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JD and John discuss USA National Teams in action on three continent: The USA Men friendly matches in Europe, the USA Men at the NORCA Championships and both Men’s and Women’s Beach National Teams in Brazil.
Here’s a summary with links to some of the items we discussed:
- B-52’s Roam (Around the World): Link
- Athens (GA) Rock Lobsters: Link (actually a minor league ice hockey team)
- The Savanna Bananas: Link (Yes, they’ve transitioned to a travelling road show)
- Ichthyosaur: John’s proposed nickname for the Las Vegas Handball Club he helped start: Link (His suggestion did not gain traction and Scorpions was selected. He still has the DC Diplomats, though to claim)
- The originations of the Wild Card: Germany was eliminated in 2015 World Championship qualification and it became very apparent that this would be very detrimental to the value of the TV rights in the largest handball market. Australia was removed on shaky grounds: Link
- France vs USA Video highlights: Link
- Abou Fofana Highlight Reel: Link
- Handnews.fr match summary: Link
- 2024 NORCA Championship: USA Men’s Goals Scored
- 2024 NORCA Championship: USA Men’s Goals Scored by position
- Native American, Billy Mills won a gold medal in the 10K at the 1964 Olympics and his daughter played on an Olympic Festival team
- Here’s an article from the LA Times on the Native American Sports Council Handball team: Link
- IHF Beach Gloabal Tour Stage 1: Link
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