 9
|HT= 14–14
|FT= 29–29
|PEN= 4-2
|twomin1= 4
|yellow1= 3
|red1=
|twomin2= 4
|yellow2= 3
|red2=
|stadium= Universal Sports Complex Victoria, Brest
|attendance= 3,325
|referee= Mandak, Rudinsky
|refnat= SVK
}}

Match for third place

{{handballbox
|date= 9 April 2017
|time= 17:30 {{small|CEST (00)}}
|team1= Meshkov Brest {{flagicon|Belarus}}
|score= 23–19
|team2= {{flagicon|CRO}} Zagreb
|report= Report
|goals1= Stojković 4
|goals2= Horvat, Marković 5
|HT= 14–10
|twomin1= 1
|yellow1= 3
|red1=
|twomin2= 2
|yellow2= 3
|red2=
|stadium= Universal Sports Complex Victoria, Brest
|attendance= 3,375
|referee= Nachevski, Nikolov
|refnat= MKD
}}

Final

{{handballbox
|date= 9 April 2017
|time= 20:00 {{small|CEST (00)}}
|team1= Vardar {{flagicon|MKD}}
|score= 26–21
|team2= {{flagicon|HUN}} MVM Veszprém
|report= Report
|goals1= Cañellas, Dibirov 5
|goals2= Ilić 5
|HT= 11–11
|twomin1= 4
|yellow1= 3
|red1=
|twomin2= 4
|yellow2= 3
|red2=
|stadium= Universal Sports Complex Victoria, Brest
|attendance= 2,750
|referee= Gubica, Milošević
|refnat= CRO
}}

References

1. ^http://www.seha-liga.com/novost/1406/coaches-choice-best-of-the-season-blaz-janc-mvp
2. ^http://www.seha-liga.com/novost/1397/final-4-in-brest-belarus-from-7th-till-9th-of-april-2017
3. ^{{cite news|title=RK Gorenje sack Sibila – Borut Plaskan is new coach|url=http://www.handball-planet.com/rk-gorenje-sack-sibila-borut-plaskan-is-new-coach/|publisher=handball-planet.com |date=3 October 2016}}
4. ^{{cite news|title=PPD Zagreb and Vujovic part ways, Nikolic leads the team against Tatran|url=http://www.seha-liga.com/novost/1215/ppd-zagreb-and-vujovic-part-ways-nikolic-leads-the-team-against-tatran|publisher=seha-liga.com |date=17 October 2016}}
5. ^{{cite news|title=We have a new coach|url=http://www.rknexe.hr/vijest/imamo-novog-trenera/}}
6. ^{{cite news|title=GOLUŽA TAKES OVER ZAGREB BEFORE HEADING TO TATRAN PREŠOV|url=http://www.ehfcl.com/men/2016-17/article/28275/Golu%C5%BEa+takes+over+Zagreb+before+heading+to+Tatran+Pre%C5%A1ov}}

External links

Official website

2 : SEHA League|2016–17 domestic handball leagues

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